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Don't just think of drills for the AAL costs,there will be an infrastructure that obviously has costs, but will also shows a huge amount of commitment and belief
AAL already have dormant drill teams/equipment in Zam and can quickly move mobile labs and accommodation in.
The big question is what strategy do they use to drill ? Do they drill one area intensively and move quickly onto a mine (I think that would suit the Zam govt.) of spread themselves over several prospects. Nice problems to have.....!

I'll be a Gentleman and let you Father and Mother go first,or are they blaming dodgy birth control ?

To see punters associating us with other shares that they think traders will switch to,but more interesting for me to see incomming news followed by some detail that could well make things more interesting ! Lots of news due,and on the face of it some might seem perplexing,but then the sun will rise,the rain will stop , and the Arc will sail.

Yeah OK,Anglo and Arc both agreed on a 13 day extension because they didn't know what day it was going to happen on ! Relax !

Mr Burret,while you're over there will you look in on mine as well ?

"100.3% post-tax Internal Rate of Return, a US$96.5 million post-tax Net Present Value (8% discount rate), a US$145.9 million post-tax undiscounted operating cash flow, and a 13-month payback" Drops mike,and waks off stage....!.

Unless they have orders to fill later. My B+B got filled,well chuffed that over the years it's now nearly all in my ISA . C'mon you Arc'ees

Many companies and countries are going to become political pawns, even more than they are now. The ESG work done here will bring rewards.Hopefully the Glencore offtake will reflect the ESG in the price.

Indonesia have been dumping tailings at sea for years and it will take just one documentary to ruin their operations https://earthworks.org/releases/indonesias-move-away-from-ocean-mine-waste-dumping-sets-example-for-norway-papua-new-guinea/
Only "new" operations are "meant" not to dump toxic tailings at sea.

Reet. "Does anyone know the expected throughput of the pilot plant and expected revenue?" Please tell me that you aren't as dumb as your posts suggest.If you are going to try and troll here please follow the plot as to not seem so desperate and stupid

I don't get to see his lunacy,but I have a sneaky old feeling he's going to regret it !

https://t.co/q5c2SkUjly The US will catch up slowly but have a huge effect on battery mineral consumption. It all contributes to the world wide shortages we will see,I particularly Copper.Nickel and Rare Earths to name but a few.But copper is the conduit and common irrepalceable factor of all of it. Now if only we could get a deal to help us find some and then get it out of the ground...!

Yes that was the gist,but now https://t.co/Kk8eMrF6Id-I just wonder if someone with an American accent might say here's some money make it happen and quickly

Alexander Stahel ????
@BurggrabenH
China is considering banning the export of technologies used to produce high-performance rare earth magnets deployed in electric vehicles, wind turbine motors and other products, citing “national security” as a reason, it has been learned.

1/2 #China #Metals #rareearth #Tesla

So with a press conference next week re the fate of KCM/Mopani......???? and the expected (official) return of AAL, it's going to be a busy couple of weeks for Zambian mining.Or will he just lump it all into one conference...?
http://daily-mail.co.zm/kabuswe-reassures-over-mopani/

Big M+A plans in Botswana https://t.co/RQReDv81Vk

Glencore's early bid for Teck will be an acknwledgement by their BoD to use their cash and get in early before battery metals projects are overpriced.They may even already have verbal agreements from offtakers.It's warming up and this is just the start with Ni demand to X4 in the near future

I'll opt for !!!.!! as they have lost the plot !!

https://www.mining.com/web/bhps-exploration-accelerator-to-open-to-uranium-lithium-finds/

https://www.mining.com/web/bhps-exploration-accelerator-to-open-to-uranium-lithium-finds/