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Hi Columbo,
I haven't seen any suggestion of CB retiring. What makes you ask? Perhaps a teeny tiny bit of fact would help give your post some credibility?

Well, the market seems happy with our prospects. Racecourse is already a winner, Ascot is looking even better and hopefully some significant income from Fairbride in the near term. The delays are not great but then Rome wasn't built in a day.

Hi MM,
I haven't observed any significant changes.

Thanks LittleWing. I knew there was a chance of hitting saphires in the region but I hadn't appreciated that rubies were also a possibility ;-).

There are some red marks on the drill core. There are some very definite red circles around small yellow patches in the core. There are also some red smudges on the core. Are these marks of a geo pen or are some of them features of the rock?
http://www.rns-pdf.londonstockexchange.com/rns/3989H_2-2022-4-5.pdf

Hi SeisNav,
I was actually thinking ' The sale of Casa' might be a good title for a book. Perhaps even turn it into an Annual with the final edition published when someone finally takes on the $3.3m liabilities of Casa.
The sequel could be 'A JV with a major'. Apparently it will have a very similar structure to 'The sale of Casa'. Not too similar I hope.
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There's even potential to turn it into a trilogy.

The verge is a dangerous place to wait and this one appears to have a few blind corners.
The never ending countdown seems pretty apt for such a dog of a share.

This event next month has QH presenting the rediscovery of Bushranger. I believe the Mines and Wines event was originally planned for late 2021 and presumably includes same material as originally planned. Each presentation is only 25mins.
One of the presentators for Newcrest is Cameron Switzer. He is their Regional Exploration Manager Asia Pacific. It also appears that he worked for Straits Resources during the period that they were exploring the area. Newcrest's Chief Geoscientist is also presenting.
It might be interesting to be a fly on the wall for any conversations between the three of them.
https://minesandwines.com.au/papers-2022.php

Hi Turtlewax ,
You're a step ahead of me but thanks for filling in some gaps :-).

Reading and comprehension is a useful skill that many people learn in their early years.
I didn't find what I was looking for but I did stumble upon some nice results for Enterprise. 17.41% nickel isn't too shoddy even if it is only for 1.2m. Any chance ARC can find some of that?
https://investegate.co.uk/kiwara-plc--kiw-/rns/kawako-update/200902120700121911N/

Hi Kully,
Do you have some news about the Casa sale?

Thanks Turtlewax,
This RNS was issued at the time
https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/XTR/comment-regarding-zambia-media-reports-ydfyagthppx9udd.html

There is a lot of info out there. Trying to figure out the real story can sometimes be a challenge. I read a lot of boards that I don't contribute to. There are some rather interesting activities that have occured across several of the LSE boards. Telegram is a whole other story ;-).

Thanks Turtlewax,
I did have a look on Zamare's website prior to posting but could only find info relating to the April 2021 financing. It appears that licence next to Sentinel (Ntambu) has least some nickel in it. It is quite close to ARC's licences. That article is very complimentary of SP-Angel and of ARCM results. The SP-Angel analysts obviously read some of these forums but I wonder do they contribute?

I wonder who the SP-Angel analyst is that has shares in Moxico Resources.

Moxico Resources and Zamare Minerals both appear to be trying to get IPOs off the ground this year. SP Angel is trying to raise finance for Zamare Minerals. One of Zamare Minerals licences is next to Sentinel.
'PRIVATE - Pre-IPO financing for Zambian copper exploration company

We are raising funds for a private copper exploration company with three prospective license areas in Zambia, all near producing mines or active exploration programs by majors.

The company has a joint venture with one major mining company and is working in cooperation with another major copper miner.

Recent assays show 15.8% copper and 0.57g/t gold in an artisanal pit close to an historic copper mine on one license. Six significant copper soil anomalies identified in latest field work.

Targets were also generated by BHP before they withdrew from Zambia and lie close to ongoing drilling by another company. 

First Quantum’s geological team is providing data and technical advice, on the license contiguous with their largest Zambian mine.

Copper and nickel mineralisation has been identified on the license through historic drilling. The company plan to IPO later this year

*SP Angel’s role is limited to making introductions and interested parties should be aware that investment in a private company can present certain risks not present in listed companies (e.g. limited or no liquidity and no rules compelling disclosure of information to investors). This offer is open to professional investors only and is not offered to retail investors.'

Hi DC,
CB has an interest in horses as evidenced by Ascot as the new porphyry discovery on XTR's licence. When I saw Puissance it immediately perked my interest. I may be adding 2 and 2 and coming up with 5.

Hi Metalhead,
Thanks for the confirmation.

TBH I didn't try to track down the company. My thinking was along the lines of
'a competitive test of a horse's ability to jump large obstacles in showjumping'
Which has a certain resonance...

JP2000,
Good summary.
I was a bit surprised that there wasn't a mention of a rig going to the KCB as this seems to have been imminent for a while. I thought we were just waiting permissions.
I'm guessing Banana Zone is a typo and KAV aren't laying claim to it?

There is a relatively new SEL application next to the Galileo licence. Puissance is the applicant which is interesting. :-)