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The Portuguese chess pieces have only just started to move.

I would expect more

Yep.

Look at their website.

Responsible. ethical.

Should help assuage many uncertain locals who are prepared to accept that they are investing in SAV as they see a fundamentally decent company that will look to do its best.

It may also chip away at the fundamentalist antis’ viewpoints.

Tony, my tech skills were not able to highlight and then translate the article (if anyone could oblige) but it did lead me to this, quite by accident

https://www.avozdetrasosmontes.pt/contrasenso-emanuel-proenca/

In Portuguese but you can turn on English subtitles (mostly accurate). Quite long but a good discussion between EP and a couple of profs looking to unpick and understand the project. Sometimesceptical rather than hostile, but EP opened up his reasoning and puts up a good case in a reasoned way. This is for the local regional to so presumably will get aired and viewed.

Seemed to be a number of comments bemoaningthe price of the and parcels - € / principles balance?

5.4m trade at the end of the day.

The tide will come in overnight and wash any trace of it away.

From today’s Telegraph. No direct connection or certainty for VW but EU OEM s would have to be in this space.

“ It came as Volkswagen announced plans to develop a low-cost electric car in Europe yesterday as it races to counter fears that Chinese rivals are set to flood Western markets with cheaper models. The German carmaker plans to launch new electric model starting at about €20,000 (£17,000) in 2027.

Oliver Blume, VW’s chief executive, said:“It’s about entry-level electric mobility from Europe for Europe. In doing so, we combine a clear commitment to Europe as an industrial location, a European industrial policy and ultimately act in the interests of European customers.”

Timings interesting from Europe for Europe, just post CRMA into force.

Thanks for that.

Silly me.

Https://x.com/savannahres/status/1793659941313470748?s=61&t=AJxxcVs_tbxqv1S84UYMow

Must have heard the plea for a little more notice that they are presenting.

Getting about extolling the virtues. He will need some throat lozenges.

Just south of Porto. That’s handy Harry.

The CRMA comes into play on Thursday.

One of the interesting comments in the interview was when EP said that the CRMA was coming in on May 23 and he knew that the BLP was a to be a key player n readiness. I think there will be no shortage of news.

The CRMA comes into play on Thursday.

One of the interesting comments in the interview was when EP said that the CRMA was coming in on May 23 and he knew that the BLP was a to be a key player n readiness. I think there will be no shortage of news.

In these days of automation, computing and artificial intelligence, I am almost given heart with an example of what might be human fallibility. It has happened on numerous previous occasions with a mix up between SAV resources and energy. Any excitement caused by the intra day Rnss were quickly dashed

Https://www.reuters.com/markets/commodities/eu-call-mineral-projects-eyes-joint-purchases-2024-05-15/

CRMA into force a week tomorrow. Sounds as if they may start to implement sooner than later.

Https://x.com/savannahres/status/1790670761260171271?s=61&t=AJxxcVs_tbxqv1S84UYMow

Another in the series on Savannah’s employees.

What’s not to like.

Wish we had a similar contact (with access to resources) where I live.

Interesting pull together of the headwinds facing legacy OEMs. Whilst US centric the read across to Europe and European OEMs is real and whilst the access to the US markets might be via the Mexican underbelly, Europe simply imports mostly direct from China with local badges applied.

European OEMs are rabbits in their own headlights and if Europe is to grapple with and survive, then they really do need to roll out the CRMA asap. It’s not as if this point was not predicted with increasing warning signs over recent years. As said in the podcast, the US has to commit to get its hands dirty and mine / process. Europe is no different

Has a wake up grenade been thrown into the ring?

Maybe but doubt that anyone reading this board will be a delegate in Brussels and better it being detailed beforehand, even if on the day, than finding out after the event. Good to know that they are continuing to get their message across and raise the profile especially with the CMRA coming into play next week and what that may bring.

Came and went.

Obviously enthused the massed throngs sufficiently enough to trend in a vacuum.

That said, reasonably positive progress on all fronts - over 100 interested parties, land acquisition, more favourable community involvement, local employment, greater Portuguese involvement on share register as well etc

Looking for a good deal rather than a speedy one - the right option to my mind and the CRMA comes into force around the 23rd May so may be of interest.

See where you are coming from but on day one, it wouldn’t change the mcap of the company, still languishing in sub 100 territory and secondly, the cynics might fear a rinse and repeat dilution.

Maybe something to revisit in the future once nearing or into production, with a derisked project and hopefully, other projects in the pipeline when Portugal finally start to auction / licences for the additional areas.

Going back into the mists of time when drilling was first started at the MDB and before the first JORC, there was the sausage process of exploration moving through the phases, ultimately to Indicated and therefore bankable.

Nice big tick in the DFS box for NOA and whilst a few months off, there is no reason to doubt that the sausage process for the others will break its historical path.

As the existing expectations all move into the indicated category for the DFS, the door is left open for further expansion of the overall resource. At his first face to face presentation to shareholders earlier this year, CEO did outline a quirk in the Portuguese rules that expansions could only be applied for once the initial works had started.

Continues to firm up the foundations as expected.

So hopefully we hall start to see the pushing their weight behind suitable projects, sooner than later.