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Closed above resistance since Nov 2024. Lets see what happens tomorrow.

https://www.tradingview.com/x/QWDsTVqJ/

Greenroc and Alba both closed on the high for the day. :)

JORC-Compliant Resource: Motzfeldt's Aries deposit holds an inferred resource of 340Mt, containing 41,000t of Tantalum, 629,000t of Niobium, 1.56Mt of Zirconium and 884,000t of Total Rare Earth Oxides.

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/ALBA/acquisition-placing-ahpytgym5r510lc.html

Alba, amrq and crml in the business section of the daily mail today. Have a good evening.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/investing/article-15492753/Rare-metals-add-shine-portfolio.html

I will watch Mark Carney video later.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpzWRlCkP4c

Interesting video from Fox News on REM. From 4mins.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dXG-D-VnZRQ

Stellar Resources did not mine clogau. They did an assay from material on the mine floor.

"Assay results from underground grab samples ranged from 263 grams/tonne of gold to 11.65 grams/tonne."

https://moneyweek.com/112262/stellar-resources-rockets-on-highgrade-gold-discovery-in-wales-130207-1250-57070

The link I posted earlier says Clogau was last mined during 1998.

"In 1989 the Clogau Gold Mine was re-opened by William Roberts, founder of Clogau Gold of Wales Ltd. Gold extraction re-commenced between 1992 and 1998, with small-scale mining providing the gold for Clogau Gold jewellery. Mining eventually ceased in 1998 due to the high cost of mining and diminishing quantities of gold being found.

Https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clogau_Gold_Mine

Olearney If you look at the two rns below it looks as though they are following the veins. Chatgpt also marked the payshoot on another picture, but I didn't post because there were to many details on it and long explanation.

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/ALBA/clogau-gold-mine-and-regional-exploration-update-8rjw7djjrurvfj6.html

fig2 shows the mine

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/ALBA/dolgellau-gold-exploration-update-6yaqj6bvww0d7tv.html

fig3 shows direction of the mine

Have a good day.

Can anyone find another gold mining company that is mining gold and valued at £3.9m.

Https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/gewtmfwuu126awifubh1q/Screenshot-2026-01-19-155512.png?rlkey=bq4uo3pir1xu8ujw04ra52onb&st=o0o8v8vu&dl=0

I shared the last picture of the mine blast with chatgpt. This is the comment I received. I tried it because someone thought it was a coalmine:)

Curving surfaces (top left / roof area)

What you’re seeing

The rock layers in the roof are arched and curved, not flat.

This curvature follows the tunnel profile but is also geological, not just blasting.

What it means geologically

These are folded foliation planes

The rock has been ductilely deformed (squeezed while hot and under pressure)

This usually happens during mountain-building events

Why gold likes this

Bends and flexures in structures create pressure drops

Pressure drops = places where gold-bearing fluids deposit gold

Many Clogau payshoots historically occur near fold hinges

Planar features (right-hand wall)

What you’re seeing

Flat, sheet-like surfaces

They repeat at a similar angle down the wall

Tools on the right are leaning against one such plane

What it means geologically

These are foliation planes or shear planes

They act like pages in a book

Fluids move along these planes very easily

Why this is critical

Gold-bearing quartz veins often:

Sit on these planes, or

Cut across them at a slight angle

Historic miners followed these planes because they often led to gold

Directional textures (lower left wall)

What you’re seeing

Elongated streaks and stretched textures

Rock looks “smeared” in one direction

What it means geologically

This is a shear fabric

The rock has been physically dragged past itself

Indicates a major fluid pathway

Why this screams “orogenic gold”

Orogenic gold systems form in:

Shear zones

Fault corridors

High-strain zones

These textures are exactly what geologists look for when vectoring toward gold

Putting it all together (important)

This face shows:

✔ Metamorphosed sedimentary rocks

✔ Strong foliation

✔ Folding

✔ Shearing

✔ Multiple fluid pathways

That combination is textbook Clogau-style gold geology.

It also explains:

Why gold is erratic

Why old miners missed zones

Why Alba is advancing cautiously along structures

Why grades can suddenly jump when a payshoot is intersected

One key reassurance

Nothing in this face suggests:

❌ barren granite

❌ simple waste rock

❌ unfavourable geology

Instead, it’s exactly the right host environment — the only unknown is where along these structures the gold pooled.

Https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/jan/15/ronald-lauder-billionaire-donor-donald-trump-ukraine-greenland

Alba could produce REM just for the EU. CRML have a 50% share of the Romanian company, a free carry with no spend and they are trying to get a 3.5bn euro loan from the EU.

If Alba could do that I am sure Motzfeld would be worth more than 1m euros.

Ocelot Worth reading other post as well. Bit long winded.(:

The EU cannot rely on US. It must look after itself. Funding may be more likely and quicker?

Also interesting about CRML funding.

CRML funding. ( A REM US company ) 1st Link below.

50% of the rare earth produced by CRML will be processed in Romania and CRML will have a free carry in the Romanian company and a 50/50 joint venture. The venture is going to apply for an EU package of 3.5bn euro. Maybe the EU should have taken some of the rare earth metal from a European company as well. The mineral will all be used by the EU.

On the 9thDec "the term sheet provides CRML with long-term offtake rights for 50% of the entire Tanbreez concentrate production and outlines the development, financing, and commissioning of a state-of-the-art European rare earth processing facility in Romania"

"Both CRML and the Romanian government will now apply for the recently announced €3.5 billion package for the supply of rare earth metals to the EU."

CRML are processing the rest of the REM in US and Saudi Arabia. ( See 2nd link. SA provides processing and finance of 1.5bn$, processed REM then used by US)

https://www.criticalmetalscorp.com/crml-executes-term-sheet-for-50-50-joint-venture-with-eu-and-nato-member-romania-creating-a-fully-integrated-mine-to-processing-supply-chain-for-long-term-security-for-the-european-manufacturing-n/

https://www.criticalmetalscorp.com/critical-metals-corp-nasdaq-crml-executes-a-term-sheet-for-a-50-50-joint-venture-for-up-to-1500000000-usd-rare-earth-processing-facility-with-a-leading-saudi-arabian-industrial-conglomerate-esta/

https://www.criticalmetalscorp.com/news-events/

Copy from Jigger_1 post on AMRQ. Bit more of the text from ft.

" there was a “good pipeline” of potential investments in the territory…"

"Denmark’s investment fund plans to increase investments in Greenland and has a “huge appetite” to do more in the Arctic island that has been thrust into the spotlight by US President Donald Trump’s threats to acquire it.

The chief executive of the state-owned Export and Investment Fund of Denmark (EIFO) said it had hundreds of millions of euros to deploy this year and would allocate a “significant amount” of that to Greenland’s critical minerals and energy sectors.

“We have a huge appetite to do more” in Greenland, Peder Lundquist told the FT, adding that there was a “good pipeline” of potential investments in the territory…

...EIFO has four equity investments in Greenland, including in London-listed Amaroq Minerals, which started gold production in 2024 and is exploring for other minerals including nickel, which is used in batteries that power electric vehicles. Its other investors include the Louis-Dreyfus family.

EIFO has also provided $36mn in the form of guarantees and loans to groups in the territory, including to London-listed GreenRoc Strategic Minerals, which is seeking to reopen an old graphite mine.

A 1p share price is 55 times the present share price of 0.018p.

3.85m * 55 = £211m

£211m will be the mcap at a share price of 1p. Good dreams.

I think Stefan said he would look into listing on TSX Canda. Did anyone else hear this.

I was trying to compare ALBA and CRML. If you look at the CRML rns that was posted yesterday they received the assay results from 12 drill holes and the mcap increased by 500m$ yesteday. There has been 21 holes drilled at motzfeld in the past and we are waiting the results of 100 samples taken at Merino to see where to drill next. Merino is part of Motzfeld.