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Given there’s some assets left, looks like they’ve managed to avoid Rule 15 status for now.

Acquisition appears to be paid by shares. So assume they’ll raise as the enlarged group for drilling. Interesting to note the Brandon Hill contact details. Must have switched brokers recently.

Dunno about the cleaner angle. Pretending to be Sheikh Cashoggi might be more fun.

Another route might be to ingratiate yourself with area managers at Dunelm and the other retailers to see how things are looking. Buy a dish dash and a briefcase with Monopoly money and tell them you're looking for mattresses for the harem wing of your new summer palace on the French Riviera.

He’s got experience there but if he’s stake building, he might have a say if he wants to do something outside of that. Let’s see.

Mitchell is from the TR-1.

He’s a stockbroker by trade and now an entrepreneur. Was in the UK recently but seems to be back in Thailand now. Real estate focused so perhaps he’s looking to use the listing for a new venture. Here’s his LinkedIn. https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-greenwood-0aa6b057/?originalSubdomain=th

http://etechmetals.com/the-team/

Anyone looked up who he is?

COPL is the archetypal AIM pump and dump. Fat Arthur answers emails as part of the pre-placing pump then goes dark when they're getting a placing away.

Thanks for the links and research, Dave, useful stuff. I think Spain's a cakewalk compared to Kyrgyztan. Was keen on MNRG for exposure there but held off once they announced the ban.

Company had a presentation/call for analysts so looks like it was received well.

Looks like Finland have given the go ahead to uranium production. First in the EU so perhaps that starts the domino effect. https://www.euractiv.com/section/energy/news/finland-set-to-become-eus-sole-uranium-producer/1429044/

Quite a snarky response for someone claiming to be interested in other people's thoughts. Another idiot with an agenda.

From November 2019. "finnCap also expects Oncimmune to be cash flow positive by 2024, while its current cash balance, which provides funds until 2022, would provide “the time to deliver further meaningful valuation points”.

Scaling in here. Some Q1 newsflow and decent broker targets.

Mcap well below cash pile. Any decent news around EV exploration or movement on uranium (mine or uranium prices generally) seem like decent catalysts for a re-rate.

Anyone attend the AGM?

I read it as a cap of 50 million shares. They say nominal value of 500k and nominal value of the shares is 1p. So they either raise up to 500k at 1p or perhaps up to a million at 2p and so on.

Seems they've struggled to find a suitable investment for some time now. Any views on whether they'll expand the parameters (fintech/biotech etc), perhaps get rid of Salmon Gums and do an RTO or some form of cash return to shareholders? MCC has some Twitter buzz as they're looking to do some fintech investments. I wonder if an RNS in the near future setting out an update on potential investments or next steps might spark some interest here.