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They have only just gone to the lab. I'm not expecting assay results until around the end of Oct.

Nah. They'll drill to the final depth whatever that ends up at I reckon. We're all guessing though. Possibly a short term quiet period ahead.

When Lord Haughton was asked what's happening with defence, he replied " the man with the nails is coming to fix it"

At least an update, good or otherwise is owed to us.

Will be getting bac to my average price soon !. Cripes, should have waited a few weeks. 20p+ on a positive rns. hopefully :)

Extract from WIKI about hydrothermal breccia.

"The morphology of breccias associated with ore deposits varies from tabular sheeted veins[33] and clastic dikes associated with overpressured sedimentary strata,[34] to large-scale intrusive diatreme breccias (breccia pipes),[35] or even some synsedimentary diatremes formed solely by the overpressure of pore fluid within sedimentary basins.[36] Hydrothermal breccias are usually formed by hydrofracturing of rocks by highly pressured hydrothermal fluids. They are typical of the epithermal ore environment and are intimately associated with intrusive-related ore deposits such as skarns, greisens and porphyry-related mineralisation. Epithermal deposits are mined for copper, silver and gold.[37]

Also Chalocopyrite is associated with Copper and within that and the Pyrite, there is a good chance of Gold being present. Apols to any Geologists reading this - I am only repeating what I have read on the web. :).

I posted this link yesterday evening, I was sceptical about what they have found here and looked up the geological references to see whether any of them had any relevance to the presence of Gold. The thing I found did help persuade that what they have referenced in the rns and discussed with the different photographs of cores can indeed be associated with Gold. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/1D7-erOh2FI.

Trouble is, Harry is not in control. Those with huge noses in the trough call the shots.

So, was the drop yesterday engineered to grab some stops or what? Lets see where today take us---

That excavator operator has been a busy boy. They just need to connect into the wellheads, coupe of valves, pressure and flow indicators and a TAP.

Excellent. That answers my comment about hoping the tractor made it around to all of the wells, so gas flow is good to go.

I was almost out of WSBN this morning, was getting the wobbles waiting for an update and then got dragged out of the house so I didnt even see the rns until this evening. Would have been a sick parrot if I had bailed at 09.00 when I was thinking of it.

@billy, Feet on the ground here. There are some huge organisations focussing on the use of Ai in defence that are already part of the MOD procurement model. D.H have some huge kudos with their associations and they may well get some form of advisory contract which may be direct with MOD or via one of the majors Raytheon, Plantir, (just had a contract for 1.5bn with the MOD) Lockheed etc. But until the story becomes a reality it's wise to have at least some degree of caution. Momentum is with the stock-- or was until today, will have to take a view on the SP direction tomorrow. eyes on Nov/Dec

OK, it's a new word with a missing 'h'. :) Chalcopyrite --

Just for interest. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/1D7-erOh2FI. Talking about gold in sulphides and calcopyrite

@blily. I remember the little magazines where the penny share companies were listed, I think they were weekly, we have all come a long way since then.

Ooh err missus. Was tempted to sell up and be happy with my profits this morning and then got dragged out by Mrs Ezhik, never took my phone and feared the worst! Blimey, well bl**dy done Wishbone.

2-3 more weeks to wait/add until "successful fracture stimulation has been completed" and ..........we have a monster!.

Lenigas is likely to be at Rincon to see the start of their drilling campaign at Telfer South - was due Mid Sept. Looks like he is the only executive at Rincon, the others are non-exec.

No news = nothing to say :) another week or so to get the plant plugged in, then introduce some gas. The first well will get the plant fully operational and up to its 98%+ efficiency, the rest could then just come on line. Doubt they will produce any of the wells at their maximum flow rates until their natural flow decreases at some currently unknown point and then open them up to maintain production. Reduced flow will of course reduce the $$, but it depends on the price they get for it as to how profitable they will be. Hopefully that tractor from the 'X' remembered to connect all wells (not Orwells) to the collection system and chuck a few valves, pressure and flow gauges in so that each well can be measured. The overall volume will be measured at the psc. Couple of weeks adjusting the 1st Well performance in conjunction with the PSC and then IMV they could go for it and run them all at say 80% flow. All they need then are a lot of tankers and an offtake contract !?? I think they will meet an October production of sorts and after that "just leave us alone and we'll tweet when we're ready". :) This year for all wells still looks feasible if they have everything connected and a take - off sorted. SP might not do a lot though, I'm not expecting much. mcap is already at £50m. They need to get back to their original raison d'etre for more fireworks. Rudyard will hopefully provide a stable income against which to borrow or raise cash for development, the income from these 4 wells isnt going to do it.