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We have a new chairman and we are changing... your comment is a bit pointless, frankly...you are suggesting nothing will ever change. In that case, why are you still here?.

https://www.igorsushko.com/ Here you have the inside line.

Scott....why would you want to split the shares if you think there are too many already? Your obsession with this subject is very odd.

Sorry, that is illogical.

"Production capacity in South Africa has now reached 44,000 tonnes of platinum group metals per year and 1.2million tonnes of chrome concentrate." How I wish! :)

Just how often do you expect Leon to make a pronouncement...? Every time you are feeling nervous or ****ed off with the share price?

...a rubbish share... well sell up and go away! :)

Jack, I expect he makes most of his life decisions based on astrology too. Undoubtedly one of those with wet pants. ;)

Just looks like all of the little holders are wetting their pants to me.....

I think you'll find that is the trouble with investors not the company....

Whilst I don't disagree that events are not in our favour, the more negativity spread on boards like this will only make sentiment worse. Even in tough conditions good companies can shine because the world will not stop turning, demand will not dry up. Successful people are never pessimists.

SLP down, THS down ... and we are not Northam ....and that is still off 32% since its high in March. I think you need new glasses.

"Appears to be all talk, no progress?" How can you possibly say that with what has recently been announced and confirmed?

Yes.

From WHI, Dec '21:

"Old tailings at Windsor can be sent to Northam Platinum’s Eland plant where Jubilee has
an earnings share agreement post Northam- and Jubilee-specific costs – with an earnings
split of 60:40 in Jubilee’s favour. We understand this JV to be flexible and for Jubilee to
use it to make sure it produces at 55koz/year – although it could send more at its
discretion."

Agricore, it is easy for armchair CEOs, who can barely run a bath let a lone a multi-national metals processing operation, to be critical. That Leon/the company have delivered on such major projects, safely and successfully in the face of the extraordinary external factors that have been in play for the last couple of years, is I think an amazing achievment. Having been involved in many multi-national rolll-outs of IT projects I am only too aware of how, when many parties and suppliers are involved, initial intended target dates slip. That Leon has managed to keep these pretty much on track during this period deserves applause. Your comments are piercing and pragmatic and I fully believe we can look forward to reaping the rewards of this recent period of investment for many years to come.

I don't think many people are disappointed by the figures; given the macroeconomic environment and what has been achieved operationally I think they have done bloody well!

Copper price just about to break back through $8,000/t by the look of it.

I bloody hope its more than $200k .... ;) $200,000k ....yes!

It has been said that there is almost no cost associated with producing Cobalt as it is built into the copper circuit. So fair to asssume that $50mill+ to be bottom line at today's prices. Of course it may retest $80k/t ...who knows?