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during week of 18th Dec...that's my guess.

For clarification Dinoman, the mine is not a producing mine, its virgin greenfield mining concession at this stage, however around 2011 PFP did prepare and publish high level project plans for design and build of a mining operation, with an estimated 3 year horizon to reach full production capability. My view is that THE deal will be signed and licenses recovered by PFP before end of 2017, then 2018 it will be a big push to finance and build a profitable mine, when PFP's MC could well be several hundred mil from 2020 onwards.

https://www.uploadlibrary.com/SPAngel_JohnMeyer/Bluejay_Mining_Valuation_Upgrade_flash_note.docx.pdf

Bluejay Mining is claiming the biggest know ilmenite resource in the world... https://www.uploadlibrary.com/SPAngel_JohnMeyer/Bluejay_Mining_Valuation_Upgrade_flash Does anyone know how this stacks up against PFP's resource?

Yes, its more a matter of "when" and not "if"

that's more like it - a nice one mil buy !

Thanks Sherwood. This visit by Liam Fox bodes well for PFP's situation. If licenses were not returned to PFP then it would certainly send shock waves through UK and other country relations with Moz government, since there are hundreds of other UK and other international invested mining and oil and gas projects in Moz. This intended alternative out of court agreement is really the best way to fix this problem for all players and move on.

Done some history research on Youtube�..check this out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mvNePa3ewzU PFP's own Mr. 25%, Eduardo C. Mondlane Jr, is the son of former president of Mozambique and founder of the Frelimo party in Mozambique - a true son of the soil. PFP could not have found a better person to land this deal. Well done to Nick and Henry � and what a massive incentive to get the job done!

maybe initial bounce between 20 and 30p, then onwards and upward in 2018.

Maybe it will be signed before the AGM next week.- that would be an awesome way to open up an AGM!

The sp will rocket before the ink is dry on the agreement!

Admittedly no calculations behind it, InvesterInvester, a wild guess maybe, but take a look at Kenmare�s price history and forecast and you�ll see that if licenses come back to PFP then sp will be way up there when the mine supplies a large portion of the worlds heavy minerals demand.

Nov 2017 sp 35p, Nov 2020 sp 800p

Its normal practice that before costs are incurred with instructing lawyers to prepare and present a framework agreement that there is already a verbal understanding in place � possibly to the extent that the general has agreed in principle the numbers and terms�. so a very positive development indeed.

I'm not a corporate communications expert but the pace of the RNS comms has picked up and so has trade volume. There�s a certain positive tone underlying the past few months RNS�s that can�t be ignored. My view � a deal is already done behind the scenes and there will be a cleverly scripted RNS in Nov/ Dec to say that everything has been put right and everyone happy� licenses returned to PFP Plc - watch this space, it will happen! Merry Christmas to all who have stayed on The Path these six difficult years.

PFP's next door neighbour has a 500p target price.... http://hannamandpartners.com/uploads/2017/10/KMR_HP-Initiation_FINAL_161017.pdf Come on PFP !

Thanks Neptune35. On your point 4, rather than the possibility of a framework agreement, the Sept 20th RNS says that PFP has given firm instruction to its legal counsel such that the framework agreement preparation is underway already � so is this indicative of a broad verbal agreement between the parties having already been achieved?

It's the preparation of the Framework agreement... see September RNS

My view is that all three major players - Moz government, JV and PFP plc (with lead man Mondlane Jr), all now have much to gain by signing off the intended agreement asap � then everyone�s a winner . My guess is that it will be announced in the next month or two so as to start 2018 with moving the mining project forward at last. Why would any of the major players not want this deal to be signed?

yes - most definitely daily volumes have picked up without a doubt.