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The physical movement of the tailings; the dust control measures, possibly "out of hours" operating regulations, these will become the prevailing concerns.

"Rather than directly tackling the waste piles, the government has licensed further mining and reprocessing activities that pose additional health risks,”

So JLP regarded as compounders of the problem rather than alleviators.
Let's hope they're wrong.

"The experts also sent a letter to Jubilee Metals, a South African company planning to reprocess metals at the former mine, and a letter to the South African government, seeking information about the human rights impacts of their business."

That doesn't sound positive in respect to JLP, as far as the UN are concerned.

I'm tempted to drive over there this afternoon.
Nice cool 28° atm and forecast to continue over til Tuesday.
Definitively no downpours imminent.

Atlas are probably trying to keep the SP subdued by selling into any rise; they can then draw down a further 250K or more within 15 days at a discount to the current SP, should this go ballistic on updated production figures.

7.53 Paid for 3.5K

Nothing whatsoever has changed since the Open Offer except the SP.

Just took 2.7343p for my Open Offer share allocation.
That's a profit!

GLA

Looks like today's the last day to take any profit on our Open Offer allocations.
Who would have believed that when this was 6p last month!

Bdog1

Bit different from earlier this month, what has changed your outlook recently?

"I think this will find good but it’s being run down to the wired and there can’t be any more issues. A multibagger....if it all comes good. Worth the risk imo"

I assume you are referring to Ruudowen & Phibatec.
Can't see them being overjoyed ATM no.

Does anybody know their averages?

And FYI Laurie Mutch was the Finance
Director in Shell International Gas, and a senior adviser
to the International Energy Agency.

Blackwash,

The Initial theme to this thread reflected on the likelihood of Shell being in cahoots with QFI due to the presence of Philip Snaith and Laurie Mutch sitting in the QFI boardroom for token recompense (£48K each), even though the pair head the renumeration committee.
Mr Snaith himself has spent more than 35 years
with the Royal Dutch Shell Group
in senior executive positions,
latterly as General Manager of Shell
International Trading & Shipping
Company Limited in London. Between 2004 and 2008.
There will be no "multi-bidders" in any room clamouring ovér each other for a piece of QFI.
QFI will spend the next year or so carrying on at pretty much the same pace as it has done for the past decade; next requiring funding ( sorry, refunding) which will probably be the beginning of the end for this stock.
The people who will, at that time, value QFI the most shall be those who have had most exposure to the products, IP and sea trials data.
IMO, one of the most pertinent news items, failing that any contract/s should materialize in the meantime, will be the renewal of QFIs JV agreement with Nouryon in October next year: if I were invested here again around the end of next September, and there had been no RNS confirming its reinstatement, I shall most likely find myself bailing out vigorously. And for ever.
All IMVHO

IE

Yep, gotta be 4000.
Twice.

" we expect production of 430koz at an AISC of
USD1,157/oz." ( For 2021)

I missed that in the RNS.
Looks all good to me!

Thanks for finding that MrTibbles.

Those Part 3 figures just read like telephone numbers to me. Apart from Revenue, 0; which is somewhat disconcerting : )

Well it's either that or predictive texting.

Have a smashing weekend and good luck with your strategies Monday

IE

Put me in for a 147.
Feeling like MMs finally got the run of the balls!

Shell's gonna have a field day.

No difference between exploration miners or oilers. Mug punters pay for a decade of repeated fund raising using forward sold placements, whip rounds, carrot and stick news churn and endless, endless ramping on every single bb around.
If it does turn out there's gold in them hills and it's profitable to extract it, mug punters continue to throw in there hard earned until, at a preordained moment, the business surprisingly goes pop and a room full of corporate lawyers get together and sort it all out; invariably to the benefit of the parties paying them to do the sorting.

Welcome to AIM!!

Or Filter it.

Nejc113,

Point Taken!

Maersk took over 5 years to complete 1300 hrs of trials with, what was then patented as Msar2; notwithstanding Msar2 had already been developed before that arrangement was defined.
Which begs the question regarding patents for the current version of Msar ( is it Msar3?) and, presumably pending, in regard to BioMsar under whatever forms it becomes developed with respect to the glycerine component/s