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L2 looks good, few good buys and this will rise.

only sellers taking this this low, on The next RNS, buyers should realise the enormous potential here.

daytrade novice

At the moment Sp is clearly factoring the worst case scenario, When The Namibian investors comes then sp would be 3p+

Everyone talking about placing, How about the £11M investment from the Namibian investors, what would happen if the Rns comes?

Sp would certainly rocket to 3p.

lets see how this pans out, Tantalum profitable end of the year,

#KRS = food crisis going to be EXPLOSIVE.

Aus companies = doing 500%+

They'll come when we've done 200%+ here & everyone will jump in

Management hold 27% of company.

Mcap = tiny £5 mil+

Rewards = 10 bagger all day long?? https://t.co/nzOqje64HR

https://www.dtnpf.com/agriculture/web/ag/crops/article/2021/09/30/china-phosphate-fertilizer-export

And it just continues around the world as everyone goes other places to buy, and then they run out," said Josh Linville, director of fertilizer for StoneX. "The ripple effect is that the entire world trade balance goes down, and there's just not enough out there to go around."

The ripple effect won't be positive for growers, said Samuel Taylor, a farm inputs analyst for Rabobank. "You are likely to see pressure on urea, and the MAP and DAP, in particular. Those are the pricing products that were kind of really concerning."

Fertilizer prices have steadily risen this past year, according to retail prices tracked by DTN. Monoammonium phosphate (MAP) is 74% higher than a year ago while diammonium phosphate (DAP) is 63% higher. Nitrogen fertilizers such as urea ammonium nitrate (UAN) has gone up 78% from a year ago while potash is 85% higher. (For more,

As the 2021 corn and soybean crops are coming out of the fields, the supply situation for fertilizer and other chemicals is shaping up to make 2022 an expensive year for inputs.

The move by China earlier this week to ban phosphate exports until at least June of next year puts even more pressure on global phosphate trade. The U.S. doesn't buy much phosphate from China, but the country represents about 30% of world trade. Now China's traditional buyers will be looking elsewhere.

market missing the latest news from China,
China freeze fertiliser export.

USA farmers will have to pay higher prices, however in Utah Keras resource started phosphate production.

@cora_gold #cora

19m@31g/t incl 6m@95g/t
49m@15g/t incl 8m@89g/t
2m@146g/t
103m@2g/t
4m@53g/t
72m@2g/t
32m@7g/t
59m@1.2g/t

Just a recap of the 2021 results ????

MRE expected on Research note at least 700,000 oz with an upside into the millions!!

my understanding is this

say 400m of drilling produces 1 g/t, then
this is similar to 200m with 2g/t

now looking at the grades cora gold found ranges from 95g/t to average 6g/t I see the MRE to be at least 2.1m Oz Au minimum.

currently MRE is 265k oz Au

With super high grades, cora gold should get MRE of around
2.1M+ oz Au

Near surface, less cost, more productive, more higher tonnage production.

huge huge partnership, Maybe Gazprom could buy Petrofac?

imagine a reverse a reverse take over
:)

monster Partnership with Gazprom,

Crawshaw

really avoid Earl of AIM
up in below stocks
tek 200%
# GCAT 100%

still loads only 20% up, yes few days red and that's investment for you. no one can hit 100% winners.

I'm sure some resource companies would be relishing the moment to reverse into Grit, After all Rns is clear they are looking in to resource company to invest.

join the dots.

Mcap is lowest in the London stock market!!!

crazy Mcap £550K, so on potential RTO this would do multi bagger.

what's not to like.

taken from RNS 30 September 2021

re Richard Lockwood

As soon as Malcom Burne and Richard Lockwood are appointed to the Board, I shall also step down from the Board. I joined in August 2019, with Stephen Roberts and Martin Lampshire, in order to oversee the transformation of GRIT into a company which could be re-launched as an active natural resources investment

wealthy Investor with some 36 years of experience coming on #Grit Board.

#Grit

https://wallmine.com/asx/auc/officer/1882844/richard-lockwood.amp?__twitter_impression=true

re Richard Lockwood

As soon as Malcom Burne and Richard Lockwood are appointed to the Board, I shall also step down from the Board. I joined in August 2019, with Stephen Roberts and Martin Lampshire, in order to oversee the transformation of GRIT into a company which could be re-launched as an active natural resources investment trust. Although this has been a much harder task than we had anticipated at the time, I believe that we have now reached that point.