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You see, as a board, it’s a crap one. Has been for ages. People aren’t daft. Those days are gone.

good old viking. out of sight, out of mind. ostrich, or what? just now, you understand.

all the best.

champagnes’s chilled. sports cars, yachts, waiting. my ****.

Viking.

Then say what you disagree with and why.

Nothing contentious in my posts.

ntl

cp i would rather take my direction from l&g.

when i considered myself a ggp investor, i took my lead from wyloo at 8.2.

so you’re not saying much just there.

it’s the way it goes.

time frames that, innit?

and talk about coinvestment options, if you like.

*******s, shorter term, hyped at the time, innit?

i think it’ll go 12p sometime.

Viking. Is that too many ‘F’ s.

You’re good for a giggle, bless you.

I mean, what’s predicted is out there. Been so for a while.

What’s required is your actual, and going on. Surely you see that by now?

Just what’s implicit, , admission document, etc., is all.

There you go.

All the best.

I still think it will eventually come good.

Over to Mr. Day and RNSs.

Sorry you don’t like it.

See it how it is.

I wouldn’t consider Newmont as a long term holder, by the way. They would have given up shares had they had the opportunity,on dilution, they didn’t get that, and have the side deal at 7.2 is it with Wyloo ( eventually owners? )

And they will make their shares available on ASX listing. A good thing all round, probably.

They want the cash, for other things.

I have traded it. In and out on the trend. It hasn’t held. Seems to me, ( simply on the trading ) Ggp has some convincing to do for pi’s on Telfer and the time, capex etc, til H comes on line.

I don’t think there can be very much lingering doubt the acquisitions will complete. Bit of a turn up if they don’t.

Maybe a Ggp RNS will turn it around, when Mr. Day is free to further advise the market.

And I continue to like the model. Pretty much the movers and shakers in Iceland, with govt/pension fund support, diversification to take some account of the ups and downs of commodity prices. The opportunities arising from JV’s where Amrq might be the drilling partner of choice, and the down the road prospect of a buyout for old Eldur, a payday, by a major. Sometime.

Nalunaq. I think. Never get it right.

Company seems to be setting itself up better than can reasonably be expected on the exploration front. And more results to come.

Better still will be, in my view, on the mining front, anticipated soon results on Nalanuq, by an enhanced MRE in the next quarter.

4. IHT relief on AIM shares to halve 

Under current rules, certain AIM shares also qualify for BPR and are therefore eligible for 100% inheritance tax relief if held for at least two years and on death.

This also means that if an ISA is invested in AIM shares (e.g. AIM IHT portfolios), on death the ISA can be passed on free of inheritance tax. Conventional Stocks & Shares ISAs are not eligible for any form of IHT relief.

What is changing?

Prior to the Budget, there were widespread rumours IHT relief on AIM shares might be scrapped.

The reality has proved better than expectations.

Qualifying AIM shares will continue to benefit from IHT relief, but from 6 April 2026 at the reduced rate of 50% – an effective IHT rate of 20%. To clarify, AIM shares do not use up the £1 million IHT-free BPR allowance.

Whilst less favourable than the current rules, this change still allows many AIM shares (including AIM ISA portfolios) to be passed on more tax-efficiently than portfolios of shares listed on the main market (including conventional Stocks & Shares ISAs).

That’s the point, isn’t it. You’re either making money or you ain’t.

It seems, management are managing and open with the market.

See how it pans out, for them and us lot.

They got water to get rid of. No surprise there.

It’s a sort of a hobby, for everyone, this posting lark. Else it wouldn’t happen. Would it?

A social thing, sort of, I suppose.

Don’t get you anywhere you wouldn’t have got. But we like it.

Thanks for the advice.

Got Westies. They’re happy.

Ad they have to deal with the acquifer. Ongoing, nothing new there, that they told anybody about.