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Its a matter of when not if and we know at least for the next few months we have no risk of a placing

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Weak shareholder register, why aren't ii's stepping up to the plate and adding here? They were happy to buy when tin was $30k yet seemingly $60k is no deal...

I do agree there, better to get PR out after delivery... I guess PSC is the crucial piece market is now looking for

Has to be said... the volumes here are a joke. But then it's no wonder they literally do 0 PR, no interviews, nothing.... Im hoping that improves going forward.

Funny how old the noise disappears on one little wobble in SP.

Been in here since 0.25p and looking for 2p to 3p next month. 10bags will do me... can't be too greedy.

Onwards and upwards

Next week the fun to begin?

He is no spring chicken so absolutely will want to get the ball rolling here ASAP, he wouldnt have got involved if PSC's were years or many months away.

Buyer was sat on the bid yesterday, no sign of any seller now so this is looking ripe for a 4.5p gap fill on the chart ahead of our next newsflow

Gold, Silver, Copper all flying

Licence sounds from todays update like its imminent... Huge rerating as soon as it lands

Really is a perfect storm here

• £5.4m market cap

• Project in Canada → safe, tier-one jurisdiction

• TSX listing imminent (access to huge demand incoming)

• Sitting on a massive tailings pile containing #Gold #Silver #Copper #Zinc #Cobalt #Gallium

• In-situ metal value estimated at $800m–$1bn

• Former producing mine with substantial infrastructure already in place

• Low capex restart — essentially a “bucket-and-spade” operation

• Targeting ~$100m annual revenue at ~65% margins (projected)

• Clear route to mine financing (ideally) via offtake + debt, signposted

•Tailings cash flow used to drill and unlock the much larger VMS deposit

A US listing would kind of make sense here now! wonder if management here have that one in the pipe

Currently in Miami meeting with investors and family offices according to the Lost Soldier twitter account. Lets hope he get some US investor interest in to the UPL story...

It’s surprising to see people selling well below the placing price when the macro backdrop is almost ideal for licence approvals. Feels like the government has every incentive to fast-track this.

Upside is off the charts as soon as the govt approvals come in, I see a snowball type scenario here... What are peoples price targets here?

Building that base.. 1.5p the next area of resistance on the charts now

*rerating.

current Mcap cheape based on just one of the assets here

Hopefully profit takers are done and the reacting can begin

With $100m funding over 10 drills it should be 6p right now IMO let alone when PSC's start landing... seller has provided gift entry here

Summary

Publicly documented litigation involving Marc Bruner in the oil and gas sector centers mainly on an investment and corporate governance dispute, not a finding of wrongdoing.

Key Case: Nation SLP, LLC v. Bruner (Colorado, 2022)

This case involved a dispute among oil and gas investors and company managers connected to Australian exploration projects. Bruner, alleged to be Chair and CEO of Paltar Petroleum, was accused (along with others) of manipulating corporate control to exclude investors from profits.

Procedural Focus, Not Liability

An earlier federal lawsuit (2017) alleging fraud and racketeering was dismissed on forum non conveniens grounds because related litigation was underway in Australia.

In 2022, the Colorado Court of Appeals ruled that this dismissal did not bar the case from proceeding in Colorado, since it was not a decision on the merits. The case was reversed and remanded for further proceedings.

No Substantive Finding Against Bruner

The appellate decision addressed where the case could be heard, not whether Bruner was liable.

Other Related Litigation

In Brody v. Bruner (Tenth Circuit), Bruner appeared in connection with PetroHunter, an energy company, in a bankruptcy-related dispute. The court affirmed dismissal of civil conspiracy claims.

Bottom line:

Bruner has been involved in oil and gas–related litigation primarily over investment control and corporate governance, with rulings focused on procedural issues, not determinations of fraud or liability.