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A lot of western management expectation here with take over and NPV etc. Adams has been working in Africa to African timelines and his persistence likely always required to move things forward but the prize is more 'Tulu Kapi's down the line. RNS after finessed finance and a few bulldozer pictures with BCM personnel would be nice.

The analogy of KEFI with similarity to a fair few shareholders is they have a high % of their equity in KEFI whilst KEFI have a high % of its own assets too. The mind set of both is the same so takeover will be harder with such knowledgeable shareholders and bosses.

It sounds like he could have been advising BNP on incorporating public bodies we read about and it helps prepare the ground for rejigging Barapukuria to include Phulbari.

This one?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1LG7ntLX3yw&t=2s

You are dumb you know; PC have an EPC with GCM and are providing the logistics which they can do being a concern with assets in the area. A few years and recent increase in detail of the MOU to keep up with the 100 day deadline are indicated in https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/GCM/mou-extension-phulbari-coal-mine-development-8y59ysn6l3bbu7o.html and phulbari.org

'It is acknowledged that working under the MOU, the parties have already taken a significant step towards developing the Phulbari coal mine. This is demonstrated by the signing of an EPC contract for "Phulbari Coal Mining Infrastructure Construction and Overburden Stripping", which was announced by the Company on 11 March 2024. The scope of work under this contract includes the design, procurement, installation and commissioning of mine infrastructure and overburden removal, dewatering and drainage. It also includes selective mining and stockpiling of valuable industrial mineral co-products that occur in the overburden and are expected to deliver considerable cashflow for the Project ahead of any coal extraction. Importantly, the proposed mine development is now heading in the direction of contract mining which means that the mining is carried out by an experienced mining contractor utilising their own resources and mining equipment resulting in reduced technical risk and start-up capital expenditure requirement.'

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'Working with Power China, and others, the company is evaluating and finalising Joint Ventures (JVs) to fund and manage coal delivery from the mine to both domestic and export markets. This would involve upgrades to both existing rail lines, new rail lines, rolling stock, highways and barges.'

Who else but GCM and PC can come up with the goods- noone. PC and GCM cannot be dictated to and they will be negotiating a fair deal for everyone within the 100 day window posted this AM

'It mentions initiatives to approve technical and financial feasibility studies for developing the northern and southern parts of the Barapukuria coal mine through open-pit mining. There are also plans to approve separate projects for the exploration of heavy minerals and other mineral resources in river and coastal areas.'

https://energybangla.com/target-to-reduce-system-loss-to-6-25-within-100-days/

Nice to have a lively debate going on. Abiy seems a happy chap that responds to business coming his way. Cooperative locals and international project partners, I think your comparisons are well applicable.

If you have climbed on board recently you have timed well, plenty in the pipeline.

That was @ Ferryboat.

You must be more fed up than most holders with the SP not rerating. It is a long haul but you encourage me as do all long term holders because they have enabled the fundraising to keep KEFI going and still hold the course. A sincere thankyou. My post of 21.32 was directed at Buythose as Lawrence of Arabia was active on the other side of the Red Sea so your excursions are not comparable. Hopefully this drop will not extend much further or I might have to start closing some leveraged bets.

I can see those barges floating downstream at little cost to Rampal. The canals are not really canals but channels of controlled flow and could up the flow when there is a queue of barges. Well it is possible I suppose. Maybe two parallel, one a canal and the other a channel.

If there was a port duty of 5% of goods value leaving the factory from Ethiopia that went to export through Eritrea I am sure they would be good neighbours.

The drop is hitting the gen z leveraged, encouraged with some justification by the likes of Jeremy Gray and Mario Maneco with their enthusiasm but the market on AIM is a rocky one, gen z probably have not the funds for margin.

The modality is being devised.

The resettlement is only 1/2 mile from the town. Good aerial views. I think they knew they were on gold and that is why it sprung up where it did but required heap leach to be viable so no gold rush.

This bit might be like Arabia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danakil_Desert

Hopefully moving shares around to friends with an understanding of what is to come ie the rocket rise on imminent approval.

Sorry redeye, I take them from the bottom of the spreadbet chart for daily volume but the last figure 1.19m was yesterday; they haven't given a figure for today on IG and no volume since 10.20 on the one minute chart. I have one minute daily and monthly on the monitor with an ema of 3, 8 and 54. Sorry to mislead but GCM is making me tired.

Sorry 1.19m traded was on wrong share page but still more than reported here - 365,000

I think the market is warming up 37.36m traded.

All red trades are not sells as my buy is red. 8.69. This has got to go north with today's news.