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Looking good

Volume has shifted gear. A few swirling predictions for this week might be proven.

No date set for agm and again doesn't matter. A specific meeting will be set for any vote.

Logic. Changed times. Doesn't matter, RNS will tell all. As I've said, bb chat is fun and opinions only.

This is going to be a very simple deal. Uncomplicated that gets the cash into investor accounts quickly and minimises complexity. Better than Kinross and tiers better than amc.

Rising cost of energy, metals and batteries must play to the regeneration feature of Guidents shocks. You had to mention the M word! ;)

Looks like kira et al posting furiously. First it was no sale possible, yet Kinross and AMC sold to Sviblov, now its random attacks on everyone. Sorry, but AMC de-risks a deal further as does Potanin buying banking assets. That's several independent dds confirming they are bona fide buyers of western assets. AMC was a firesale - no competition for that asset imv and not the type of project in a private buyers sweet spot. Both Kinross and AMC insisted on dollars locally too, which has hurt their price and payment schedule. Neither have a Cyprus entity that holds their assets either. If Kinross can sell its aging gold mine and pfs stage project for $680m in 3 weeks and amc can well its remote project, EUA RNS will be a surprise to some but not others.

And there's a truck load at 9p that are due a religious experience 'shortly'. That's going to help make for an interesting first couple of days.

Hopefully they schedule an investor presentation as per last May. Surely lots to talk about!

Friday but could be after hours. Noticed a tick up in larger trades now.

You might be right [this time] ;) When not if.

Good summary del. May want to add a post count for kira, who seems most panicked by talk of the RNS. Logic dictates if Sviblov is prepared to buy a nickel asset from AMC with all its infrastructure and capex problems in USD, he WANTS to buy EUAs brownfield re-start ready nickel projects adjacent infrastructure given possible opp to do so in RUB. So the question is price and structure. Those surely there or thereabouts now. But he's of course not alone, with Potanin also out buying - and if he's prepared to buy finance firms - he's prepared to buy mining projects on his doorstep. These guys are likely not the only bidders but most likely, the biggest fish that'll emerge on top.

End of the day, this bb is fun at best. Won't change a thing. Sale RNS will be fantastic if you're in at 8p, terrible if you sold and bitter. In the end, every investors choice. This isn't AMC. When that RNS lands, many a folks pf will be repaired.

Big week or next imv

Insisting on dollars hurts sale price and indeed leads to drip flow. Same thing with Kinross. Smart sellers that want paying immediately and for highest price will get paid in RUB and convert via its banking partner.

Morning and happy birthday. This week could be special. Interesting to see if buying continues. MMs seem very twitchy too.

I think the funding and bringing investors on board will come together, unless there is prior open market buying especially following Indaba. Let's not overlook how the market for potash and need for Khemisset has shifted further in the last few months. RNS indicates investor interest is strong for the project. In terms of OCP, if it provides offtake finance - that could take care of the equity piece. EML does need to bring IIs onto the register to boost the sp. By its own admission in the investor presentation that's needed to get the sp to close in on the NPV.

I note Guident is doing a private placement. I wonder if a little too cheaply. Shortly we should ink the AV contract in the US as per prior RNS. Rolling out the RMCC model to municipalities will drive revenue growth but alongside that, tie-ups with individual autocompanies pushing into AVs. I'm looking forward to some testing and partnership news on Guident's shock absorbers also - that could be huge.

I'm sure Walkers did well. But low salt crisps taste like low salt crisps - we don't need a survey and subjective compromise ratings. Alas, you may be too focused on crisps however and not the wider application of the product in all foods internationally. SaltMe is a great starting point now in the USs largest supermarket chain, but see it as the spearhead only.

Very negative. ESIAs take a long time. Rush them and don't engage with the community fully, your project is faltering from the start. It seems like all that hard work and public consultation now complete judging by last RNS. Indeed an update on stuff in general will be most welcome. Glass mostly full here.