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Seems a pretty cheap price for so many in one go - I assume (hope) they will be going to sticky hands which is only a good thing.

I wonder if AA are loading up on shares? - It would be a smart move with the SP at this level should we reach the buyout target. (Which it looks like we will)

I guess they could put an offer in to the BoD for the whole company? - The BoD would have to put that to a shareholder vote then?!

Much better interview there CB - GJ

I'm fine with today's succinct RNS. NO bluster or BS and no further updates until significant progress has been made, let's keep them that way please CB.

Did a few calcs looking a various scenario's this morning; even if we only get halfway to AA's buyout clause, and should we find a buyer, it's still a huge cash injection and SP upside at current levels.

I think he really needs to get this podcast out as SOON as possible, we need to hear from experts who know what they're talking about.

Put your ego aside Colin - No more unprepared, uneducated interviews!

I really wish he'd get someone else to do the interviews. He just comes across like an amateur at times.....

We shall see CE, ultimately the assay results will tell the true story.

let's hope it's not more of CB 'mistakenly' misleading the market.....

You did indeed Steve, as did News. That's not my point though.

Why use such 'grandiose' terminology when 'in line with expectations' would have been perfectly adequate.....

Kept away from the BB for a few days as it was getting a bit caustic at times.

Reading through the RNS last night I can't help but feel Bird had ramped the SP up to dilute us once again.

I'm not saying the grades are bad (average for the region ofc) it's just not what Bird was leading us to believe they were with terminology like 'Well-developed copper mineralisation', ' strong visible copper mineralisation', Beyond expectations' etc....I for one was expecting upwards of .5/.6 anyone else?

Well, after what I wrote last night, that feels like a big fcuk off from CB......

Never thought I'd say this but well done on the comms and delivery of late CB. Please keep it up!Would be good if we could get in update in terms of the African deposits, I'm assuming we are now storing gold from Guy Fawkes? News on that would allay any rumours of cash calls.

https://www.share-talk.com/colin-bird-executive-chairman-xtract-resources-plc-xtr-l-daily-update/#gs.qn357a

M-T - The BB clause is what I'm waiting on too - With ever metre of mineralisation we add the closer to the BB being a given.

Or stupid - But time will tell.

Haven't sold one share yet JDAU

I imagine institutional investors are beginning to take note of this.....

https://www.share-talk.com/colin-bird-executive-chairman-xtract-resources-plc-xtr-l-update-interview/#gs.r3dsdv

Highlights



· Drilling of the first of three planned holes on the Phase One Drilling Programme at the Racecourse Mineral Resource on the Bushranger Project, has now traced the plunge of the deposit to a downhole depth of 1,047m in angled drill hole BRDD-20-001

· Copper mineralisation in the hole was first noted at a depth of 110m and the hole has been mineralised continuously to the current depth of 1,047m, 232m past the original planned finishing depth

· The hole continues to encounter strong visible copper mineralisation, and will be further extended until the zone is drilled through

· The copper mineralisation is predominantly disseminated chalcopyrite (copper sulphides) within a strongly altered quartz-feldspar porphyry intrusive body



Colin Bird, Executive Chairman said: "The hole is still continuing in strong mineralisation to the current depth, extending the potential scale of the porphyry system at Racecourse. We will continue to drill until we bottom out of the zon

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Thanks 1+1, I assumed that too just wanted some conformation...

Sounds like the rock is getting very hard however, reading between the lines (Like Ella10), perhaps the grades are better than expected for the area....