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Sold all Hans Camp tenements for 10 mil

There is bound to be people who live close by LC who work there, maybe!! facebook is the place to look for some of our employees, unlike the BOD they may!! spill the beans.

Fira,

The RNS from April states the following.

"The feasibility study for the commencement of full-scale production from Paltridge North and Rosmann East, and submissions associated with government approvals for mining these areas, are well advanced and scheduled to be completed in Q3 2019"

So providing their FS schedule didn't alter!! they should have submitted SML's proposals to the government this quarter, now it all depends on how long the government usually takes to grant or deny permission.

The bit about "approval to mine the larger Paltridge North deposit" to me means they can't dig a hole until the government say's so, but we need it for LC.

In the half year RNS in September JP said.
"This was critical in demonstrating the Company's ability to resurrect operations ahead of expected government approval to mine the larger Paltridge North deposit"
As far as I'm aware we have not been informed either way about any approval, If!! and when they get government approval would they have to inform us? to me which ever way it falls it is price sensitive information, especially if they can't get it.

Fira, don't mention the sells, I mentioned it once yesterday and I don't think I got away with it, just mention the war, it's safer :-)

With sells at over 3 mil and buys at zero, the share price is holding up quite well today, for a change.

9 weeks ago when the share price was around the 1p mark, I said that I thought 0.60 would be the bottom so I wouldn't buy back in until then, well today gave me the opportunity, I just hope it doesn't end up 0.50 or lower.

Slurm, he didn't buy any the 815k was Peter Wale, for some reason they put JP's name next to it, if you check the holding figures above this post you will see what I mean.

Going forward into 2019 and beyond, the Committee and I will remain focused on ensuring that reward at the Company continues to be closely aligned with the delivery of long term shareholder value.
For and on behalf of the Remuneration Committee
Alan Broome
14 May 2019
Chair of Remuneration Committee

That will be a fail then!!

I know everyone say's that Redmoor is shelved for now, but Cornish tin mines are notorious for needing a great deal of care and maintenance, does anyone have a clue how much we might be paying for this, because I've not seen it written or mentioned anywhere.

"I believe JP alluded to something higher"

That appears to be one of his biggest faults, he alludes to too many things.

Don't forget to put DJ down for 7,777

Regardless of what Cobre has shifted, I would have thought they would pay NAE out of the A$575,000 tax refund.

I can read so I'm well aware what the RNS say's, but I actually looked at the director deals section initially, which gives different information to the RNS, I figured it must be LSE thats got it wrong.

It states there are two RNS's today but there is obviously only one, but if you look at the "Director buys" section it gives a different perspective, it actually states that Peter Wale only bought 2,700,000, but John Peters bought 814,942, or is it just LSE screwing up?

DVH, you highlighted the following in your post.
“It demonstrated the ability of the existing plant to treat the planned production from the Paltridge North Deposit with the Company seeking to develop this project in 2020”

Although in JP’s statement in the RNS he said.

“expected government approval to mine the larger Paltridge North deposit.”

So am I right in thinking we don’t actually have a licence to mine Paltridge North yet?

Does anybody actually know what's in our Cobre contract, how much do we pay for the privilege to sell the stockpiles ? does the mine owner get any royalties from what we sell ? are they going to want to keep a company who has lost it's biggest customer, plus can't get anymore smaller customers ?

Next March is going to be an interesting time share wise, the shares normally dip a month before renewal of the Cobre contract for obvious reasons, the mine owner might!! just want somebody who can actually shift the stuff, so this time around if an extension is not granted SML is dead in the water.

To be honest Pablo, share dealing these days is always going to be a bit of a gamble, there are too many unrelated world events that can change a companies share price in the blink of an eye.

I'm not sure whether Martin A has actually ever taken his full waiver entitlement, with his latest purchases it gives him just over a third of the total company stock, he may well think that's all the control he wants or needs, the significant shareholder list now owns 50.36% so between them they can do what they want.

I actually sold out yesterday, my intention is to buy back into CGH in about 3 to 4 weeks time, I've done this twice now, once in March and again in May both times increasing my holding without paying out anymore money. History shows that the last two holding RNS's pushed the price up, only to fall back again 3 or 4 weeks later, so I'm happy to take the gamble that the same thing will happen again now.