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You wouldn't be looking to fill your new ISA now would you Froggy....? 😉

Fyoz.... existing shareholders would be pretty stupid to sell shares they definitely own to buy shares they probably won't get....

Where can you see the 1.4 mill sell trade...?

He certainly is with HUM......

7p paid for 100K .....!

If you think the IRH deal was being "shafted" more fool you ......

Managed to get it filled on a "fill or kill" order through HL at the full ask.... which has pushed the ask up 0.1p ....

Can't buy 100K at the moment.....

Monti's interpretation is not the same as mine.... but in the circumstances that is all I am prepared to say.

Quite a good write up on the company in the Mining Review Africa publication.... nothing new but a good window piece.... https://vukagroup-media.com/2024MRAIssue2/

"Now, researchers from Oxford University’s Department of Earth Sciences and Durham University, working with Norwegian helium exploration company Helium-One, have developed a brand new exploration approach. The first use of this method has resulted in the discovery of a world-class helium gas field in Tanzania. Professor Chris Ballentine said: ‘We sampled helium gas (and nitrogen) just bubbling out of the ground in the Tanzanian East African Rift valley. By combining our understanding of helium geochemistry with seismic images of gas trapping structures, independent experts have calculated a probable resource of 54 Billion Cubic Feet (BCf) in just one part of the rift valley. This is enough to fill over 1.2 million medical MRI scanners. To put this discovery into perspective, global consumption of helium is about 8 BCf per year and the United States Federal Helium Reserve, which is the world’s largest supplier, has a current reserve of just 24.2 BCf. Total known reserves in the USA are around 153 BCf. This is a game changer for the future security of society’s helium needs and similar finds in the future may not be far away.’" https://www.earth.ox.ac.uk/2016/06/huge-helium-discovery-a-life-saving-find/

Apols - this was a badly formatted page where Hargreaves Lansdown Asset Mgt had spilled onto the next line and the shareholdings were misaligned .... https://web.archive.org/web/20230923045632/https://jubileemetalsgroup.com/investors/shareholder-analysis/ You have to suspect though that IIs realigning / liquidating their their holdings for whatever their reasons have accounted for the depressed share price recently.

In August last year MGT Investment Management also showed as having 226 million shares...... They too are missing from the list now .... Between the two and then and now that is one hell of a lot of shares to have been redistributed...

I didn't say the update re Jupiter was 26/03 but the shareholder page was updated on 26/03..... https://jubileemetalsgroup.com/page-sitemap.xml . I will stand corrected if it had been noted before but I don't recall notice being drawn to Jupiter selling up.

Another johnny-come-lately then, Frogkid..... 😁The reason for the reluctance of the SP to move north of late is that it appears Jupiter have divested themselves of a notifiable holding. The JLP shateholder page was updated on 26/03/24 https://jubileemetalsgroup.com/investors/shareholder-analysis/ . If they have cleared out entirely that is some 97 million shares that have hit the market..... The Jupiter small and midcap funds have ben haemorrhaging money due to their poor performance to the extent that Fidelity stopped investors adding money to them last year.

Demand for Chrome is forecast to rise by a multiple of 5 due to the increasing demand for stainless steel in China and India. It is unlikely that the price will soften. The "finance bloke" has had no say in the matter. The diversified metals strategy was put in place many years ago by Colin and Leon and we are now about to see the payback on all of the time and capital invested by the company and institutional and private shareholders that have supported the company through this time.

What are you on about.... The Leandra .... its called The Dali..... a poor attempt at causing trouble .....

We can do that Kalan if we tell the truth.

From the RNS: "Diagnostic tests are another great addition to the Crest Medical portfolio as we look to expand further and deepen our partnership with Boots. Abingdon Health are at the forefront of this expansion and we are thrilled to be partnering with a company who are leaders in lateral flow diagnostics."

It suggests to me that Crest are a strategic supplier to Boots who probably, at some point, rationlised thier supply chain to a few key suppliers and part of the agreement was that Boots would only procure through them for certain types of products. Not an unusual arrangement in big corporates as the amount of red tape that has to be gone through to set up a new supplier can take literally years. I was involved in one with a large telco that took 3.5 years.

For what its worth, covered by Zak Mir on BB heroes with a short term target of 5p ....