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ChatGPTs assessment of the RNS - Just a snip of it:

"This is actually more important than the 33,107 g/t number:

27.4 m @ 1,314 g/t Ag from 49 m

That is already extremely high for silver, and over a much more meaningful thickness.

For context:

most primary silver mines operate on:

a few hundred g/t

sometimes less

So:

👉 1,314 g/t over ~27 m downhole is exceptional, if it turns into real width and continuity.

That is the real story."

I'm with you edzi. I would much prefer to have these small updates, and although it can be a little tedious hearing the same 5 minute interviews from Paul, I know that the consistent message has to be sent for anyone new listening in.

In terms of the SP. I'd love it to be sitting higher, but let's face it, all that matters is what a potential buyer is willing to pay for us. If we are all patient then one day we wake up to a massive jump and no one else can get in on the action. Alphamin is my bet, but someone else may want to steal it from under their nose

Good find. Hopefully Tin becomes a focus point too.

From the article:

"The proposed transaction also represents a significant vote of confidence in the DRC government’s ongoing efforts to attract major foreign investment to the country and further develop its mining industry. As the world’s largest producer of cobalt and one of the largest copper producers, the DRC plays a vital role in supporting the technology, defense and critical infrastructure roll-out of today and the future."

Hi Edzi, it's hard to read too much into these things, but you could be right about the RMR guy heading to Alphamin. Some follow up details from my ChatGPT info gathering, regarding Alphamin drilling progress:

📍 2024–2025 – Recent Drilling & Challenges

🟡 Resumed Drilling but Less Immediate Success

After a hiatus, drill programmes at Mpama North and Mpama South restarted in late Q4 2024 and continued through 2025, but results have been mixed. The most recent bulletins indicate that out of a few holes drilled late in 2025, visible tin mineralisation was not observed in some holes, and drilling progress in metres was below targets due to logistical/geological challenges.

I'd like to think the RMR guy is telling Alphamin that their best route is buying us out. All speculation of course.

More results by the end of this week according to the latest video

In your experience Dip, does this happen for significant results, or can it just hapoen for any reported results?

I asked ChatGPT how long Alphamin has left, here was the answer, notwithstanding that they are also exploring to extend mine life:

🏗️ Estimating Remaining Life

To estimate remaining life, you can think of it simply as:

Remaining Recoverable Reserves / Annual Production ≈ Remaining Years of Production

📌 Simplified Example (based on 2022 reserve schedule)

Reserve plan indicated about ~8.25 years from mid-2022 at ~15 000 t/yr.

Since mid-2022 to end of 2025 is ~3.5 years, that implies roughly:

8.25 years − 3.5 years ≈ ~4.75 years remaining at that schedule level.

But production has been higher (~18 500–20 000 t/yr), so mining depletes reserves faster:

At ~18 500 t/yr, the same reserve base would be depleted sooner — roughly:

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Then subtract ~3.5 years since mid-2022 gives about ~3.2 years left under that simple model.

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TBH I think this topic would be baked in. Nevertheless, it's an incredible partnership to have in place.

GLA

I took your advice ALBM. Here's what chatgpt said:

Here’s a list of S&P 500 companies that could plausibly be the unnamed industrial partner in AFC Energy’s ammonia cracking deal — based on their actual involvement in hydrogen, industrial gases, clean energy, chemical or industrial technology sectors. Note these are potential candidates, not confirmed partners; AFC Energy’s official statements still keep the partner confidential. �

HydrogenWire +1

🔋 Top S&P 500 Companies with Hydrogen / Industrial Gas / Energy Relevance

Linde plc – A global industrial gases leader producing gases including hydrogen and ammonia as part of its portfolio. �

• One of the world’s largest suppliers of industrial gases with infrastructure and expertise directly relevant to large-scale hydrogen and ammonia handling.

Wikipedia

Baker Hughes Company – Energy technology company with divisions in industrial and energy technology, including hydrogen production and energy transition services. �

• Has expanding involvement in energy transition tech, including hydrogen-related equipment and services.

Wikipedia

Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. – Major US industrial gas and hydrogen producer; its technologies and projects are central to global hydrogen value chains. �

• Known for hydrogen infrastructure and large-scale projects worldwide, making it a highly relevant candidate.

Wikipedia

Dover Corporation – Industrial conglomerate with segments in clean energy and fueling solutions. �

• Industrial and engineering expertise could align with ammonia cracker and hydrogen systems development.

Wikipedia

Parker-Hannifin Corporation – Major manufacturing/industrial tech company (motion and control systems) not directly hydrogen, but with industrial systems exposure that could be tangentially relevant to plant and gas handling. �

Hi guys, new to this stock. When and how did the S&P 500 partner come about? Is it solid or just a rumour?

Encouraging to say the least. Thanks NCI. Have a good weekend mate 👌

"at today’s prices, Rome's suite of metals equate to c.$1.5 billion of value in the ground, with an increased resource likely to substantially increase that figure"

Well, I've bought in. Anyone else come in since Charles Archer has drawn our attention to it? I like the story. I don't mind that Rio aren't in anymore, what ATN will have learnt in that period will be invaluable, and now they get their deposits back.

Also, I feel like we have just gone past the bottom of the chart.

I tried to resist buying in and consolidate my portfolio, but just felt like this is only going one direction.

What are people's experience with board communications?

What are people's predictions long term, with regards to a buyout, or going to full producer?

I'm holding for years regardless

I am so happy to be invested here. The comms, progress, potential is like no other company I'm aware of.

GLA

It's a strange investment strategy, but I'll give you the like anyway

Tick up resuming :D

I like the email subject:

"Interview - Rome Resources could triple resource base at Kalayi with current drilling"

I love the slow tick up. long may it last! This is the best share I've had in terms of regular news

Yes, let's give him the benefit of the doubt. Happy to hear "told you so" at the end of the year, but better than being frustrated with an invisible board. He has done everything he can in the first 2 days.. let's hope they continue to do the right thing