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can't disagree with anything you have said, most won't except one, but WGAF what he says anyway

There are only 3 SML's, ours i believe is the oldest application. By all accounts, mining for projects of strategic national importance, which I believe ours is, is exempt from the 16% free carry. I'm hoping there will also be preferential tax exemptions too.

Excellent Dave, you should send that to LC

he doesn't do a Jason Cropper, like PYC, once bitten

You beat me to it woody

Small miners can f*****g wait, let's get the big ones at the top of the pile signed off first FIFO

Dave, sadly it was only the benches that we provided, if we'd built the school we'd have had to do a placing. LOL

The MCCP has got a mention, good find JD. A few more leaks like that would do no harm whatsoever

I get the impression that Magafooli thinks he can electrify his country and build an industrialised nation on the back of freebie hand outs from donors, as opposed to actually having to get his country to work for it and earn it. That would create long term sustainability. Unfortunately that has perhaps been the biggest problem in Africa over the decades...aid, all that does is solve the consciences of rich countries.

only needs about another 47% to get back to where we were 2 months ago. Should be a piece of P155 with all the news that's due imminently

But where does it say temporary licences? what is says is .... licenses are issued temporarily after the licensing exercise has been suspended since July 2017. That is a bit different, it's all in the words and how you interpret them.

First post here but have been following this share closely since the incredible rise in November 17. I felt compelled to reply to the absolute garbage posted by Daveavt to try and prevent his lies becoming accepted as the truth, which is clearly what he intends. The November RNS that prompted the rise over 3 days from 1p to a 30p intraday high (closed at 17p) was prompted by PYC disclosing for the FIRST TIME that they had been working with Merck for a number of years on several projects. Prior to this announcement, PYC market cap was around �500k, and as the agreement with Merck was worth a minimum of �500k per annum, it was no surprise that the share price went crazy. Since then, on 26th Jan and 9th Feb PYC have announced they have commenced projects for 35k and 70k with a major pharma and a global top 10 pharma, who are unnamed at present, in the same way that Merck was prior to their unveiling in November. I�m not going to state my opinion of what would happen if either of these two pharma�s commit to a long term contact a la Merck, as apparently that would be ramping... However, I will state that PYC have a validated business model, do not obviously require funding, are working with two top 10 global pharma�s, and have a market cap of �3.9m. Any argument as to whether the share price should be 3p, 4p 5p or less is irrelevant unless you are a short term trader or shorter. If you have a time horizon of >6months the potential upside here is far greater, and as such a 5% allocation in my portfolio is a no brainer. Last bit for Daveavt, I will post this as a reply to every one of your negative comments until you stop your campaign of hate, it has gone on for far too long.

I'm not excluding the bit i don't like, i'm including the bit YOU don't like, smart arse !

Try the last week then, instead of the last two days, my hand is up. You can put any spin on anything you want, just your's is always negative.

Very much appreciated research today great uncle Bulgaria. This was a particularly interesting statement. Under the deals, the government will buy electricity from these plants at 8.259 US cents/kWh I'm sure the demographics of Bangladesh are not too dissimilar to those of Tanzania, and I'm sure I heard a similar feasible tariff rate being suggested on here by Sonic previously

absolutely ! 2p !! what the heck are they playing it

I wish he'd ask the fecking government of China to bung him 500 million to build a fecking power station and just get the feck on with it FFS.

All good for power in the region, interesting they are looking at cheaper supply tariffs with EDM, probably similar that's holding us up.

hopefully one morning i'll wake up at 7 and **** the bed !

84, that has always been the case, SEPCO have the MOU for the transmission line from the MCCP to link into the grid at Mbeya, that was awarded at the same time as the EPC contract. The 400KVa transmission line will run from Mbeya town to Tundama and then on to Sumbawanga, that's phase one, phase 2 is the planned interconnector to take power for export to Zambia at the border at Tundama. That phase 2 export power is where I think the phase 2 400mw comes into play at the MCCP. It's all explained in the link below. I believe the work on the phase 1 400Kva has already started. Unfortunately they haven't got any power to put through it. That's the "when not if" bit. https://www.afdb.org/fileadmin/uploads/afdb/Documents/Environmental-and-Social-Assessments/TANZANIA_-_NORTH_WEST_GRID__400_kV_NYAKANAZI_%E2%80%93_KIGOMA_TRANSMISSION_LINE_.pdf