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Cheques to be sent out as soon as possible on 14th March?

Still room to buy and profit..

Shares to be delisted.

by 7.30 a.m. on 10 March 2026

And payment of cheques (or credit) within 14 days.

Easy money for anyone buying NOW

Last day for dealings in, and for the registration of transfer of, Wood Shares

9 March 2026

Guarantees pay off then and even a possible nee bidder at the last minute?

Up 21% over the month. Looks to be going higher.

Correction.

STRONG BUY

Up 21% over the month. Looks to be going higher

Many governments will be taking positions to secure future supplies. 1SN very vunerable with companies like VISION BLUE, who may want to expand. UK government has put in money in Cornish Metal) and the USA arranging off-takes.

Tin prices look like they could double.

TIN PRICES COULD DOUBLE.

How long till the next placing. Years and years from any income stream there could be dozens of more placings.

With 24 billion shares there has to be another consolidation then rinse repeat, and perhaps a name change so there is no connection to a history of failures…

1SN is a great tin play after this company. The USA government has invested like the UK has here. Governments are protecting these critical minerals.

1Sn very cheap. I follow both companies..

Is tin a good investment?

For risk-tolerant investors, yes—especially via leveraged exposure through mining equities.

Tin offers structural upside from electrification and digitalization, similar to copper, but with higher volatility due to its smaller market. Producers in stable jurisdictions stand to benefit most from price floors and margin expansion.

The price of tin looks to be going higher and higher. Up on Monday then..

Https://www.canadianminingreport.com/blog/why-tin-prices-could-double-and-which-mining-stocks-benefit-most#:~:text=Tin%20Price%20Outlook:%20Pathways%20to,2027%20due%20to%20supply%20constraints.

Tin has experienced an explosive rally in early 2026, with prices up significantly (some reports indicate over 70% higher year-on-year). It is considered to be in a "speculative bubble" driven by low stocks, strong demand for electronics.

Tin is hot right now. No wonder the share price has risen 275% over the year.

Key Factors Driving the Price Up:

Supply Deficit: Limited production from major suppliers like Myanmar and the DRC, as well as regulatory issues in Indonesia, have tightened supply.

High Demand: Strong demand for solder in electronics, solar energy, and AI infrastructure.

Low Inventories: Extremely low inventory levels on global exchanges have intensified the price surge.

Lots of upside particularly as governments what to secure future supply of critical minerals.

Latest Iran issues will also add to these factors.

Strong biy

: A large percentage of the world's tin production comes from a small number of countries, primarily China, Indonesia, and Myanmar, with rising production in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Tin is widely considered a critical resource and a critical mineral by numerous governments and organizations due to its essential role in modern technology, high supply risk, and lack of easy, cost-effective substitutes. It is often referred to as the "glue" that holds the electronics industry together.

Up 275.68% over the year. So some who got sum are sitting pretty. Could go higher. So few tin mines around now. Essential for car batteries and China has a big hold over tin. USA will not allow that. Tin is essential element. Got to get more and more.

Moving up for sure.

Mick Davis (Big Mick) who created XStrata has moved with his new venture Vision Blue into tin in Cornwall.

I do not think many investors have realise how tin has become an important commodity and is one of the critical minerals. The USA Administration is putting big money into this.

There are now very few large tin mines outside China.

I expect further price rise. Lots of upside for sure.

· Silver and copper upside emerging alongside tin, with metallurgical testwork confirming concentration into sulphide residues and highlighting potential for future by‑product revenues and additional value streams.