The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
Very encouraging...............at least it means they have got something to talk about!
https://www.innovationintextiles.com/sports-outdoor/sportswear-focus-for-versarien/
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/investing/shares/questor-tiny-outfits-invention-could-change-world-take-punt/
....... seem to be on to something!
Good to see you on here Dusty.
For me, the last 2 points are the most important, and very encouraging.
Two 1,000,000 share buys from this morning going through at the end of the day. Someone is positive.............
https://www.investegate.co.uk/tirupati-graphite--tgr-/rns/innovative-graphene-aluminium-composite-developed/202105040700102908X/
and here is the success Tirupati are having. Lack of any news from VRS is so frustrating.
At this rate our 7.48p share warrants could be worth something!!
Should be coming to the end of the "Initial Activities" phase of the JDA shortly and would expect an update soon about the project roadmap. Could be very exciting times ahead.
Thanks Hutchy - but can they distinguish between say the Brazilian and the South African?
...from my Share Club which I couldn't answer. Can our waste water monitoring detect different covid variants?
Website updated already!
https://www.quadrisefuels.com/investor-relations/shareholders/
Used to be with Share Center before move to ii. Share Center let you have ISA OO shares in your Investment Account but ii wont allow this. Not sure why?
PureGold Mine Ramp-Up Progressing Steadily
VANCOUVER, British Columbia, March 03, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Pure Gold Mining Inc. (TSX-V:PGM, LSE:PUR) (“PureGold” or the “Company”), is pleased to provide an update on ongoing commissioning and ramp-up activities at the Company’s high grade PureGold Mine in Red Lake, Ontario.
Since pouring first gold in December 2020, commissioning activities at the PureGold Mine have transitioned to full scale ramp-up of the mining and milling operations, with approximately 260 persons employed at the mine site. Performance to date has met or exceeded expectations with respect to underground development and ore production rates, milling performance and gold recovery. Gold pours and shipments have continued regularly throughout the ramp-up period.
Mine Production
The underground mine is currently being accessed via a single decline, the Main Ramp, which is presently at a depth of approximately 300 metres. Ore production to date has primarily been from lateral sill development with the establishment of access to longhole and mechanized cut and fill stopes being a key priority during ramp-up. The first high grade stopes began to come into production in late February and head grades to the mill have increased since that time. With significant lateral sill development now complete, high grade stopes are expected to comprise an increasing proportion of ore production over the coming months. Accordingly, head grades are expected to continue to increase and unit costs are expected to continue trending downward. The forecast grade of mine production for the month of March is 7.0 g/t gold, in line with the grade profile for the first year of production outlined in the 2019 Feasibility Study.1
East Portal
To allow for increased ore tonnage from the mine and enhanced flexibility, a second decline on the northeast end of the mine, the East Portal, was collared in 2020 and is currently advancing at a rate of over seven metres per day. Lateral sill development from the East Portal is expected to commence in late March 2021 with stope production anticipated from April onward. Ore production from the East Portal will complement current ore production from the Main Ramp and with two independent mining centers established, the Company expects to be able to meet or exceed the design capacity of 800 tonnes per day from the mine.
Processing
The milling facility has performed in line with expectations, averaging approximately 600 tonnes per day for the month of February, with multiple days exceeding 700 tonnes in the latter part of the month. Ore processing rates for the first few weeks in January were constrained by minor ramp-up issues related to pumps and water balance which have now been largely resolved. Ramp-up activities are currently focused on optimization of the mill process systems with throughput and ore production trending steadily toward the design rate of 800 tonnes per day which is expected to be achieve