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haha so we're back i see. Had just around £10K in here under BMR days from 2008 ish, now looks worth around £55. will keep these till my dying day as a constant reminder to stay well clear of AIM shares.

23.4 m.. so far. Anyone that hasn't joined up come along

We must nearly be there with AW2414s holding

bjlabuk, cheers that would be useful.

Bloody predictive text. Should read relist not delist..

I've joined the shutterfly group today and sent off my details to the bmrwatch/Alliance group.
We're (BMR) still a business and were still shareholders in that business, only you can't trade them on the exchange anymore, the company could buy them back or we can wait to be delisted again.. you can sell them privately I think between 2 parties buy I have no idea how this is done. I suppose JLP could make an offer for them or anyone else for that matter.

Didn't think we'd release one. So now were a PLC, who is the owner? I take it buying a PLC is much easier than trying to take over a listed company as share holders could block any move to do so, now I'm guessing that won't be a problem.

How can we get an RNS without a Nomad

We still hold the shares and technically can sell them on ourselves to anyone wishing to buy them.. well that's my take on it

Be good to now have a decent open convo with AB now that everything is not market sensitive, after all BMR itself is still going and I'm sure there's a plan in there somewhere. Maybe there should be an EGM where questions can be answered .

I think in fairness he tried to tip Bring what was going to happen by telling him there'd be news on the 3rd.. we all knew we had till the 2nd

On the BMR website it states Lexinta AG hold 12500000 shares represemting 7.?& but if you google lexinta AG it states they only hold 2500000..no holding rns on the 10m shares. Thoughts or am I missing something obvious?

What progress would that be?.

Today 11:22 Price: 2.30 Juxtapose 314 posts RE: Kabwe The LC chat on Directors Talk quite interesting. Along with all the technical improvements/simplification of processes, the comments re the interface with the Zambian Govt. are quite telling: keep them in the loop, fully updated re progress and deliver what the region needs, jobs and environmental clean up. It is quite ridiculous that BMR have had this project for so long ( I invested back in 2010/2011 on the back of Kabwe expectations and sold out when MA made no progress!) and it is still not in production. The Zambian Govt. had more patience than me! LC and his technical team clearly have the ability to turn this round: lab boffins who have experience of scaling chemical and mechanical tests up into production facilities. Of course, it is far less of a challenge to extract %s per ton of lead zinc and vanadium than grams per ton of the platinum group: should be a walk in the park and they do have the chrome experience to draw on, as well. Kabwe is a big pie and as JLP gets on with the job, it may be that some credibility comes back to BMR and both companies and the country, finally get some benefit out of this debacle: JLP may well choose to treat their JV partner well, as it is part of building a brand and getting a foot in the door on other projects. It was noticeable that LC was quite careful about marketing his processing improvements, without totally trashing his precursors. As far as JLP is concerned, I have watched, bemused, over the last couple of years as value was attributed to the white elephant, Tjate and am equally amazed that anyone could fail to see that Kabwe is a superb acquisition, progressing professionally. For those here who were "Emed" holders, LC is playing the brilliant "Alberto" to Borrelli's "Hopeless Harry" and that turnaround is clear for all to see: the engineer replaces the dreamer. I finally did buy in yesterday, as JLP fits neatly into the investing criteria: a company already producing successfully (Hernic) with substantial expansion (Kabwe) and 2.2p ish looked a reasonable entry price, even if there is further short term turmoil from the BMR disposal of JPL shares

Oh and i think people have listened well at least read what you've had to say but how could anyone of acted ( even if they wanted too) as like I say you didn't appear with " the knowledge" till BMR was suspended...

You preach on about a lot of things but I'm confused about your ramblings.. firstly where were your pearls of wisdom about the pitfalls of being invested here in BMR pre suspension.. 2. why did you buy into BMR if you had all of this knowledge and 3. why where you not posting pre suspension about these pitfalls. Regards

Be interesting to know the reason for them resigning, looking into them they seem to be in trouble themselves picking up fines and profit warnings.. maybe they resigned for reasons nothing to do with the BMR business

Yes so do my BHR..

So we've got till August 7th then to come out of suspension or were delisted. May as well just come back on the 8th and see if we're here or not.. otherwise I'll just be reading doom and gloom till then.

Bloody he'll JLP has shot up to 60.p.. Lol