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Judges for the" investment Battlefield" (where we/Remy is in the final later today) include some serious players,and funds.Last years winner got decent exposure and investment soon after .

Congratulations to
@ArcMinerals
and RosCan Gold, both companies have made it through to the final of the Investment Battlefield! #MiningIndaba2020
If our peers see the potential who are we to argue ?

not sure I'm completely accurate,it's just what I remember so had a re read https://www.miningweekly.com/article/zambias-new-tax-regime-exacerbating-mining-challenges-report-2019-09-23 any lifting/removal of the extra % based on Cu price will cause a massive surge of investment into Zambia,but will they see that ??????

I agree Graham,effectively "infill" and it is what is needed to fully assess (PEA or MRE) what we have ,and then if we start to process some of the ore we will know when he time comes exactly what is left on that site to sell. I believe the reference in the RNS to the improved depths of oxides being more profitable may well have been meaning "if/when we start to run it through the plant ourselves"

@Westie-they have already removed the extra sales tax (replacing VAT) imposed at the same time as the $7k +5%,and it will obviously be hard for them to swallow the fact that they got it completely wrong and remove that tax as well.Perhaps concentrating more on their massive problem with their position in the world corruption league would benefit the people of Zambia more.

will see significant pressure being put on the Zambian govt.to rescind the extra taxes placed on Cu mining/ productiion when prices hit $7kpt. The last mining minister who criticized the policy when it was introduced,was sacked immediately. Their revenues from mining are decreasing significantly, at a time when they need them to expand, and although many majors are voicing willingness to invest,they all say taxation is the key restrictive factor.Zambia needs to react quickly IMO as South America is lapping up investment money.

For me the CE drill intercepts are lengthening in depth and the field is significantly expanding with every positive drill.Given the fact the average oxides were originally about 25m we are gaining significant volume every extra 10m found at depth and width, as mentioned oxide extraction is far less costly .And then there's the sulphides at Muswema.Mcap is staggeringly low -it will change.

https://www.mining.com/cupric-oxide-gives-clues-on-how-to-design-better-batteries-vehicles/ even if the tech changes Cu is essential

https://safehaven.com/commodities/industrial-metals/Is-It-Time-To-Turn-Bullish-On-Battery-Metals.html
As sales of electric vehicles continue to climb (also electric buses, trains and e-bikes), among the metals we are most bullish on, are lithium, nickel, cobalt and copper.
Copper is utilized in an EV’s electric motor and wiring. An electric vehicle contains four times as much copper as a fossil-fueled model. We also can’t forget residential chargers and public charging stations which require a lot of copper - consultancy Wood Mackenzie estimates that by 2030 there will be more than 20 million residential EV charging stations requiring 250% more copper. One of the largest manufacturers of public charging stations is targeting a 50-fold increase by 2025

Regulator now aware of the now cancelled order and will investigate, and are now "keeping an eye" which I will help them with

If evidence was ever needed,that stop/limit orders (buys or sells) are a bad idea for AIM investors and theycan be intentionally triggered to benefit MMs and others, just look at the supposed buys /sells and price movement in the last few days.If you don't have the time to monitor the market ,then IMO the AIM market is risky enough without trying to do it partially blindfolded . You won't beat the Bots, Just my honest opinion.

PEA very soon and it should give some larger investors the criteria they need to start investing.Possibly even the first step to selling the asset !

cash producing,with a product that is in world wide limited supply, and well into significantly increasing volumes with massive exploration upside.There must be some negatives somewhere,but I can't see them-????

@Luke-Sounds like absolute hell. :-)

Spot on ! or off !

4.2m sell at a low price ?? any ideas ?? end of the seller ?? WTF etc

http://www.miningweekly.com/article/erg-suspends-zambia-refinery-on-shortage-of-cobalt-copper-concentrates-2020-01-24
Zambian efforts to stimulate internal markets don't seem to be working and maybe Indaba will bring news

So with the drop when the casa agreement was announced,theoretically the price should rise because it will be back on the books.I don't really expect that to happen and will buy again if it hits 2.8 . With the 13% spread here for the last 3 days,MMs may have a buyer in the background.

https://www.mining.com/web/copper-juniors-gravitating-towards-new-area-play/ This article not only highlights Cu prospects but shows Sth America as hugely attractive .Reiterating the recent strong messages to the Zam govt. of "sort out your tax regime or you will lose out "

with wind turbines using 4t Cu per MW ,so approx 10t Cu per installed turbine and global Cu current stocks (accross the 3 main Exchanges) at just over 1% of annual usage,it is not going to be too long before there is significant pressure on Cu prices and then M+A activity will increase significantly .Anyone know of a target ????