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17 g Au / T was the grade from previous mining

@copland ... what we know is the figures for gold grades above these levels using both selective and non selective extraction.
The gold was deposited by hydrothermal water that came from below. So it is reasonable to assume that what is below is similar to what is above, until you see a significant change in mineralogy. What we've seen so far, is that we have ore bearing structures extending AT LEAST further down than had been previously anticipated. The western extent is also unkown but likely (as there was a mine at Vigra) to extend to the west of Vigra.

The concentration of deposition is likely to be highly variable throughout the ore body so bulk sampling after sinking a shaft or other sort of opening to levels where bulk sampling can be undertaken.

Really worth looking at the pdf version to get a good visualisation of this
http://www.rns-pdf.londonstockexchange.com/rns/0290S_1-2021-3-11.pdf

In comes the clever money

White Fox Resources Limited is the company that has the licence, so ALBA is probably a 50% shareholder in that company
George is the sole director

https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/10818472/persons-with-significant-control

there is no mention of any person (which also implies company) that has significant control other than ALBA

minor shareholders are therefore unknown .... but likely to be Georges family and friends

while you are waiting for gold, have a play with this ...
https://asiaq.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=819ff201b76f44f99b31da7ef630c18e&locale=en

You may also see the reappearance of the spread betting derampers over the next two weeks

I did think that getting to breakever without further placings was a little optimistic. I also remember that opinion being criticised on here. The fundamentals are good and the company is well on track to becoming profitable. It may be a few months later than you thought, but its spot on track as far as I thought

@InsertWittyName
granting exploration permission is a fair indication that responsible extraction would be looked favourably upon.

I don't think the possibility of the bulk samples results being witheld is very credible do you ?
GF has nailed his colours to the mast on that one

I would not underestimate the impact of receipt of permission to discharge minewater. I'd see that as a greater problem to overcome than discharge of solid mine spoil, as that can always be given away as general fill and so is a product not waste.
As most of you know, my view is that the company's fundamentals already justify 0.7 to 0.9

Over the coming weeks I would expect to see a great deal more interest in this stock.
If you find that what you are being quoted to buy more is higher than you would expect, then I would advise you to ring the broker as they are obliged to sell to you at the price they are quoting on the market, as opposed to what they are quoting you on the web. You'll never get a worse price by ringing up.

@iamagoldbuyer .... three weeks to go until the end of Q1

@Tobythedog : Greenfield will be doing the selling of the end product. With Valkor on board I doubt it will be a problem, but it remains to be seen of course. It can always be sold on price for Kiln fuel. There's ready market for the not to be ignored bi product of frac sand (for Greenfield). Everyone's waiting with pricked up ears for news from Tomco / Valkor / Petroteq and it is now overdue (which in itself makes people jittery)

Almost certainly a tree shake . If confirmed by late reported chunky buys possibly on Aquis rather than AIM then you'll know that to be true. When I mean late reported, look on Friday. The reality is that the drilling is intercepting an unworked vein system which has a good probability of containing pay shoots ( areas of high deposition of precipitated gold, just like the veins partially worked above it in terms of elevation).

What do tree shakes signify ? MMs priseing valuable shares from weak holders ultimately for the benefit of "clever money" buying in shortly.

Buy if you can, hold if you can't sensibly buy.
DYOR, but Ive done most of it for you anyway

control boards for the ships that have existing scrubbers

scrubbers for ships without existing scrubbers. I'd expect that on a rolling 5 year programme as the work would is a major dry dock job

Quadrise have two units. One is in Denmark and the other I think in portugal or Spain. The one in Denmark as been made ready for shipment to Utah in due course. source, recent Q&A session with QFI bod

good news on PREMIER MITON GROUP PLC

wrt to the use of Utah fuels in marine applications, there are significant numbers of river traffic in the US, and its coastal waters are mainly emission control areas. So coasters and river ships are good potential customers.

"something's up in Utah" ... from the video releases they have been making adjustments to the plant which should improve its reliability and efficiency. A FEED report is due soon, though many investors are getting a little jittery awaiting further reports on progress. I've no doubt that it will work.

yes I think steve byle has been buying into petroteq in a big way