Storuman10 Apr 2024 09:40
Is the only reason I've just reentered this share after 5yrs out. The Swedish Government decision in Sept 2023 to make the Mining Inspectorate reexamine its decision with clarifications is massive. They essentially told the Mining Inspectorate 'You got it wrong; you should've classified the location of operating facilities (e.g. sand and clearing magazines) as part of the mine, ergo it is also designated an area of National Interest Minerals'. The 2019 decision already accepted that "the area of the proposed mine workings could coexist with reindeer husbandry" i.e. giving the green light to pursue National Interest Minerals, BUT only for the designated deposit area. The planned adjacent operating facilities (critical for enabling the operation of the mine) were deemed separate and having no National Interest. Therefore, National Interest Reindeer Herding won out over this non-deposit, but essential area, scuppering the whole project. With this clarification, I cannot see any significant obstacle to a positive decision in favour of National Interest Minerals, after all they already said the mine could co-exist with reindeer husbandry with mitigations. Have a look at how much Storuman is worth, then check how much Fluorspar there is in EU and its status within the EU as a critical mineral, and the MoU made with Possehl (29 Nov 2017 07:00) and then take a look at the Market Cap. Buy and hold.