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Iky - isn't it location, location and location. NW Zambia is the top location right now. Western governments are pumping huge amounts in to improve the infrastructure and a rail link to the coast and l assume they have done some due diligence.

MA - In a previous podcast Colin stated that he will use the small projects to fund larger exploration projects to avoid further dilution. If we take him at his word, we now know his focus is on "the best copper hunting ground on the planet". The revenue from the gold/copper isn't going to be paid to shareholders any time soon.

Correcting my earlier post, the RNS states they will be targeting the deeper higher grade copper and the lower grade near surface material.

MA - Until we have updated figures then it is all speculation on BR. But Sandfire were giving all in costs of $1.47 a lb for their Kalahari project last week and have given up with Western Oz as not cost effective. I am expecting to get our money back and a bit extra as that is what has been quoted. I am expecting all effort and money to now be focussed on NW Zambia. IMHO etc

MA - l am a fan of copper and Zambia. But exploration is very high risk. And after BR I have learnt even the "dead certs" can go very wrong. So now l spread my risk across various companies even if most belong to Colin. The problem with that region is that there isn't much historical data to work on. From what l gather the Kalahari sands have made exploration more problematic. Also grades tend to be lower than the copperbelt (happy for better informed to tell me otherwise ). And the acreage XTR has taken is big so will be interesting. I see the the world bank funded study notes there are targets of interest worth following up.

Strange how an old username suddenly comes up totally unexpected. Chrome has a better memory than me !. At least Colin knows north western Zambia very well and clearly something is interesting him. Good luck in your research.

For anyone interested in NW Zambia, check out Fulmar29 7.28 post today on the ARCM bb ( I apprecaite there is a lot of bad blood between certain parties but the info interesting all the same)

Ma, yes. Plus the AFP licences.

More info

https://cooperlemon.com/developing-exploration-projects-greenfield-to-mine-development-stage/

MA - did you see the GLR RNS. I think I own NW Zambia given my shares in XTR, GLR, AFP and ARC !. Will be an interesting ride going forward across the companies. Blue sky here we come - full on ramping mode !!!. As a shareholder do we get free access to the game parks ?

More details

https://cooperlemon.com/developing-exploration-projects-greenfield-to-mine-development-stage/

Ma - thanks.

Interesting about Cooperlemon. It seems there is going to be a lot of activity in that part of the world very soon. I can see why they are talking about building a railway line to the coast.

Iky - have to admit I was hoping for a lithium update.

Fulmar has posted some good stuff on the ARCM thread regarding Zambia. Worth checking out ( I assume there's some bad blood between certain parties so will keep out of the politics).

Thanks for the post Fulmar but can anyone open the video link ?

"receive from the company", any chance of confirming which bits ?

And if Labour get in they will all have to go and you will have to buy "clean" Chinese made junk. I hold copper shares but l am beginning to realise this climate agenda is nonsense.

Looks like another quiet day.

3% rise today. Following a brief pullback now on a roll.

HZ - l think it must be remembered that Colin/us are betting on higher copper prices. As he has stated many times on the podcasts, the year of the small miner will come. But that year keeps getting pushed back. At a low copper price none of his projects are economic, at a high copper price then they will be very profitable. Same with gold.

Possibly the Zambian Mining ministry will issue more licences this week. The last meeting was early August.