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Genuinely sorry to see you go ML. You will be missed. I filtered Dave but the amount of green boxes and replies to him just make it a pain to peruse the chat.

Thank you for everything you have shared, particularly your insight from your links to SB and the BoD. This board is greatly diminished without contributions from you and AGEOS.

Very best wishes with your holding and hopefully we'll be in a better position share-price wise in 12-15 months

GLA

Welcome to the forum with your first posting.

SB has previously said this discovery is like finding a real unicorn. Few believe it.

Since then, the weathered cap was found, and now it's found to be about double in size. And easy to strip mine.

Of course, there's a lot of proving work to be done. Only then will a major (or 3) show real interest.

In my view, major miners are not interested in exploring, they want a proven resource so will sit back whilst others do the initial work and take the risk. Most do end in failure.

IMO we have something very real, and certainly not what EEE were originally looking for. Each RNS keeps giving us little tantalising snippets of that unicorn tethered in Mr Bunns backyard.

Should that unicorn be fully proven and cheap to exploit, then tickets will quickly become very high indeed.

Genuine best wishes with your holding.

And all above IMHO. DYOR.

GLA

Good RNS and nearly doubles what we thought we had in that easy minable cap. So ultimate company value could double - and may well cover cover the possible incoming ISA & SIPP tax bills from Rachel Thieves.

But good progress and positive steps being taken towards the metallurgy, MRE and processing route. An exciting 12 months ahead.

The statement is indeed a requirement from the JORC code for the reporting of Exploration Targets.

Definitions link below for anyone who is interested. (I recall a similar link being posted in the past).

https://www.maaden.com.sa/annualreport/img/pdfs/exploration/Definitions.pdf

GLA

Thank you AGEOS for taking the time a d effort i

sharing your specialised knowledge.

It is genuinely greatly appreciated.

As always, thank you for your most valuable input. It is greatly appreciated.

You and Manlord are top posters with great knowledge and insight and it is great that you ate willing to share on this board.

Thank you both.

Thank you ML for taking a huge chunk of your day to post this information.

As always, your input and sharing is greatly valued and very much appreciated. So glad the resident troll did not put you off doing this kind act for geniune board members.

Very many thanks again, and enjoy what remains of the day.

GLA

Thank you AGEOS for your valued sharing of your knowledge. It is very much appreciated that you continue to post here.

ATVB

Thank you AGEOS for your time to post such a detailed and knowledgeable assessment from your own expertise.

I, as many others, greatly appreciate your analysis and informative posts.

Very best wishes. ES.

A great find on the text. It does raise questions but could the Mineral Sands just be referring to loose sands and not soft rock that needs milling. The article on

https://earthresources.vic.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0004/461758/Mineral-Sands-Fact-sheet-March-2022.pdf

implies mineral sands as loose mined type of sand and not rock mined?

It certainly is a point that needs clarifying so well done Grampyan

Cevodniya, I'm rather tiring of the constant posts about the comprehension of English. If you care to review your own post, you'll see you've ballsed up with the 'your' and 'you're' (towards end)

People in glass houses should not throw stones.

Can the sniping now stop, and return to discussing the science, ifs and hows of this discovery?

Even if grammar and spellings are out, I'm sure we can all understand the content of what is being posted.

Looks like SB is aware of this...

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0301751616302125

"In this paper a new method of TiO2 extraction from titanite is proposed. Hydrobromic acid is used for titanite leaching, and a method for recycling the acid from CaBr2 is proposed as well. Only carbon (coal) and air are used for hydrobromic acid recycling. Titanite is processed into synthetic rutile, titanium tetrachloride, silica, calcium oxide, or calcium silicate. This method is based on the “High-speed Metallurgy” concept (Kustov and Parfenov, 2015): no waste, no expendable chemicals (but coal and air), and universal technological approach for the most components of ore."

Looks like a route to production as SB has been stating.

Genuine best wishes to all invested here.

Thank you AGEOS for your very informative post (and those previously). It is very much appreciated that you take the time to share your great depth of knowledge

GLA

I rarely post, but many thanks to ML and Ageon for their informative postings. LHs concerns about the resource also noted. Yes we've been here before with previous guises of this company (Noricum, Georgian..) but can this be a real turning point? - I do hope so.

An interesting read....

https://www.ga.gov.au/education/minerals-energy/australian-mineral-facts

https://www.ga.gov.au/education/minerals-energy/australian-mineral-facts/titanium

Hopefully, the Pitfield site will come up with the necessary mineralogy that is easy to process. And it's not too far from the Geraldton processing facility.

GLA

Tantaum to tomatoes to bastnaesite, we will they take us next. Seriously irritated at the BOD, and it does look like were going back to the NVTA days. But I'm trying to look on the bright side of this darkness - look at the old NVTA news feeds/RNSs and the wild share spikes on 'good' news. Could that happen again, giving us a chance to bail out on a spike so minimising our losses? Such a waste of a fairly decent AIM shell. GLA

Rare that I post, but I do read the chat of shares I hold (largely PAR, NMG & MMX), I have a fair bit in this turkey much going back to the Noventa days. Simon Hunt has informed me (some months back) that the agribusiness takes time to produce fruit (pardon the pun) so nothing will be instant. I'm hoping (perhaps crazily) that we could do a Concha (0.22 to 2.24) or Worthington (3.25 to 29) - their share holders had similar dark days to us. But we are where we are, and things could have been a whole lot worse following the Noventa disaster - at least we are still in existence - and while that is the case, there has to be some hope.

News must be released today. Were are not just close to the wire, but chewing through it and heading towards delisting. Come on BOB, bring the golden egg down that beanstalk.

Not even a 'technical difficulties' page anymore - just nothing.

Add me to the list with my meagre holding of 100k shares. Fingers crossed for a good result, the missus wants a new kitchen

giving great news, misleading news and truely rotten news. The rotten news never tallies with all that went before and they have a nasty habit of pulling turds out the hat, as opposed to rabbits. I'm stuck here and can only hope that the same sneaky tricks are not being played out. I recall one poster to this board was contacting the FSA/FCA about suspected fraud with the Noventa RNS's