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We seem to be in the right State and can expect that one day the market will wake up to it. Greatland is in the same area and look at their valuation.

At 15p perhaps. HRNet show no interest and why should they.

Even low inflation will see any cash we have of little value. We hear nothing and I wonder if the gem stone sector is the area to be looking at.

Figures due in the next couple of weeks and we can expect positive progress. It seems as if most junior oilers are ramped up on hope where we have been making solid growth and will only see the sp respond on actual results. It will happen and when it does we can expect a substantial re rate on sustainable profits. Were PL choose to take it private it will be a bargain belw 5p.

Australia and gold are the flavour of the time and will continue to be so. But we continue to fall below the general radar but once in view we should see a tremendous re rate based on the attractive prospects we have. MM is so professional and clearly is confident of a positive outcome and he will deserve it.

Such a diverse set of operations, and with the resourse sector doing well I feel we will soon see the benefits with all of our prospects in demand and doing well. Ferber, Glenover and Zambia all likely to do well.

Looms and I would expect news well before then. If you push it to the end date then there is clear difference between both parties. A result within the next 4 weeks or any deal looks to be off.

So nothing to report and no doubt they will take advantage of not giving us an update until the end of December. If you are doing well you cannot wait to get an RNS out so perhaps we are not doing that well.

I think there will be an offer at some stage. Locals will be busy and the T/O of about £1.2bn will attract an offer and 50p could look cheap.

Well undervalued but likely to continue to fall. Some company my consider a T/O but not yet.

Correct and unfortunately we are in all the wrong places at the same time. Cash must be a problem so I expect a fund raise with the final figures.

What the hell was that all about? We need to run the company not sod about with concert parties

Come on Fortitude and let us know what you think. We are increasing our pub estate which is heading for lockdown. Why? . As we all know a chain is as strong as its weakest link so where do you think we are going? You have been very bullish in the past - but where are we now?

Many thanks Phoebus, I thought it may have been. Also I feel you are absolutely correct that once the position of the licences are more fully appreciated then the MC will move accordingly. When I had a second read following my post I decided to dip my toe in so we shall see. Had looked at WSBN when they raised and thought there may be something going on but was not prepared to pay 1.4p! Clown.

From interviews we know that they are looking at, and for further prospects.
Given a couple of months this will have provided a massive result as the team builds the company.

At 2p the MC will only be £7m which is very low if you look at the other hopefuls in the sector. And MNRG are not a hopeful spec, they have assets, management skills and massive potential.

Just having a look at this but not yet invested - is the area they talk about the same as Greatland does anyone know?

Director buys are good as is the recent news but I wonder if we may have to wait for more news to push the mc much higher in the short term.

Spot on levistubbs, it is the Norilisk like potential that makes KAV so compelling at sub £6m. The Directors have mentioned the similarity so many times that they must have a good feel about the prospect. I think it is MM the NED who is the drive behind the business and to his credit has a reasonable interest. The connection with POW and the interest we have in it is also a major plus. Feed back from the site is expected before Christmas I think and if good could drive the sp much higher.

The interview was fine but the compelling reason to add is the very low MC relative to the assets, potential, and importantly the very strong management. I have added more this morning.