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Phase 3 progresses.

Another decent set of results.

"“The third quarter has been our best quarterly production year to date with close to 9,500 ounces generated. The process plant again performed admirably with another quarter recording approximately 55,000 milled tonnes (600 tonnes per day). Mine output also exceeded 58,000 tonnes."

More News....

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c748gn94k95o

Https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c748gn94k95o

Nuclear Power Plants need Uranium Fuel!!!!!

Is the market asleep to this news?

Apparently yes.

9.5% interest plus share dilution....hmmm.

Holding for now but need to see impressive sales & profits in 2025 or off.

I am holding and not tempted to do anything until the budget has been published and analysts have figured it all out.

According to the FT 41% of this company is in the hands of institutional investors. It also has plenty of cash at hand.

That has got to be a positive sign for the future. Whether the break through comes in Sweden or Africa perhaps the question?

May need to be patient, 2025 sp recovery more likely? Hoping the next set of results helps shift market sentiment.

I checked the financial stats via the FT and above and the company does appear to have turned a corner. The FT quotes a debt to total capital ratio of 29% and even the lse data suggests a NAV of 0.7p per share. That said this UK government is hammering north sea oil and gas profits with a massive tax so I am not inclined to risk another punt here until after the budget. Ed Millibrain Eco MP may have yet further bad news for this sector.

RNS X 2?

Somebody buying a stake?

Having blundered back in recently I am now in the blue. Well done SOLI.

Frequently do, sometimes foolishly and sometimes as a contrarian. £1500 hardly a big punt imo.

Share price down 79%.....ouch.

Bought a few as the market reaction seems over done given the relationship between the two businesses.

"Significant events include the recently completed £3.68m gross fundraising, marking a huge vote of confidence from major investors including new strategic investor LGM, and high-profile mining investors Rick Rule and Eric Sprott."

#metoo!

PS I checked the company against the FT portfolio and 72% of it is owned by institutions. Ergo, a number of professional investors have done due diligence and invested in ZIN. Today to me looks like a good entry point. Cash position reasonable imo and forecast (for what its worth) from analysts suggested it was undervalued.

Good news! Maybe the share price deserves to be a bit higher?

Rick Rules in my book.

If one bothers to follow him on YouTube and listen he does not guarantee wins with small cap miners but his record of success is impressive.

A very positive RNS today, how big is the market for this solution please? Sounds like you have a good product but aged 67 I take iron tabs most weeks bought over the counter. This sounds like a more specific and acute condition?

Https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/nuclear-back-pa-governor-shapiro-pushes-fast-track-re-open-three-mile-island

Why has the EU not intervened and told Madrid to re open this mine? Eco idiots?