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well if you take my thoughts as a worst possible scenario,then we are well ahead (debt wise) of where we were ,And any cash is a bonus,(No postcard to hand)

My comments were just supposition,and possibilities.But a sale could be $1 and deeds/rights exchanging hands>And NSRs could be a way of securing income from a resource IF it happened without the ongoing costs associated in the meantime.

That would be my take on things.And just a note of caution,there may be no cash involved in any sale,but perhaps an NSR.But whichever scenario,we now have got rid of another liability .NVS is shaping up well.

You are continually posting on a board you have "no interest in".You have taken issue with over enthusiastic posters (who may or may not have an agenda).What the hell has it got to do with you. You are not the sharpest Knife in the drawer,and your obsession with boxes is probably because you are one(The Lady variety). I would rather read someone's over enthusiasm,and make my own mind up about their motives.I do not need another modern day outraged "snowflake"like you taking offence on behalf of others.

WOW ,what a result The purchase agreement must be set up already and either the loose ends needed tying up or the purchaser is involved in the agreement.Whichever way .Well done NVS.

Yes dan,been here for a while and seen a few progressions re China etc.But this contract win,apart from being huge,is proof that they have teams that will work steadily through to a result.Many companies have great products,but lack the resolve to bring them to fruition,.There are many products they have tried,but if you look at the web site you will see the emphasis,I love the "ready to use industrial desalinators" and IMO it is now aimed (as I previously said) at the "Green Brigade" Previous director buys i can see are at 50p and 66p.When they were bought they were expecting multiples of that.I am not saying that will happen ,but if this is not bought out by a major engineering co.then I would expect a healthy steady rise with future peaks on news.

Yes dan,been here for a while and seen a few progressions re China etc.But this contract win,apart from being huge,is proof that they have teams that will work steadily through to a result.Many companies have great products,but lack the resolve to bring them to fruition,.There are many products they have tried,but if you look at the web site you will see the emphasis,I love the "ready to use industrial desalinators" and IMO it is now aimed (as I previously said) at the "Green Brigade" Previous director buys i can see are at 50p and 66p.When they were bought they were expecting multiples of that.I am not saying that will happen ,but if this is not bought out by a major engineering co.then I would expect a healthy steady rise with future peaks on news.

Hi Dan,the right question to ask,but this is not a low margin service company but a high margin technology /IP company,and some of the expense has been already covered before the contract award. The high margin on the books at the moment is going to be dwarfed with this one contract ,let alone what is on the way.Today's leap will retrace but long term this company is proving they can win high value contracts appealing to every nations present buzz word "green"."Flavour of the day"IMO

this is now a proven technology company with a long term commercial contract and massive other project potential.The Buzzards will be circling for a T/O

has now gone together with cash to fund future projects with technology proven.It also looks like there must be some form of retainer for 20 years after the �22m contract completed.Looking rosey GLA

I had thought we would get one today pre AGM,perhaps later or tmrw a.m.

with the resource widening I wondered about the potential of the whole site.This is the area ARC now own,and I do not believe Misisi will be describer as separate deposits formuch longer The CASA licence holdings consist of three contiguous mining licenses covering 133km�, issued in March 2015 and valid for 30 years. These licenses, which encompass a 60km strike length of the Tanganyika graben within the Rusizian belt ("Misisi Corridor"), include the Akyanga deposit along with the Lu*****ako, Tulongwe, Kilombwe and Mutshobwe prospects (target

are the facts that these drills significantly increase the width/area of the resource,as well as a small surface find .Mcap 5m-!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hi Dcat,yes you are right,a bit more info due than i said.I feel that the timetable here will be for all the outstanding info and deals to be in the public domain by the AGM so we will know where we stand by Sept. All looking positive to me and if it goes how I think/hope it will then the potential is ridiculous GLA

is the deadline for acceptance by what Casa shareholders there are left,and I can't see any announcement re Zamsort scenario before Casa is finalized, so probably a quiet couple of months interspersed with some drill results from DRC. GLA

They are now part of a private company Seven Peaks Mining,very few details i can find.

Yup

perhaps CGNR Conroy Garnet Natural Resources or is it taken ?

too high a price for a simple rollover.IMO

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