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The Okavango Copper Project is adjacent to GLRs PL123/2020 and PL40/2018.
https://kalaharimetals.com/okavango-copper-project/

Missing link
https://xtractresources.com/wp-content/uploads/Bushranger-Summary-Presentation_April-2020.pdf

Slide 11 gives a cost of $250/m but may a reduction for a bulk order. Were drill company were paid part in shares?

HI iky,
It means that folk on here who do in depth research may find it useful to look at the info and locations for these licences to see what it might mean for GLR. I suspect only 2 people might be interested - DataCheck and Caterham7(and it may be that noone does)

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/MTR/kalahari-metals-limited-cobre-limited-update/14924901

GLR have licences adjacent to Kitlanya East, Kitlanya West and Ngami Copper Project

https://cts.businesswire.com/ct/CT?id=smartlink&url=https%3A%2F%2Fcdn-api.markitdigital.com%2Fapiman-gateway%2FASX%2Fasx-research%2F1.0%2Ffile%2F2924-02360493-2A1290858%3Faccess_token%3D83ff96335c2d45a094df02a206a39ff4&esheet=52407052&newsitemid=20210406005442&lan=en-US&anchor=https%3A%2F%2Fcdn-api.markitdigital.com%2Fapiman-gateway%2FASX%2Fasx-research%2F1.0%2Ffile%2F2924-02360493-2A1290858%3Faccess_token%3D83ff96335c2d45a094df02a206a39ff4&index=1&md5=682e2f2f6b14f77452b951503c203149

Thanks - I missed that.

Hi SeisNav,
Out of curiousity how did you figure out a link betweenCentral Africa Renewable Energy Corporation Ltd and MM? I had a look last week and couldn't find a link so you did better than me.

Hi SeisNav,
In my last most I was referring to SEL 28788 which covers Kalaba.

And we still don't know what licences in the KCB SFR used the additional shares for...

XTR has completed phase 1 drilling at Bushranger. There wil be a couple of months pause for assays, modelling and IP survey before phase 2. I expect QH will now work at least part time on GLR and we will get some news on drilling on the bext day or two. The results of the survey and a drill plan should be released prior to drilling . It will likely depend on how much time has already been spent on the drill plan how soon we get the news.

I see MM has an SEL application in for Kalaba. 28788 went to application on 26/3/2021 and still in application stage (ie not yet validated so may be kicked out).

Maybe JLP have done a great deal for it and they've arranged for us to get a whopping 0.0006% NSR in return :-)

Thanks fulmar,
The muswema target area includes 4 targets and sometimes collectively appears to get referred to as Muswema (target) do we know which of the 4 targets they want to drill or is it asumed to be all?

Is there somewhere thet shows the location of all the drills on the Muswema target area? Apologies if I've missed the obvious. I'm trying to understand what the result of the following statement in Jan 2021 presentation is
'Geochemical characterisation and targeting exercise completed on the 2,500-soil sample dataset selected by Anglo American has reranked targets on the Muswema target '

Excellent spot Rocktapper - I hadn't been able to find anything when I searched. Lets hope this is a subsidiary of ARC. I hope the surrender of options is not members of the BOD requiring funds for another venture.

Good spot DC- unfortunately it has lost a lot of it's sparkle. Revenue in the bank 4 months from now..

I previously posted that there appeared to be some discrepancies in the locations of PL135 and PL162 in the Kopore March 2021 presentation. Having looked at a map of KCB licences it appears that slide 8 has PL162 and PL135 labels swapped. I assume this is why the labels were scrubbed from the map included in the ARCM rns even though it credited the Kopore presentation as the origin of the map. I haven't checked that everything else aligns correctly when this discrepancy is accounted for.

Thanks News,
I'll have a look.

Iceberg posted previously about historic AA findings and kpsar phenoctysts being present showing the 2nd porphyry. I thougt a recent RNS also alluded to this type of rock being found but have scanned the previous RNSs and can't find it so it may have been mentioned in an interview. Not a geologist but came across the following on the internet
'Because larger grains generally indicate longer cooling rates, the phenocrysts indicate that the magma experienced an initial phase of slow cooling deep underground. In rocks with coarse-grained groundmasses, the phase of slow cooling was followed by a phase of faster underground cooling. This could happen if the magma migrates to shallower, cooler rocks or if a volcanic eruption taps off some magma from the chamber.'
Is this why they are looking for a mechanism that allows for a deep survey.

I assume Rothschilds reputation will be well guarded. They have been retained by ARCM so have a duty to act in shareholder interest which is reassuring. It looks like NvS and Rothschilds have previous history.