Member Info for HarriM

$25million (£20million)

Was signed on 28th August

He's shorted and made a fair amount

No doubt he'll be back with a new narrative. Probs formulating the story as we type!

According to Sasha Sethi, he's recorded an interview with Vox

Selling abated, price increasing

It's been nine days

This RNS is notice of AGM. Another seven days before admission doc and GM need posting. GM and AGM might still be combined into one.

3,160 geochemical samples and 3 representative metallurgical samples of fluorspar-gallium- assay results are expected in early 2026. USTDA rare earths PFS funding decision also due early 2026.So anytime from now. Expecting 5-10pps,will only rise from now as position are taken

Have a feeling there is a US-based II lined-up to take the placing, and admission doc will be published quickly- early Jan 2026. Payment date for debt is end of Jan, so they require proceeds of placing/funds from elsewhere (diamonds/ Gulf) to do so.

Producing gold mine.

If that placing gets underway without capital reorg, with price of gold where it is, would be a good deal. 179,000 oz is $750mil, 50% net to Gulf/ Vast would be $375mill.

It's $2 million per year per well, have a look at the Galactica Pegasus Oct 2025 presentation

That the data are replicating the very small P1a cohort. This is powerul stuff, 90% of refactory individuals stabilised and disease controlled. As much as people want to colour this data as not having wow, it does have wow factor.

4.35 mins of interview

My understanding from the Q&A RNS and the July 2025 diamond interview is that all diamonds underwent a primary benefication to remove a skin which included their oxide layer and then the balance (which we now know are 8641 carats from the Q&A) were undergoing further end-to-end beneficiation (4.41mins in, July interview)? Happy to be proven wrong by evidence which points to the otherwise.

India is the largest diamond importer with 22.2% share, followed by the United States with 19.3% share and closely followed by Hong Kong. India is only the largest because of it's large cutting and polishing industry. We have two sets of diamonds- 8641 carats which have been beneficiated (cut and polished) so the Indian route is less likely to be a route, more likely to sell directly to Hong Kong or US ect, from Dubai. The other 2900 carats of rough high gem (already once tendered) are more likely impacted.

The UAE faces a base 10% tariff rate on diamond exports to the U.S.- significantly lower than the 25% to 50% rates imposed on India. Dubai is positioning itself as a more attractive, lower-cost gateway to the U.S. market compared to India. Actually I was reading that some of the bigger Indian Jewellers are already rerouting to leverage the UAE's position.

Actually Dubai's diamond trading actually also seems to be showing growth so far in 2025. So hopefully the tarif situ isn't going to impact the higher value gems as they're already beneficiated and so less requirement for processing in India.

Four- WSBN, Cloudbreak, Mila and ARV are using ALS Perth at the same time. Probably other companies too, unlisted/ non-AIM.

Surprised the company would tell an individual they have assays back. Market sensitive info.

Well ALS Perth is drowing in the massive vol of drill samples overwhelming their lab capacity. Not just WSBN, but ARV, Cloudbreak and MILA are using them at the same time. All due to massive increase in gold price