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1000 minus 700= 300 lashes left
What does that say to you?
We had lots going in with lots of promises and hype and then nothing. What's the plan?
What next?
What's he waitning for?
I don't want to guess or speculate.
I actuallt want to hear it from the horses mouth.
Now he talks about another so called world class tier one i bet.
None of us really know what's going on.
All guess work and calculations on our behalf without CB input for his increased earning. I have lost a small foetune from companies saying the same thing on African exploration, only to result in a load of empty air promises and hype. BR is in Australia and we can't prove up anything, so only God knows what he's going to achieve in Aftica
Death by a thousand lashes won't happen, quoted by CB
For BR. Well where are we with this first. My guess is 700 lashes so far. CB should tell us what's going on with BR before he starts punting and making hopes for the shareholders.
I think time is a big factor here. Seems we are worth something and perhaps a bit more than the MCap is currently sitting on. It's unfortunate that CB was somewhat over excitable with his marketing, but thinking about it, wasn't it deliberate and part of his job to secure funding from shareholders. He has done just that. We as investors must not over expose ourselves so we can play the waiting game and hold on to those share until fruition.
My feeling is that there can be early money made on anything between 1-3p
There may well be a little more down side
Very hard to fathom out as too many question marks
My gut feeling if worth anything, is that it will downturn a littte more, probably closer to 1p which is what i'm holding for before any top up. I have a lot of shares so if this decides to gather momentum, then it's a win situation also.
Premier African Minerals and Kodal Minerals have been tipped as two of AIM’s foremost battery metals companies well-placed to supply lithium to the burgeoning electric vehicle manufacturing industry.
Indeed, their lithium assets are potentially world-class. Premier African Minerals’ Zulu lithium project contains 20.1Mt @ 1.06% Li2O & 51.05ppm Ta2O5 at a 0.5% Li2O cut-off.
Kodal Minerals’ Bougouni Project has a resource of 21.3Mt at 1.11% Li2O, with 11.6Mt at 1.13% Li2O in the Indicated category and 9.7Mt at 1.08% Li2O in the Inferred category
Premier African Minerals wants to resolve its lithium supply dispute with China’s Canmax Technologies, the miner said on Friday, seeking to avert a lengthy legal battle that could disrupt operations.
On Wednesday, the Chinese company said it would terminate the deal after Premier missed a May 2023 deadline to start delivering spodumene concentrate, a raw material for lithium-ion batteries used in electric vehicles, citing a defect at its Zulu processing plant in Zimbabwe.
On sky news 20 minutes ago that we will need more than double the amount of copper we're producing right now
and mainly comining from Chile. Yes we do know that but are we finally waking up to the fact. Poised to take advantage. Get ready to do your stuff CB and make a re newed name for yourself.
Well as theprice dops to levels not seen in a long while, i shall continue to add a few more shares. Right now i sit on an average of .036p. Any upside will see me in the blue quite quickly. Let's go with the saying " in for a penny in for a pound". Affordabilty is a must when considering of course. Most transactions today are buys for sure 1.5p are all buys as mine appears as a sale.
Sorry if already posted....
Premier African Minerals Ltd (AIM:PREM) has topped up its coffers with another £610,000 placing as it continues to work on optimising the pilot plant at its Zulu lithium and tantalum project in Zimbabwe.
Having completed a £1.76mln placing earlier this week, the company said it received further interest from City institutions and so issued the extra shares at the same issue price of 0.925p apiece.
One of those contributing was George Roach, the company’s chief executive, who participated in a subscription of £110,000, with his stake in the company now 7.1%.
The company said it has also today appointed CMC Markets PLC (LSE:CMCX), which carried out both fundraising rounds, as joint broker.
Roach said earlier this week that with mining operations progressing well and the Zulu plant now producing concentrate from both the spodumene and mica floatation circuits, optimisation work to achieve nameplate throughput is the chief focus at the site.