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Yes, that is so true. People make a difference and any esteem the carry is based on their experiences so far, both of them seem to be well connected in the industry - both in the UK and beyond. It will be interesting to see if they can utilise their networks and AYMs existing studies to encourage belief and get things moving closer to delivery.

interested to have your expertise on board and see how you read the situation moving forward, element. the new leadership team sounds as though they are better positioned than ever to make something of aym. ts comes with a huge network, which has clearly shown proven success in the past. i'm getting excited again about the prospects and potential here again.

and reading some of your other comments, sounds like the perennial **** is still breathing. he's as useful and welcome as japanese knotweed. i blocked him out a while ago; was always amazed how someone with his wealth, knowledge, gravitas and massive appendage could justify so much of their valuable time on a penny share chat board (and he didn't comment on any other company... 🤔). whereas the rest of us (less boastful) viewers were able to have adult discussion and not behave like the kid at school that nobody liked, the proof is clear for all to see of his inadequacies.

You must be referring to the village idiot, Brent? I miss his vitriol from time to time, I enjoy reading the works of a warped mind and reminding myself that it costs nothing to not be a c0ck...

Looks like he's producing comedy gold...

It sounds like the village idiot-ski is back in town...

Sweden.... hydro storage. DYOR...

For me, the real value is primarily in Sweden and then Canada, which was operational a decade ago until China priced it out - with current trade wars in NA, this could become very attractive as a strategy for Mr Carney. Once the projects there are in full flow there will be movement on the SP in general. Wales asset has potential if HMG or the WA decides to support UK/Welsh mining. A lot of value under the surface, just needs the right conduit to make it a reality.

The tie in with Mullen (who also own Bollinger commercial EV) will be more likely to utilise Labrador. They are an active part of a business group that links southern US states and Canadian provinces. Labrador was mothballed after a brief revival 10/15 years ago, so with a good polish it shouldn't be to hard to revive and infrastructure is in place. Interesting that the Canadian port authorities are also part of the business group.

No change at all, just the old one has been acquired by another company and rebranded

This website just goes on the midpoint of the bid/ask as being the split, so if it is below midpoint it shows as a sell. Common on penny stocks like this as the variance of 0.1/0.2p is a higher percentage of the MCap.

Hi Suzki, I'm in the same position - first took this out in 2003. I missed the 90p sale (09?) as I took my eyes off my portfolio and kicked myself, very hard! Personally, I have family links with the Anglesey area so have an emotional investment in it, however I believe in three key fundamentals, a) Grangesburg is a potential rocket for this share, b) Labrador was up and running relatively recently and was mothballed due to international commodity pricing wars and c) the value of the site in Anglesey is worth the MCap alone without the others.

I do believe that AYM is massively undervalued and have taken the opportunity to top up over the years. I have also taken some profits, but am still sitting with a potentially life changing windfall if it comes to fruition. I know I can hope and dream, but if we can get some traction in Sweden there is real legs in this share to the late teens and twenties without much news. The recently moved on chief was actively promoting the Swedish option and I assume this is still work in progress.

We can live in hope, but I believe that given the evolving needs of the western world, and the modern capabilities of the mining industry compared with when these sites were closed, these assets have come full circle and will soon be needed to service tech industry. We must employ caution in any investment, of course, but the mere land value of AYM assets exceeds its MCap significantly. GLA

Looks like someone has a busy buying finger today...

This is a long term hold for many of us, so I wouldn't worry about drops. Another buying opportunity if you ask me.

Big news incoming??

Staying in position until the end of the year...

Yes, global miners are moving to EV, both in terms of heavies and support, and I am actively involved in this.

I do doubt that QME would consider taking on Grangesberg as their main activities are concentrated on the British Isles, however if they are looking to expand further into Europe it would be an ideal case study.

Regarding board manners, I agree that references to anyone members illnesses should be avoided. However, the subject these are directed to also needs to avoid making defamatory comments to other posters at will. Some of the comments made are frankly disgusting and have no place in decent conversation.

Peace, love and harmony...

Helium show will make this go well over 15p!

From reading the last couple of posts following your message Tesla, it sadly looks as though the deaf ears have been fallen upon...

Plenty of viable outs for Putin and Russia, once they accept them diplomacy will return assets to normality and EVR will return to where it was. Time is the only unknown. Putin is already looking for the out and wheels will be in motion.

Going by those figures, around £5bn!!