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Thought it was too good to be true sitting steady around 170 - 171, but alas no.

another numpy on this board.

That must be a bug, nothing but green this morning. 1.3% up

Is your life really that droll that you have to continue posting here when you aren't even invested, by your own admission. I'm glad I'm not you, I'd be depressed.

Not quite the results I suspect we were all expecting, but at least the forecast remains unchanged to their previous upgraded guidance from August. Seems they've been doing very well.

well there it is, roll on Monday morning

Wonder if they'll drop a 16:32 RNS again like last time

We've dropped £11mil market cap just this morning alone. Now getting to bargain territory at under £1bil.

imo this is one of the signs that a buyout offer is coming.
International, great revenue, div being reinstated by year end possibly.
nex always getting hit hardest, fuel is also down. I know they hedged, but for the portion that they didn't

The tone I got from the previous RNS was that they didnt know. They thought they had more money than they did, it was the CFO previously that seemed to keep everything secret becasue he didn't know either. It only came to light recently when the new CFO completed her deep dive into the financials.

Come on moon, put the charts away, if this hits 1p its becasue of the debt and finance not becasue some chart trend said so. Charts cant predict movements when its as volatile as this.

For someone said they wont be posting here again until the next RNS .... you're posting an awful lot!

Of course, not going to ramp, big risk, big reward is right.

Likewise, and I know as small investors we want this to work, but if we can see the upside, surely the investors can? You'd like the think anyway ;)

Looks like costs in June 2022 were $2.91/lb which is a small profit. It was just the beginning few months that pushed it up so high. At least they can show moving forward to creditors that they can work and dig it out at a profit. Further down it says they expect to reduce this to $2.80/lb later in the year.

Hopefully, but the thing here is that H1 2022 costs per lb of copper was $4.7! This is of course due to the difficulties earlier in the year and low production bringing the cost vs product up, but thats a huge cost. Need to become more efficient for sure

You know, apart from SKS being a nationwide firm of business managers, with their Richmond store being shown on their website, that's an elaborate hoax..... or more likely, moon is crazy

I think he's trying to elude that the entire company has been a front, and now as he cannot call an accountancy firm in Surrey they have done a runner.

Sorry, so you're whole point is some random crazy man is attempting to speak to the CEO of a mining company? Right, got it.
No, he like a lot of other people are likely working remotely from home! He certainly isn't sat in the back of some dusty office.

If you want to phone someone, why not call their actual number in Canada?
709-800-1929