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It looks like you are correct on that Chrisp - as xtr has £60million plus of accumulated losses that's the end of that idea i guess

Who was that nit on here that kept posting that colin is creating shareholder value - well $16m is a bit of value finally and I for one want some of it after funding all of the projects to date since 2017.

it would also help the share price in fact

Or my tele account is @

Cyberiachas101

Message me and I’ll invite

Just checked the link and it’s the same but all of the letters in the part that showed here are capitals apart from the h which is lower case

The missing elements of the link are :

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Lose the spaces of course and all lower cap

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i’ve created a telegram group to that effect , hope the link shows - it will be a single issue resolution- supportive of the deal and further exploration on the basis of a minimum $4million dividend within 18 months

I see no reason why they can’t announce they will accrue $4m over the next 18 months and release it as a special dividend at that time .

He’s still got $10million to roll the dice with but throw the long term investors a decent bone .

I would support an additional resolution to that effect at the agm? Who else would support that ?

The lithium price is still collapsing which must jeopardize any deal for kamativi - down to $13200 a tonne, could definitely go further down

Bought into this share a few days ago and added again today. Really like the story - the tungsten on its own is big and now we have Garfield looking good. Mu understanding is that some decent US govt funding on the Tungsten really males this fly.

This is good for xtr in that it removes uncertainty about raising cash for future manica plant building . There was no good visibility on costs and therefore our net share.

Let’s hope the afp licenses next to xtr in Zambia come up trumps

Ana that’s maybe because it’s not a stellar deal exactly.

There has been an expectation of $5m net from manica per year anyway for a few years.

I’m quite a big holder there and at least it locks in a good 3 year return with no uncertainty about raising cash for plant build there.

He’s also emphasised he sees the future as nw Zambia copper which is positive for Glr and afp

He’s obviously been busy on this deal so who knows maybe he’ll polish off a deal for a Glr asset or two quite soon now

Actually looking at the trades there was 1.5million trade first thing today that looks like a buy so who knows

Can buy for 1.06 now so it does seem that no deal is imminent, I do agree there is normally some strong buying pre a decent CB announcement. Hopefully something later in the year with an uptick in copper, or we get it into production.

I liked the sound of Colin's local associates on the recent AFP podcast where they covered Luansobe and its strong potential especially considering the Mopani deal.

Bushranger is definitely a case of "look what you could have won..."

Good work checking that, good to clarify and will mean a good few million £ in the bank and tradeable stocks at that point - the best part of £4.5 to £5m I would estimate. The ZAR v GBP has gone against us a bit but more than made up for in the rise in value of Afrimat and Sandfire since the start of the year.

Massive day tomorrow I feel

(Chrisp bday)

No posts for nearly a week here wow, looks like most investors have moved through the various stages of grief to Acceptance

Could be that the Kamativi drill cores have had the local Zimbabwe assays done and look very good/good enough - now waiting for the full on South African assay results confirmation (probably quite a bit longer wait) - and there is a deal ready subject to the SA assay confirmation.

Pure surmise on my part and I don't have any special info but its a plausible scenario

Somebody bought £25k of AFP shares this morning - a LOT for this share

First Quantum have until 17th jan to decide on the JV options on the remaining NW Zambia licenses so we are due news on this any time

There’s absolutely no doubt that Zambia is very hot right now - the only question I’d whether we have the scale and grade and position of deposit that people would want or prioritise- luansobe is nice but not that big.

Kamativi v promising but we’ve only seen one assay result since august?

Shinganda to me seems like the one that could “blow the doors off” but still a lot of work to do there.

Gla and no complaints from me if a sale does get done soon