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135,139 minus 126,677.50 carats in this weeks auction, as said after some losses, leaves less than 10 kct held back of hopefully much better Gems

His comments in this mornings RNA update, suggest he is not confident, talking 3 modes of debt clearance.........

129,400 (original parcel since 2010) + 6,000 Mystery Bag on return giving our 135,139 with 36,475 being gem

Legal, would be nice to think so but that group now down to less than 10 kct of held back Gem's and talking Zimbabwe prices, not Namibian

AP, obviously thinks, its not the case, with this mornings RNA over GNW/rns, stating , clearing the debt , with Diamond sales, new offtake agreements and/or other funding.........

Does not sound, like those figures coming, the debt is based on recent posters figures around $12m

GLALTH

Still not a lot left in the better quality held back remainder.

Wrong ASI, only thing I ave was the below OFFICIAL RNA numbers to 136k when should have been 135 kct so less than 9 not 10 kct

The total quantity of diamonds included in the Historic Parcel is now estimated to be 135,139.47 carats, of which an aggregate 36,475.26 carats have already been identified to be gem quality.

The Company advises that it has secured the week commencing 17 November 2025 for its rough stone tender of in excess of 120,000 carats with Trans Atlantic Gems Dubai

Depends on what AP can get done, as usual promising a lot BUT will he ever deliver.

Tajikistan

Potential new CM/REE deals under the MOU with the Taj Government

Tacob/Talco metals - Revenues?

Aprelevka Gold/Silver - Revenues?

Romania

BPPM - Return to mining/revenues

Manalia - Return to mining/revenues

Hanes/Blueberry Gold

Zimbabwe

Return to mining - Revenues

So plenty for him to play with BUT he's had his playtime, time to start delivering , his long promised, mid tier company.........GLA

Once more the amount changes, todays RNA over GNW , auction - totalling 126,677.50 carats (previously 120kct), which now only leaves less than 10 kct in the better gem category after cutting losses, from the originally stated 136 kct.

But on the upside , plans in motion to pay off the debt, using multiple sources, with the mention of NEW OFFTAKE agreements, give a little confidence, more happening in the background, as Vast move forward with potential revenues from 3 countries.

This mornings pair of RNA's dropped over GNWrns news wire, good but not huge or great, AP once more throws the dampener in, indicating the Diamonds will not be enough alone to pay the debts.....

The Company intends to use the revenue from upcoming diamond sales, noting the tender in the week commencing 17 November 2025, TOGETHER WITH proceeds from any NEW OFFTAKE FINANCE agreements and/or WIDER FUNDING arrangements, to repay the Loans in full.

Linde-owned BOC has not resumed helium production at its Darwin plant; the facility ceased operations in December 2023 after its natural gas supply was exhausted. There is no public information about a restart of the plant with a new gas source.

The plant, previously Australia's sole helium production facility and the only one in the Southern Hemisphere, relied on feed gas from the Santos-owned Bayu-Undan field, which has been depleted. Following the shutdown, BOC stated it would continue to supply Australian and New Zealand customers with imported helium sourced from other Linde plants worldwide.

While the Darwin plant has closed, there are ongoing efforts to explore new domestic helium resources, such as in Central Australia's Amadeus Basin, to support future production.

Santos own the above Eastern Darwin Complex in a JV with NYSE listed Italian Giant ENI, they have plans to TREBLE the processing strings at Darwin

Santos and CP, our new partners in 3 additional Amadeus Basin assets, with GEX own Mt Winter, also in the Amadeus.

If it walks like a 🦆.......longer term plans, coming into view, with Santos operator of the new assets............GLA

Question to ASI

Just noticed a 2nd Dubai event overlapping with the Known 120k ct TAGS 17-21st, do you think AP might have slipped the remaining around 15k ct

cut stones into this one ?

Dexterous DMCC will be hosting their upcoming Fancy Polished Diamonds Tender on 17-20 November at the Dubai Diamond Exchange, Almas Tower.

The tender will present exceptional natural diamonds, fine jewellery, and rare gemstones.

And 13th November

Antimony is now emerging as the next test case in the geopolitics of critical minerals. In August 2024, China began restricting exports of various forms of the metal. In December, it tightened those restrictions further, targeting only exports bound for the US. As a result, antimony prices surged to nearly $50,000 per ton, around 10 times the five-year average.

https://www.weforum.org/stories/2025/11/rare-earth-antimony-critical-mineral-supply/

https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/20250924-race-for-rare-minerals-brings-boom-to-tajikistan-s-mines

According to the European Commission, 54 percent of the EU's antimony imports come from Tajikistan.

and

Tajikistan, despite modest economic development, was the world’s second-largest antimony producer in 2023, accounting for 26% of global output and supplying 42% of all antimony imported into the European Union, making it the bloc’s single largest external source. Tajikistan’s importance in the sector is further highlighted by global supply contraction.

New today, Taj President ENERGY co-operation development with the other Stan's, could also be something Taj Honorary Minister AP, might get involved with, at the Taj Capital Dushanbe conference, AP sat on stage and answered questions, on both Taj ENERGY and Mining development........GLA

https://www.trend.az/business/4118212.html

TASHKENT, Uzbekistan, November 16. We call for expanding cooperation in the energy sector and integrating production capacities of regional countries, said President of Tajikistan Emomali Rahmon at the 7th Consultative Meeting of the Heads of State of Central Asia in Tashkent, Trend’s special correspondent reports.

The BOC helium facility in Darwin, Australia, is part of the Linde Group, with a capacity of approximately 750 tons/year or 150 million cubic feet per year. As Australia's first liquid helium plant, it was built to supply domestic needs and export roughly two-thirds of its output, primarily to Asia-Pacific markets.

Capacity: The facility has an annual capacity of approximately 750 tons, which is equivalent to about 150 million cubic feet.

Location: The plant is located in Darwin, Australia.

Parent Company: The facility is operated by BOC, the Australian subsidiary of the Linde Group.

Significance: It is the first liquid helium plant in the Southern Hemisphere.

Market: About one-third of the helium produced is for the Australian market, with the remaining two-thirds being exported.

Feeds: The facility receives feed-gas from the Darwin LNG project.

New assets , in spitting distance of Santos owned Darwin refinery with co-located currently idle BOC (Linde Group) Helium processing facility.

With Santos/ENI jv planning to TREBLE, the processing facilities at their Darwin East complex.

Might not join cp, in Hussar (Officer) other offtakes/agreements pending BUT Mt Winter (Amadeus same as new 3 with Santos operator) would not

surprise if the three of them, Gex, CP and Santos ended up advancing Mt Winter.........GLALTH

Will AP get in on the action, from his role as an Ambassador of the Taj mining and energy squad.

10th November

Geo-economic move

The C5+1 Summit organized by the Washington administration at the White House was not merely a diplomatic gesture, but a concrete manifestation of a new strategic orientation that could be described as “rare earth elements diplomacy.” The agreements signed at the summit clearly demonstrated that the American interest in Central Asia has now moved beyond energy pipelines to a deeper, strategic mineral-based level. A $1.1 billion tungsten mining partnership with Kazakhstan and a commitment to invest and purchase over $100 billion in Uzbekistan are at the heart of this geo-economic move.

Today, this move by the U.S. involves a strategic orientation that is too profound to be explained solely by economic gain or investment diplomacy. Washington is seeking to counterbalance China's dominance in the global supply chain for rare earth elements, where it accounts for 70% of production and 90% of processing.

The Trump administration's expansion of its list of “critical minerals” indicates that these resources are now being considered from a national security perspective. This forms the basis of the U.S. goal of energy transition, defence industry modernization and independence in green technologies.

andrea "andrew" prelea is a romanian businessman and the chief executive officer of vast resources plc

he was born in romania, moved to australia and then returned to romania.

can not compare with the legend that is marmite//// lenigas 😉😂

lenigas would have pumped the diamonds and taj to high heaven, before dumping a placing on us, eg ukog back in the day, then left, leaving the fallout to inept trousers sanderson and forget the name, a lithium company, sitting at 0.04p ramped it to 1.25p, then did 3 quick placings taking it back to 0.5p before it recovered again. he rewarded early birds, then destroyed the share base from much higher, did not need a pr company, did 100 times as much himself, greatest self pump and dumper the markets have ever seen but knowing his mo , you could make good money, on his pumps.

prelea mo , ***** slap current holders, then ***** slap the new ones, followed by more of the same........consolidate and repeat 😲🙄

still waiting for the day, we see him crack a real smile and bounce up and down with (real or fake) excitement at vast's prospects like leni

did for his companies........gla

next week, could be his time to shine

l8trs

Not as if drilling 8000-15000 like some, this is a re-entry of Hussar-1 already 2040, extending into Hussar-2 3200, a whole additional 1160

Does not require a Rolls Royce of the drill world, just something, suitable, serviceable and efficient.

Should not be a problem, Australia has a lot of in country onshore, drilling companies, some with many rigs, their shortage is the availability of OFFSHORE rigs, our new partner Santos for example , has recently pushed back one of its planned offshore drills, until 2027 due to suitable rig availability, others also reporting project delays for offshore operations. Onshore currently appears the place to be, Officer/Amadeus basins 😉😉

septembers rna results over the rns news wire

cameroon

we have received a copy of the prime minister's instruction to the minister of mines, industry and technological development ("minmidt") to approve both a one-year extension to the initial exploration period of our thali license and also the farm-out of a 42.5% interest in the license to prime global energies limited

mid october

statement at the african energy chamber on cameroon and its new bid round , includes this passage, they do not mention tower, just prime.

recent upstream activity in cameroon underscores growing investor interest and confidence in the country’s petroleum sector. earlier this year, prime oil & gas acquired a 42.5% non-operated interest in the thali license offshore cameroon, contributing $15 million toward the ongoing work program and planned drilling of the njom-3 appraisal well. perenco – one of cameroon’s most active operators – continues to drive development in the rio del rey basin, which has produced more than one billion barrels of oil to date and holds an estimated 1.2 billion barrels of oil equivalent in remaining reserves.

and the fact they will soon have two operational refineries, 2nd one broke ground in the summer (est build 18 months) guess they are going to need

more oil flowing soon. (results ja njom-3 drill looking like 2026 q1)

cameroon has laid the foundation stone for the construction of a new oil refinery and petroleum reserve depot in the southern part of the country, according to the state-run national hydrocarbons corporation (snh). the refinery, which is constructed on a 250-hectare site within the kribi industrial port zone, will have a processing capacity of 30,000 barrels per day, said nathalie moudiki, who represented the executive general manager of snh

she added that the fuel storage terminal will have an initial capacity ranging from 250,000 to 300,000 cubic meters.

the new refinery is designed to process cameroons crude oil, aiming to reduce fuel imports by 30 percent, according to snh.

the construction works are expected to take 18 months. it will be cameroon's second oil refinery upon completion.

would appear after all these years, the 🦆🦆🦆 for ja , drill funding, rig ades and an available local path to market.

don't have nightmares, charlie

flashback's are a *****.. 😉😂