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Nice buys this morning!

Who had 22m to get rid of?

I’d imagine they are either averaging down by trying to rebuy at a lower position by influencing the market or they don’t see it moving fast enough. As I’ve said before, if you want a rapid movement don’t rely on AYM! However, this position has moved to a more positive/faster outlook based on the output since JB took the reins. I think there has been as much from him in six months as the previous board in a decade! Clearly plans are afoot…

From a long term holder perspective, any news is welcomed and good - there were many years without anything, so this shows that the momentum is gaining across the sites.

I'd told myself a few weeks ago that if it went below 4, it was time to buy more. So yesterday, I did. Very happy to sit back and watch.

Not any more... Probably the lack of a timing plan from the various assessments and digs are suggesting to some that the price will stay where it is for a while before growing and there will be plenty of time to jump in again. This is probably fair.

Personally won't be selling and I see under 4p as a perfect starting point to buy more. This should easily exceed the previous highs in recent months/years, which was c.9-10p.

Just checked and it is 17 years. Not quite so masochistic, but still worth some time in the asylum... Missed the 90p height for a sale, otherwise I would probably have been away earlier.

You are probably right that the other mines could fund the regeneration of Parys. Looking forward to visiting the Dinorben to celebrate! Jo has definitely added impetus to the entire venture and it's great to see. I expect that the MC value will reflect this too in a few months time.

I’ve always been excited about the Grangesberg option as it’s potential is huge. With the rights for first refusal on another 51%, that means that AYM would have total control if the surveys come up trumps again. The location of the site is much better than other operational mines in Sweden that struggle due to infrastructure and climate combinations that limit working time. It’s a win-win with a pro-mine government in place as well. Could definitely be an interesting few months in terms of the share price and potential market cap of AYM and I intend to top up my holding very soon. After almost 20 years of waiting as a shareholder, there is light at the end of the tunnel!!

Exponential possibly a strong word to use, I do remember it being at 92p when Labrador was operating 10 years ago and wished I'd cashed out my holding then and bought back in at the penny lows - hindsight is so convenient when investing... :)

At the moment there is obviously no production. However, there are three global sites holding a good bank of resources. Production at either of these sites will take the price from where it is today and, in my opinion, grow it by up to +15x current value. If all sites were going into production, who knows where it would end up but it would be a fair assumption to say it would be a lot more than today!!

It's crazy why people would sell on positive news... Maybe hoping for a drop to rebuy, but risky strategy!

One drill rig, on site, before the end of November. Result.

Guys, you have to be realistic. Anybody across multiple industries know the delays being faced at present due to the multiple factors. If it's delayed by a week or two, so be it. The £billions of resources aren't going anywhere. If you're looking to make an immediate fast buck, AYM isn't the place for you based on previous experience... But if you're willing to hold, the potential growth is exponential!

I've been in AYM for almost 20 years now. In that time, nature has organically developed another couple of million tonnes of copper :)

Will it be cast online?

It's going to settle for a while in the absence of meaningful news. We all know this rockets when the wind is blowing in the right direction and the new leadership is clearly getting the foundations built for a stable development of the business on Parys and beyond. I'm still interested to know what/where the other areas they were looking at, as mentioned in some of the reports last year, they could be very interesting too... Time will tell!

Reading between the lines, I view this report as a promising account of the short to medium term plans and therefore production across one, if not all, the ownership sites.

No further mention of the other potential interests that were discussed previously. I wonder if they are still on the table or no progress yet? Probably enough to be getting on with on current holdings. The new CEO is definitely being lauded as the man to bring this whole project and company to fruition!

I was bought in to your potential motion Brent, however this appointment is definitely a game changer. No doubt there will now be movement on all fronts given the new bosses network of connections across EMEA and global markets. Exciting times ahead!

Not Bill out, still involved as Deputy Chair. Don't think this is a bad thing either as the existing BOD all have vital knowledge of the various sites and industry in general. Look forward to seeing what JB will bring to the table...

This is half way towards the news we've all been waiting for!

As all us LTHs continue to remind the noobs, AYM isn’t on AIM…

What effect will that mean to the share price?