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It does because in context not many shares - sometimes also subject to what appears to be deramping or ramping

It does because in context not many shares - sometimes also subject to what appears to be deramping or ramping

Further extension yesterday be interesting to see what this morning brings

No doubt lim be beneficial but they won't pay out all their net profit to shareholders and to aym 12 percent
They need service their borrowing reinvest pay royalties and cover clean up costs - although would agree that AYM should benefit - but could be year or two after production starts before AYM see anything and had to be chance finance will come via share issue which will dilute the holding

I would like to be wrong and however look at it developments are a plus

I think is great it is happening but i don't thnk for reasons above it is as easy as day AYM get 12 per cent

Interesting to see monitoring extension

Wonder if Lim itself worth a punt

If

Share H

Thanks for info I knew about Juno but didn't realise some private companies held shares - i was really hope for some of investment companies - they're was at least one before but the name escapes me

No i havng been able to either possibly because of where registered will let you know if i do

Share H

Thanks for info I knew about Juno but didn't realise some private companies held shares - i was really hope for some of investment companies - they're was at least one before but the name escapes me

As you say many companies don't have revenue for years - on this case Junos support has been massive plus. It would be interesting to know how deep their pockets are and long term intentions - I would very much hope they will be satisfied with potential growth on their existing holding and not look to have their loans converted to shares

I think when we see some institutions taking interest that will be really good sign. They have held shares in the past I thinkfor minute they are happy to sit on the sidelines but I suspect some of the specialist investment vehicles will be keeping an eye on developments

I think when we see some institutions taking interest that will be really good sign. They have held shares in the past I thinkfor minute they are happy to sit on the sidelines but I suspect some of the specialist investment vehicles will be keeping an eye on developments

Anything is possible and i hope your hopes are fulfilled

Wouldn't disagree prefer positive comments to negative. But also don't thnk it hurts for those who have concerns to bring them in open for discussion and realism

As regards druids etc whilst nothing much happening don't think does any
harm and interesting (in my opinion)
to know some of history and back ground

I can't help thinking/hoping that after many years of waiting something may happen at last.

To answer question company have said they hope to have it ready by end of December - from last experience it will probably be a bit later

Again from past experience possible that price move between 1.5 and 2.5 till then in absence of any other news. Unless of course attracts buyers attention then low number free shares can cause (in percentage terms) quite large movements.

It is good to see some of recent increase seems to be sticking

Juno was mentioned and by and large it is loans from them that keep the company afloat

More information is available on company website and at company's house if interested

I have never come across anglesey druids head farthings but i think there were some in Cambridgeshire in the late eighteenth century

Good to see some of recent gain holding

And hope continues to do so.

Good news about Lim and Granesberg
From past experience suspect overall will drift slowly downwards until next news (hope I am wrong) but that could provide buying opportunities for those who are prepared to take the long view

Thanks i did recall that they sold a chunk of Lim about that time which they used for cash flow

Does anyone know when anglesey did hit 80 p many years ago was it due to Lim or was it due to the possible take over by Western Metals which never went ahead