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Reading back, the $0.052 options may have had an upfront payment of $0.015 each, so those figures may not be correct but still well in the money.

If I'm reading things right, In early 2021 Aura was in a bad way due to a combination of Peter Reeve's poor management and the Uranium sector being in the doldrums. At the time we were witnessing board room struggles, last resort borrowing from Lind and Reeve possibly breaking ASX rules to try and stay on as captain of the ship which resulted in Aura being briefly suspended from the ASX. New investors with deep pockets swooped in with a much needed cash injection in exchange for cheap shares and large numbers of options. In the Financial Report for the year ended 30 June 2022 there were 118,766,583 of the $0.052 options (AEEO) outstanding with an expiry date of 2024-06-30, since then 12,994,070 have been converted leaving 105,772,513 outstanding?

A$0.052, A$2,029,979.7 worth of shares for A$363,996.36 nice work if you can get it.

"Sweden’s Social Democrats concede election defeat"

So it looks like a new coalition consisting of the Swedish Democrats, the Moderates, Christian Democrats and Liberals will be taking power in Sweden. In the run up to the elections the group had been labelled as 'the nation’s nuclear-friendly opposition bloc'
While this news is no guarantee that Uranium mining in Haggan (once considered the second largest undeveloped uranium resource in the world at 800 million pounds U3O8) will be given the green light, it is however a very interesting update but there's more;

"Von der Leyen promises critical raw materials act"
The European Commission president confirmed an upcoming legislative act to secure EU access to critical raw materials (CRMs) at home and from abroad in her ‘state of the union’ speech on Wednesday.

So it would appear the EU is starting to seriously consider where it will get all of its battery metals and rare earths from to realise its proposed switch to a green economy, note in the statement the inclusion of 'at home' which would imply mining these materials in their own countries.

Haggan doesn't just contain Uranium, it also has battery metals. Aura seems undervalued when only taking the Tiris project into consideration so where will we be heading if Haggan comes back into play? GLA

Murmurs of the new Truss Government being crypto friendly certainly won't hurt things here, with the economic secretary talking of making the UK "a global hub for crypto technologies.”
Sounds promising.

Totally agree and having held Tek for a few years now myself I'm gobsmacked that there's comments bigging up the prospect of Tek taking on new investments that will need years of funding when the ones we've already got aren't doing anything for the share price. Anyone would think that the regular posters on this board who appear to be constantly ****-a-hoop are making a killing trading the swings or are paid promoters.

Geiger, Sprott & Yellowcake all up 10%+ today, we've been hearing the 'not enough supply' story for a few years now, hopefully things will eventually come to a head and Uranium goes on a massive run.

Don't tell me, funds getting a bit low at Indorse so Coin are gearing up for another placing?
Indorse UK Ltd 2 directors, Malcolm Palle & Gaurang Torvekar, Directors remuneration 2021 £100,000. Nice £50k for Malcolm on top of his 2021 £173,283 Coinsilium director remuneration.
What's the 2022 remuneration going to be while everyone else is getting hammered?
Wexboy tried to warn people on Twitter about Coin and what a joke the company is.

Low-carbon electricity generating station in Suffolk. The government has given the green light to French energy firm EDF to build the new Sizewell C nuclear power station.

When is someone going to be held accountable for the woeful performance and continued bad investments? KR1's portfolio has taken a hit recently but those that track their positions currently value it around £87m, what's the value of Coinsilium's portfolio? Seen as they claim to be one of the first listed entities in the space.

Another crap day on the markets, hardly worth logging in to any accounts currently - especially when you've no cash to add to any positions.

Another crap day on the markets, hardly worth logging in to any accounts currently - especially when you've no cash to add to any positions.

I've been in Tek years and it's the same every time "Almost there guys, just another small placing to get the companies over the line"

I recall Zak Mir once tweeting "Same old, same old" about Tek after one of their discounted placings.

Falling knife here currently, seems we're being hit harder than YCA for some reason. The European Parliament news regarding labelling gas and nuclear investments as green hasn't provided any relief either.

Final Results for the year ended 31 December 2021 Coinsilium Group Limited, Section 21 Directors’ Remuneration, Short Term Employee Benefits for 2021, Eddy Travia £184,083, Malcolm Palle £173,283, 2020 was £100,000 each.

I wouldn't pay them in GibStampNFTs or Crapdorse tokens, maybe it's time their snouts were removed from the trough. Investors aren't just mad because crypto is in a bear market but for the many reasons that have already been pointed out on this board.

Surely commonsense has to prevail at some point with regards to nuclear energy.

Seeing a 36p Ask sours the recent subscription share offer which I took up, I thought it too good to be true for small fry such as myself to get discounted shares like the big boys and placing flippers of Aim, maybe next year I'll do as others did and sell straight away and pocket the difference but I guess one shouldn't moan though as my GCL holding is still in profit (for now) and if buying the bottom was easy - everyone would be doing it.

Fortune Mojapelo, hero to zero.

The markets currently suck though and we're in uncertain times, the 60/40 portfolio no longer works because bond allocation was supposed to counter a decline in stocks but they both go down together nowadays because people have lost faith in governments, Bitcoin with its hard coded limited supply has gone down with the stock market, gold isn't exactly shining and meanwhile all the loony Greta loving western leaders are currently upping their burning of coal.

It's all relative, Aura's average deposit depth of 5m may feed the leach circuit with 1500ppm material after screening where as Global Atomic's average deposit depth is 300m but yields 5267ppm, what's the capex and opex going to be on an underground mine vs Aura's shovel ready project? I guess it all boils down to the aisc at the end of the day and how technically challenging the mining will be.