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Kopf, an idle muse, but I wonder if the size of the application affects the process it has to go through as I was struck by the fact that each one was for 0.98 sqkm. Treated like a house extension perhaps?

CM, then again, their purpose is a bit further down the track that SAV is still approaching and yet to corner. Still of a mind that SAV is the better runner as the EU likely to support its own supply chain where possible, now that they have woken up. Good to be in a position where there are likely to be interested parties from all corners as it could develop into an International Pencil Sharpening Contest.

Https://www.directorstalk.net/interview-savannah-resources-plc-more-robust-lithium-intersections/<br /><br />Another dollied up set of questions that DA Toni's through the covers, but with some aplomb as he set the store out for SAV being a European supply platform for the European car industry etc.

Last time we had a drilling update was 25/4 and 02/05 we had a resource update. Could we expect a similar week of number crunching before they deliver the numbers, armed with the cash in the bank to pay the next tranche as agreed.

I remain in hope of a jolt, with a lift closer to 25mt to make a statement of intent to the world. Plenty more to back this up with as this still hasn't scratched the surface of the overall holdings.

CFO Michael McGarty recently stepped in to run through the Barroso presentation. Whilst there had been tweets showing the EU offices, MM states that DA and the Portuguese minister were busy presenting the Portuguses case for EU support and their place in the EU supply chain. Pretty solid backing being built for the future by the sounds of it.

https://www.youtube.com/embed/KOmes98BfZI

Sure that I have recently read about RTs Richard Bay works closing, and that they might be looking at Bluejay. That would perhaps mean a one careful owner processing facility becoming available.

See that RT have sold their Indonesian Grasberg interests and yet are looking for additional copper assets, no doubt to replace it (and spend the loose change 2.7bn that it was sold for).

The sp got up towards 17p and it will again, and beyond when it's ready. Similar groans were heard below 2p and all the way up since then. We now have a number of currently anonymous ii's on board - at the first available opportunity once the mcap shifted to 50m+, providing a healthy £12-13m cash fund.

This enables the second tranche to be paid and further resource to be announced. The longer this goes on with the continued drilling, the greater potential to be in a position to substantially outperform the guide of about 21mt. I refer back to the endless delay in Finland to be then told the whole site had been tested.

The funds will enable us to ready the resource without needing to 'sell out' early leaving other options open longer. That is likely to be worth far more over the coming years than an illusory 45 mins of 5p. Bit of a bug ger if looking to trade in the short term, but for those in since the new year, then 60%+ is solid news and even greater for those n earlier.

The recent placing/subscription increased the shares by about 15%. So about 12% say went to 'several' AI institutional investors in an oversubscribed therefore scaled back placing. Some people use the word 'several' where others may use the word 'few'. If it is 3-4 new shareholders then we may have details as to who these shareholders may be. If it 5 +, then. Disclosure rules may not be breached in which case there will be no reason for it to be known. That would be a pity to my mind and sense of nosiness.

Good to see that th roll out of electric charging points seems to be coming into play across the uk to turn things into reality.

Niente problemi.

'By the next decade' is 2020, not 'over the next decade' by which time it is likely I will have.

A Cumberland Twirl? Chorizo piccante? However unlikely, I would love to hear of Stanley's mOrgan reversing into things under cover of darkness, once they had passed the test.

A Cumberland Twirl? Chorizo piccante? However unlikely, I would love to hear of Stanley's mOrgan reversing into things under cover of darkness, once they had passed the test.

I am glad to see that this is a goodly sized chunk at this point rather than a wallet filler to cover a short term need. The funds were always going to be needed and I am quite happy that the book was built at a level that would have been a delight for any holder with a 3-4 month history. Fine the sp spiked up for an hour or so, but that cannot be used to benchmark.

I am looking forward to seeing who has come on board though whether their individual % holdings will trigger an Rns. Has anybody heard any names?

had hoped we might have had another batch of news prior to setting off on hols so I could enjoy the next lift. Screens and connections may turn out to be a problem, at least for some of the trip, so a bit of cold turkey will probably be good for the soul.<br /><br />Was today a red eyed hangover from yesterday, Independence Day or just a slight deflation as the wind spills out of it sails. Not that it matters as any drops are set to be recovered, plus some.

But hope that Team Sweden can keep Saturday as a side issue, which it is.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-07-02/lithium-s-top-challenge-is-finding-funds-not-the-battery-metal

Putting together the patchwork quilt of finance, be it debt or equity in varying amounts still requires effort and expertise. European funds at least potentially available now that they have seen the potential threat, car companies looking at upstream sourcing, battery manufacturers as well, and that's before existing shareholders, SWFs or any banks get involved. Not doubt this will be keeping people occupied in air conditioned offices with a ready supply of San Pellegrino.

No idea where the seemingly bottomless pit of shares is coming from but presumably they have also been bought at some stage in the past. Things would seem to have levelled off over the past few weeks. Anyone might think that a volume weighted average is being established.

Be careful what you wish for. Suspect that Portugal will prove up quicker and better than Serbia so could become an interesting target. Suspect RT happy with proxy situation in Moz, and that Oman with only the two shrimps currently too small. Whatever, though, we are in three excellent spaces as DA said we would be, back in those dark days.

Sam, try the 'Enigma Variant' version:

I spy with my little eye something I would like to see. Beginning with 'insert part of Chinese alphabet'.

The Omani licence will have landed before that is answered.