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I wonder if that explains osisko? Just guessing

There's gold in Cornwall and gold at South crofty.

Us tariffs too

https://www.whitecase.com/insight-alert/united-states-finalizes-section-301-tariff-increases-imports-china

Tungsten being considered

https://www.whitecase.com/insight-alert/united-states-finalizes-section-301-tariff-increases-imports-china

My question would be, what the sp going to be after a couple of years production...

Rising tin price makes SC a good bet, I don't think there will any issues getting funding.

The production line? His valuation of the whole business?

Read the question and following answer

It absolutely has been. In the investor hub.

https://investors.cornishmetals.com/6426674#question-14377

Haydon, I'm thinking the same.

Tungsten west are running that now, so far so good, they too are in collaboration with Oxford sigma.

Https://www.great.gov.uk/international/content/investment/opportunities/mining-in-cornwall/

Thanks. It's seems this company are in the right place at the right time with redmoor. I like the collaboration with Oxford sigma bit certainly looks a bit of a mess at the moment.

Any predictions for year end results?

So share price rises and suddenly the 7b crew are back.

It's soooo boring.

There is no 7b.

So what's the plan with the leigh creek project? Is it currently producing?

There's so many old mine workings here, so much potential. Judging by the infrastructure spend around st awful and the new a30 , the government are well aware.

This is an interesting read.

http://www.dangerouslaboratories.org/rcw3.html

What is left there, I don't have a clue

Https://www.mindat.org/loc-1327.html#:~:text=South%20Terras%20was%20unique%20in,whole%20site%20is%20measurably%20radioactive.

There's a uranium mine in Cornwall.....