Member Info for iaintgotaclu

little shake to 2.50 and the higher highs

still only 42 million in free float with many held tight nothing to worry about

The Board was unanimously authorised to resolve by one or several decisions on issuances of shares, options or other special rights entitling to shares referred to in chapter 10, section 1 of the Finnish Limited Liability Companies Act ("Companies Act"), which authorisation contains the right to issue new shares or dispose of the shares in the possession of the Company. The authorisation gives the Company the right to issue up to 7,871,000 shares in aggregate (including shares to be received based on options or other special rights), which corresponds to approximately 20 per cent of the existing shares and votes in the Company on the date of the EGM ("Authorisation").

Zen ok thanks forwards then lol

Zen has a placing not been agreed as the egm rns? whats your thoughts on that

5k muncher onboard

RNS

2 wow RNS lovely not showing on here yet

nice £23k buy of the bat

fallingknife reported for disrupting the board i suggest everyone else does it also

falling knife was filtered the day he was formed

Boom Boom Booom sorry i had to say that i will go back in my hole now

BOOOOM no stock

2.60 i think

this is going tank hard and then a bounce

1.25 cents is 1p i think

just found this from March so clears up the 50 million from sinosteel....Sinosteel and EPCF summary

Sinosteel (http://en.sinosteel.com/index.html) is a diversified and integrated base and industrial metals enterprise and a major importer of iron ore to China. They have also built chrome and nickel operations in South Africa, China, Indonesia and Australia. The Sinosteel EPC financing covers 85% (or US$149.6M) of a total contract value of US$176M. A US$50M sub-contract is specified within the contract and is assigned to Eurasia's 80% subsidiary TGK, or a sub-contractor of its choosing, for engineering and pit development works in advance of mining.

Flanks areas license applications

As is the case with Eurasia's operating mine at West Kytlim in the Ural Mountains, the holder of a mining license has, under Russian legislation, the right to apply for further ground adjacent to an identified deposit, and within 5km of an approved reserve. The issue of the mining license at Monchetundra could considerably change the project's potential, as the holder of the mining license can play a pivotal role in the development of further deposits adjacent to the issued license.

Eurasia's Monchetundra Project occurs at the triple junction of three major igneous massifs, namely; The Monchetundra Massif, Monchepluton Massif and the NKT (Nittis Kamushnaya Travanya Massif). Significant exploration and mining have occurred in these massifs in the past, including exploration and open cast and underground mining in base metals including Nickel and Cobalt, as well as PGM, mostly Palladium. Eurasia's focus will be on potential additional areas' prospectivity in terms of Palladium, Nickel and Cobalt.

TGK, Eurasia's 80% owned subsidiary, and the holder of the Monchetundra Mining Permit can apply uncontested for areas on the 'flanks' of the existing license which do not contain an approved reserve and are within 5km of the current mining license. TGK can also apply for areas on the flanks of the license where a state approved reserve is already registered, though this can be contested. Other company's applying for areas within the 5km flanks zone, with or without known resources and reserves, must seek written approval from TGK for their application.

A number of deposits are known adjacent the Monchetundra deposits, some of which may contribute directly to the long-term development of a PGM-base metal operation with toll treatment over distances of 2 to 8km. These prospects and potential applications are now being reviewed in detail by Eurasia, TGK and CKE, with applications to be made within 3 years of the issue of the mining permit. At the Company's West Kytlim Mine a 71.1KM2 additional Flanks License was awarded to Eurasia in mid-December 2018, that has increased the total area from 21.5KM2 to 92.6 KM2, i.e. by 4.5 times.

Wrong board

Eurasia's Monchetundra Project occurs at the triple junction of three major igneous massifs, namely; The Monchetundra Massif, Monchepluton Massif and the NKT (Nittis Kamushnaya Travanya Massif). Significant exploration and mining have occurred in these massifs in the past, including exploration and open cast and underground mining in base metals including Nickel and Cobalt, as well as PGM, mostly Palladium. Eurasia's focus will be on potential additional areas' prospectivity in terms of Palladium, Nickel and Cobalt.

TGK, Eurasia's 80% owned subsidiary, and the holder of the Monchetundra Mining Permit can apply uncontested for areas on the 'flanks' of the existing license which do not contain an approved reserve and are within 5km of the current mining license. TGK can also apply for areas on the flanks of the license where a state approved reserve is already registered, though this can be contested. Other company's applying for areas within the 5km flanks zone, with or without known resources and reserves, must seek written approval from TGK for their application.

Flanks areas license applications

As is the case with Eurasia's operating mine at West Kytlim in the Ural Mountains, the holder of a mining license has, under Russian legislation, the right to apply for further ground adjacent to an identified deposit, and within 5km of an approved reserve. The issue of the mining license at Monchetundra could considerably change the project's potential, as the holder of the mining license can play a pivotal role in the development of further deposits adjacent to the issued license.