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Apple-bees is that based on feedback or is it an assumption due to the extended time line?

Who bought all those shares? That's significant! Company website says nothing.

You said, they said, "and on top of that we have reviewed new investment" What does that mean? Are there other plays in the Zim Sable/CITIC deal. Has anybody been mentioned before that I've missed?

I think the answer to that will depend on the zim deal. If it's a prosperous deal then maybe West Africa will be sold off. If it's not then I don't see Groves letting go of one of the richest iron ore deposits because somebody has an agenda against them.

With deals in the pipeline, who sells at these levels today? Are people so impatient? I can understand the fear of buying more, but to sell now is crazy. Wait a while for some news either on coal or iron. It may be the difference between a good 6 months and an incredible six months.

Nothing's coming. I'm invested here but this unfortunately was not a good one. I don't see any hope here for a long time. Stumbling business in a stumbling economy in, what is becoming a war torn country.

Nothing's coming. I'm invested here but this unfortunately was not a good one. I don't see any hope here for a long time. Stumbling business in a stumbling economy in, what is becoming a war torn country.

That's a big volume jump last Friday.

I believe George Naude's impact on the company has also been substantial. Lets hope that starts showing in the form of profits soon.

Good Info, thanks. One of the problems mentioned in a recent RNS is that RENAMO are making it difficult to do business freely throughout Mozambique. That will be difficult to manage. AGTA also need some proper long term contracts regarding meat sales.

So from the interim results published, losses are significantly down. It's a continued march toward overall profit. This despite the Ebola problems in the West African operations. This masks huge improvements in the Mozambique operations at DECA and Mozbife.

The operation still looks good. There seems to be good improvements regarding efficiency on day to day running in the Mozambique operation. Slow but consistent improvements. It seems to be a case of slowly, slowly catch a monkey. Remember Mozambique has, I think, the 3rd biggest natural gas discovery. That will eventually bring in more people and foreign investment. This means more food to be eaten.

Thankfully all that investing is now starting to reflect in the form of Coco Bean contracts and more. Lets also remember Mozambique has a very poor infrastructure and with the recent discovery of one of the worlds largest natural gas discoveries this first world food producer may just be coming to fruition at a perfect time. I see great potential for the not to distant future.

Ok, so you've stated that they've invested money in their operations which after some time has finally led to a contract to make money and start showing profits and you're advice is to now be careful. I think now would be a good time to jump in. I think this looks good.

If they are to supply 500Mt through 2015/2016, how much would be sourced and how much can Agriterra supply, if any, from their own plantations? Anybody have any idea.

http://www.agriterra-ltd.com/News.aspx?ArticleId=23602112 This is great news.