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Who is now responsible for hiring all labor and machinery to dig out the pits????

I have about a million questions

A drilling update would of helped.

We were initially promised results in July. Six months later they should be able to publish something..

We back again at trusting JLP word.

Unbelievable!

Frog, Leon has said in past interviews the government won't want it lying idle. They need to get a move on.

Good news they still have it penciled in by end on of this year.

When is the AGM?

I hope so 4everlong... or else it's December...

"In-fill drilling in progress at Pit 2"

For those of you (like me) who don't understand the terminology of In-fill drilling. Here we go...

"In-fill drilling in a copper pit is a targeted drilling strategy to increase the density of drill holes within a defined resource area, aiming to convert lower-confidence resources (like inferred) into higher-confidence categories (like measured and indicated). This provides a more detailed understanding of the copper deposit's characteristics, allowing for a more precise resource estimate and improved mine planning, which can lead to higher operational efficiency and the potential to increase the economic viability of the project. "

Giant Copper yesterday released news that their reserves double as per new drilling result. Grade was only 0.53 percent. Share priced increased 33% on the day.

Lets hope we get the same reaction when Leon releases our drilling reports!!!

":Molefe mine to further increase high-grade Cu ore deliveries to reach 8 500t per month by end of Q3 FY2026"

I assume we will see gradual increases every month till we get to 8500t per month by Q3?

November 4500t

December 5500t

January 6500t

February 7500t

March 8500t

Partnership agreement expected this week. Things finally on the up and up!

Thanks Bob, that's really good news then. I wish it was explained better in the RNS.

I find another version of point nr.1.

Would be good if Johnny can please clarify the difference between these two statements. Are these the same thing? Do we get a 30% uplift or a 30% + 33% uplift...

1. Roan's filtering capacity currently being expanded by approximately 30% to accelerate drying of concentrates prior to transporting to Sable refinery and offer the potential to further increase the throughput at Roan

2. Roan concentrator to target an increased throughput of 40 000t per month from 30 000t per month currently (33% increase)

Would be good if Johnny can please clarify the difference between these two statements. Are these the same thing?

1. Roan set to increase copper concentrate deliveries to Sable refinery on the back of a 30% expansion of the current filtering capacity to incorporate the fine copper concentrates currently stockpiled on site at an approximate rate of 65tpm of copper contained in concentrates.

2.Roan concentrator to target an increased throughput of 40 000t per month from 30 000t per month currently (33% increase)

4everlong.

have a look at this.. just a snippet below

https://theoakbloke.substack.com/p/jlp-1q26-sarge-its-peppered

Given a Molefe production in 2Q26 of 8,500 tonnes, and a future run rate of 4,500 tonnes, growing to 7,833 tonnes from next July, combined with the fact that we are told Sable is now “fully operational” then is 4.5 - 5.1 Kt not too low?Potentially yes. It gives JLP-ers wriggle room. It is unclear what exactly Sable being “now fully operational” means in terms of production. 14Kt? 9Kt? 0.084 Kt (based on 1Q25)?

But if Molefe can deliver 3.3% ore and based on processing this volume each quarter then a production total of 5.5Kt still appears possible - subject to weather.

The number would be less the recovery factor, and less for any disruption due to weather during the rainy season, plus the accumulated ore from Molefe

They should of addressed the modular units at Molefe as to not allow for speculation ... CEO 101

I wonder why there was no update on modular units at Molefe?

From previous RNS "Funding discussions are ongoing for the modular units pending confirmation of final capital costs based on current pilot trials underway, expected during Q2 FY2026."

I agree they waiting for the Audit but then why bother to put dates in an RNS if they not 100% certain. rather just leave dates out.

What about the mining partner... have the got one?

Would be nice to see Roan producing 300+ tons a month.

Zambian Quarterly should be due now? Also what about the mining agreement?