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From their Facebook, confirms what I poster earlier.

Parliament of Ghana

Parliament Prepares To Receive President Mahama

The Majority Leader, Hon. Mahama Ayariga, who is also the Chairman of the Business Committee has disclosed that H.E the President has been scheduled to deliver the State of the Nation address on Friday, 27th February 2026 in accordance with article 67 of the constitution.

Hon. Mahama Ayariga made this known on the floor of the House when he presented a business statement for the fourth week.

He further noted that, in line with the convention of the House, Hon. Members are urged to be punctual and seated on time.

Hon. Ayariga was of the view that due to the President’s Address on Friday 27th, the House will commence sitting at 10:00 a.m on Thursday, 26th February, 2026 to enable the House adjourn early in preparation for the Address.

Last July I posted a merged image of the Ntorya Satellite view and the location of CH-1 from the ARA presentation, I lined up NT-1 and NT-2 so that the CH-1 location could be seen.

At the time there was speculation that ARA had not given the exact location in the presentation because of the fear of people taking over the land and wanting to be paid to leave it.

In any case, the location that I showed on that image in July 2025 is now being cleared, so perhaps the prediction was in fact spot on.

I've re-uploaded last years files (as I can't find the old links) which I still had on my laptop, plus today's image showing the same location being cleared.

ARA presentation image https://ibb.co/9mq3P6VK

Satellite image from July 2025 https://ibb.co/Zp3w9bpg

Merged image from July 2025, showing the location of CH-1 as a red circle https://ibb.co/j9MyHhYG

Satellite images 16/01/2026 and 20/02/2026 showing the same area has an access road and is being cleared https://ibb.co/6cbN25XS

I was just watching the live Ghana Parliament video and the head of the Business Committee was asked to present an overview of the business next week. He advised that there will be 7 questions to the Minister of Lands and Natural Resources, this is the chap that put forward the amended Ewoyaa Agreement for Ratification and he is the chap that requested the Royalty LI.

What that means is that the Minister will be in Parliament (not galavanting around).

It might also mean that questions are asked about Ewoyaa, the Royalty LI etc, but we won't know that until they are published in the schedule.

"BUSINESS COMMITTEE Thursday, 19th February, 2026. 12:00 noon Committee Room 8E (East Wing, 8th Floor, Job 600) To determine the business of the House for the Fourth Week."

Another thing to note is that the President will give an address to the Nation on Friday morning, so on Thursday the Parliament business will be half a day, so that the clerks have time to set up Parliament ready for the President arriving the following morning.

JackB,

Re: "The next trading day in ASX is monday mate, closed for the weekend now."

Ah yes, makes sense, Sunday night UK time it is then! 🥳🥳

I doubt Atlantic Lithium will resume on ASX until Monday, as they requested a halt to trading until then, which I take as meaning they want this weekend to conclude discussions before making an announcement on Monday.

Keep an eye out for the Parliament schedule for next week, it might appear today or any day up to Tuesday, but there was a note in yesterday's Order Paper that the people who create the schedule would work on that from noon yesterday. Being that the new Mining Law appears to be ready, it should be laid before Parliament next week. Also as we are so close to the LI defaulting into Law that it should be discussed next week alongside the Ewoyaa Agreement, as the LI was created so that the Ewoyaa Agreement could be Ratified.

"BUSINESS COMMITTEE Thursday, 19th February, 2026. 12:00 noon Committee Room 8E (East Wing, 8th Floor, Job 600) To determine the business of the House for the Fourth Week."

Yes, ASX is run by nervous ninny's, any little sign of a stock going up without news and the nervous ninny's ask the company to explain it. It must be infuriating for companies to repeatedly get their upside curtailed. Suppose a stock is tipped by the press or other tipsters, or is deemed undervalued by the market, just a bit of activity and up goes the stop sign, what an absolute joke of a way to run the market.

Meanwhile AIM sees rises of 100% almost every week, no stop signs are waved, because the people running this market appreciate that many things can make a share go up and the vast majority of those things are not leaked information.

Definitely getting closer to 20p then 🥳🥳

MadDogMc,

I've filtered all the devious lying bullying trolls, so I don't know precisely what you're responding to but I can hazard a pretty good guess.

Do yourself a favour, report their post(s) for being disruptive, then filter them. I'd do that but for reasons that should be obvious (from what they post) I already have them on filter and won't be taking them off filter.

Meanwhile I still hold all of my many millions of QED stock, am still in profit and still believe the MSC trial will go ahead. The savings calculator shown on the video demonstrates the huge savings MSC and others can make, monetary and emissions, so I remain confident that they want those savings. Still just one final step to go, signing some paperwork is all, with QED having very recently had very constructive discussions with the other parties and nobody walked away, which means THEY still want to get it over the line.

I could see this shooting up to 20p fairly soon. Look at the 5 year chart, it spent a lot of time in that area and is on a clear upward trajectory.

"AI hyperscalers move to secure long-term uranium supply from mining companies — fuel required for nuclear plants to power future data centers."

"NexGen is allowing AI tech companies to secure uranium before there's a rush for the nuclear fuel."

https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/ai-hyperscalers-move-to-secure-long-term-uranium-supply-from-mining-companies-fuel-required-for-nuclear-plants-to-power-future-data-centers

WoogieBoogie,

Forget NPV, that's irrelevant, what is relevant is the annual Mine revenues to Atlantic Lithium and how attractive the Mine is to USA/China/EU Governments and Companies. 3rd biggest Lithium Mine in Africa, 10th biggest in the World (says MIIF).

With Ratification, which is expected imminently, Atlantic Lithium has a ready-to-build Mine in a stable country, the #1 country in Africa for Mining investment, with new Mining friendly Laws and Policies. It's a VERY attractive Mine to any Lithium or Battery company, it also fits in with USA/China/EU Critical Minerals targets so could get State investment or a company from any of those could get State backing to buy it out.

A takeover would be minimum 50p because 33p (£222m at the time) was already rejected in 2023 as undervaluing the company, with not even any discussion on that price. Now they have a bigger resource, all permits and will soon have Ratification. meaning if 33p wasn't enough in 2023, then 50p (£374.37m) might be the starting point for a discussion. And once one offer comes in, the project is so attractive to so many other entities that other bids should be expected, and they can slug it out until the highest bid wins, I win, all shareholders win big time.

Worst case scenario it'll get to 50p on it's own steam as it gets closer to Mine production in early 2027. Like all investors I'd take the 50p today if it was offered, but I am happy to wait for it, as I'm sitting on a couple of million shares, so it's a big payday whenever it gets here.

What held us back is profit taking, whether that be taking say a 20% slice or taking 100% and moving on. A lot of investors do not connect with the companies they buy shares in, they do not visit forums, they do not do any research, they buy based on a tip or a chart, they wait for a profit and then they are gone. That is how 75% of the market seems to work these days. I've accepted that, I see no point complaining about other people not choosing to maximise the return on their investment by holding for the major price changing news, I just stick to what I believe will make me the biggest gains that make it worthwhile holing on to the stock for longer. For Atlantic Lithium there's multiple things, Ratification, FID, potential offer(s) for the company or Ewoyaa, if not then offtake agreements and Mine construction. Trading will be what it is, it makes no odds to me because the real gains are the one's you wait for.

Here's what's in the ASX announcement:

Trading in the securities of Atlantic Lithium Limited (‘A11’) will be halted at the request of A11, pending the release of an announcement by A11.

Unless ASX decides otherwise, the securities will remain in trading halt until the earlier of:

• the commencement of normal trading on Monday, 23 February 2026; or

• the release of the announcement to the market.

I read that as saying that ASX will resume on Monday regardless of whether A11 releases an announcement by then or not, however, I believe the Board chose the timeframe so that they could conclude the discussions prior to the ASX opening time on Monday, and make the announcement as soon as the discussions complete, which could be tonight, tomorrow daytime UK, daytime Australia, over the weekend, or even any time Monday up to the ASX opening time. "pending the release of an announcement by A11" means an announcement will come one way or the other, even if that is after ASK opens on Monday, as the discussions might not have concluded by then.

That link to the video isn't working, but this one is.

https://youtu.be/N21dQpmUoTM

Thanks gr1bbler for this info (I bypassed all the lines of green from the trolls, woohoo!!)

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I think the author is here though, so I was replying to them really.

I'm not on Telegram so won't be joining you there, I'm quite happy here and on the Oslo board. (I'm also not on X, Linkedin, Facebook, Threads, Blue sky, etc, no interest in them).

ICSID starts on 20 April

Currently very undervalued, should be at least double the price

Could produce Electricity from the Solar farms we keep, for 30 years

CEO interview from TODAY

https://youtu.be/DVISQkp2siE

Those figures are fine for what we need, however I'd just like to highlight the total interest on the ICC-1 award for reference.

"Principal amount: US$6,139,539 (related to a revision in the price of Brent crude oil)."

"Interest: ~$2,700,000 in late payment interest calculated from November 1, 2023, up to the December 2024 decision date."

That works out at total interest of 43.977%.

Your calculations add total interest of 32.7%

Not a huge difference and it all still comes down to the size of the award if successful.

I'll keep 🙏 for full award plus punitive damages plus big interest 😁 Or an early settlement of say $450m for ICSID + ICC-1+ ICC-2.