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Hi Crownos, can't see CPAI in forthcoming announcements, but shouldn't be far off. I am looking forward to the Chairman's Statement in it. Should be Prof Nag's inaugural after RE departing. Can't see the new guy saying much, he seems too busy at Harena! Be interesting to see if he is a master of the corporate language as well as academic.

And can't see them working Christmas or New Year day, so make it 4 weeks max. Typical two months turnaround, that's if ROCK stop adding minerals to test for !

So we can now add barium and gold to the other critical minerals here. And more importantly extend the field even further. What not to like about this RNS? Only a delay to the second rig, not a cancellation. A little snippet from AI bot:

Vectoring to the "Source": In systems like Molaoi, barium (often as Barite) acts as a geological vector. It typically sits on the "fringes" or the "top" of a high-grade core. Finding 65.6% barium in the southern extremity suggests you are hitting the "plumbing" of a much larger system.

Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ete9CH2d8pI

Been having this conversation with various AI bots all day, and most can't get past a sp of 0.36p. There is a €3 billion pot waiting to source CRM drilling. Metlen and Hellenic Gold sniffing about us (because there is funding) and they will try to get a Farm In deal as cheap as possible. We have to wait for ROCK to convert JORC to indicated status. I think ROCK has been given a deadline to do this, as previous DP comments said drilling by 2027. Deadline from who? Find out later in the year.

Ge is $2 million a tonne, then the lead, zinc and %1.5 copper on top of the silver. With oil cheap, mining costs are kept lower. Incredible value here, but peeps like GEO SML??

If you watched the whole video I posted the link to, Ronjon said he was in the UK. I hope it due to CPAI reasons.

Link to full interview

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FW9K-mBVOWI&list=PLi1xYJ4MfWQO_rkPG5vdknzoeQMv8RBEo&index=105

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Is AI today more intelligent than a clinician?

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The two companies mentioned below are Metlen and Hellenic Gold, which will both be involved with the development of Malaoi. All the jigsaw pieces falling into place, if you have the patience.

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Europe's effort to ensure its autonomy in critical raw materials continues unabated, as the completion of the second round of applications under the relevant CRM Act confirmed the strong investment interest. At the heart of this competitive environment, Greece is dynamically present with the participation of two Greek companies that have a strong activity in the mining sector. These two proposals, which concern high-demand SCOPEs, stand out among the total of 160 applications submitted to the European Commission. Although Greek companies are keeping a low profile pending a thorough evaluation, the eventual approval of their projects is expected to upgrade the country's position on the world map, making it a key supplier to European industry and giving them a significant edge over the competition.

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Good decision yesterday, latest buys at full ask, and chart looks good.

So you could buy at the bid price? The prices able to be traded on this share are unbelievable, as CTFSO said earlier you can't trust any price on this as a definite buy or sell. Good on ya !!

People, please read a RNS and posts thoroughly. One told us that second hole lab assays had been postponed, and I mentioned that in a post. Next news expected should be :

Second drill rig on site

Current hole complete with prelim xray results.

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AI, the energy and technological transition are completely dependent on mineral wealth. Our country, with a history in the extraction of mineral resources, from antiquity to the present day, plays a leading role in the European production of bauxite, perlite and copper. The aim is to become a key supplier of gallium in Europe in the coming years, strengthening its geostrategic role and the energy security of Epirus. S. Papastavrou, Minister of Environment and Energy, from the Ministerial Meeting on Mineral Resources (Future Minerals Forum), Saudi Arabia

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Word for word with a little extra Gallium and Germanium context. Good post cloudy ;)

Here is a driller at Geotest sharing Malaoi pictures.

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It got a reply from ROCK.

Hi Magic - I might get some stick for this, but here goes. All assays have been postponed at ROCK's request. Not one hole has completed yet, and at an average of 20 metres per day drill depth, this will take over 2 years at current pace. So from January with 2 drills running, and hopefully no further drilling in unfavourable conditions (fault lines, locating drills to pads), then things should gain momentum. Results so far are favourable, but that is PxRF machine not assays. Things will slow down before Xmas holidays - this is Greece. I am 100% behind ROCK and have invested with the forethought of the difficulties ahead, and still have my holding here - in fact added at 0.145 last week. But I disagree with your view that the number of holes or drill rate isn't that important - I think it is critical. But that's what makes a market, people have different views. Be a buyer again at 0.13p, and a seller much higher ;)

No mention of warrants or options - every cloud has a silver lining I suppose. Will wait until next week, let the dust settle a little, as in 3 months they have only partly drilled 3 holes - not the rate I was expecting. When the second drill rig and assay results start to come in during January, and none of the new placees sell, then the rerate may happen. Bye till then. GLA

Thought it was strange the sp stuck at these levels. Not the Xmas present I was hoping for, so will need to be a better year in 2026. Need more impetus of drill rates if a JORC is coming next year, and hopefully the assays hole by hole, will rebolster investor confidence.

Good article dated today - forgot the link

https://www.oryktosploutos.net/2025/12/%cf%84%ce%b9-%ce%b1%ce%bd%ce%b1%ce%b6%ce%b7%cf%84%ce%bf%cf%8d%ce%bd-%ce%bf%ce%b9-%ce%bc%ce%b5%ce%b3%ce%ac%ce%bb%ce%bf%ce%b9-%cf%8c%ce%bc%ce%b9%ce%bb%ce%bf%ce%b9-%cf%83%cf%84%ce%bf%cf%85%cf%82-%ce%bc/

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The Molai project is developing into a potential European mining asset, with political and industrial significance. According to information, contacts are underway with Metlen and Hellenic Gold, which are reportedly considering participating in the next phase of financing with a strong interest in the critical metals sector. The aim is, after the completion of exploratory drilling in 2026, to make an investment decision in 2027, provided that the significant resources announced to date are confirmed. Essentially, RockFire has “paved” the way — but the mining and development of the deposit belongs to the next, much more demanding phase, where the largest groups will be called upon to play a role.