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SP Angel came out with a mining note last year based on 15mt at 1.25 and a mine life of 10 years and post tax SP OF 72p. The grades are better at 1.31 and we have the the Hill to boost that figure. This is only the beginning.
Fantastic news and we have Egyasimanku Hill on top which is a monster in itself which historically was only drilled down to 30m. This gets better and better. Standby for news flow to be ramped up
Hahaha.... it was 180,000 but not printed yet.
Just a little top up this morning Mike
180,000
Sorry to disappoint you ATG but I’ve been collecting. I know that Toro has been as well.
Cheers Mate
Yeah Larus and this feels like the old days when we rose from 10p to 48p. Again the majority of shares are held by the board and family and billion Dollar backers
Agree Earthling, get the placing out of the way for the run up of Jorc and Gold news!
The majority were taken by Vincent ,DGR and probably Our CEO’s family and friends so I am not too worried about it to be honest. Great price and I’ve topped up twice today.
The assets have grown exponentially over the past 2 years and when one holder decides he doesn’t want to wait and sells down then that is what we are seeing. Cream always rises to the top eventually and our time will
Come. I will be taking advantage of this ridiculous price, and topping up.
This is a ridiculous price for our assets. Someone selling down and mms taking advantage. Agree earthling about our day, but I think 2020 will be our year.
All buys today. Glad I had a few top ups last week.This moves so quickly when there’s pressure on the free float
Well said Bozi, It takes Money to make Money as the saying goes.
TR1 new 3% holder
I have been reading up on Endeavour mining that have a significant Gold discovery in Ivory Coast and their All in cost for producing an Ounce of Gold is US Dollar $760-810 an ounce. Ours would be I believe, an open Pit and with Gold currently at $1514 an ounce that would be very attractive.
I am hoping anytime soon to be honest. I know they wee working on them.
Also at the meeting were delegates from Sumitomo, I wonder why??
Mr Imai Toshimitsu told the Ghanaian delegation that the details and scope of work, including the volumes and models to be assembled in Ghana were contained in the MoU.
The decision to assemble Suzuki vehicles in Ghana follows the acquisition of a 4.9 per cent stake in Suzuki by Toyota Tsusho on Wednesday, August 28, making Toyota a principal shareholder in Suzuki.
"So, Suzuki products will be assembled and sold in Ghana. The cars which will be produced in Ghana are our core models for Africa and Ghana customers," Toshimitsu said
On his part, President Akufo-Addo stated that the signing of the MoU with Toyota Tsusho was in line with the government's vision of making Ghana an automotive hub for the sub-region and the entire continent.
He told the officials from the Japanese automobile company that the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) presented a unique opportunity for the company to use Ghana as a base to reach the larger African market.
"We are attaching a great deal of importance to the initiative and development. We want to assure you that, whatever it is we can do on the side of the Ghana Government to provide you with the necessary support and assurance that the investment you are going to make in our country will be worth your while, you can count on us to do that," he said.
President Akufo-Addo spent most of the day holding bilateral meetings with officials from various Japanese conglomerates and organisations who expressed interest in investing in the Ghanaian economy.
Among them were officials from Marubeni Corporation, Sumitomo Corporation, JICA, and the Japanese External Trade Organisation (JETRO).
Present at the meeting were the Minister of Trade and Industry, Alan Kwadwo Kyerematen, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration, Ms Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey, Minister of Communications, Ursula Owusu Ekuful, Minister of Environment, Science and Technology, Prof. Frimpong Boateng.