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CRK22, Totally agree news flow and communication has been poor, very poor. This ESIA was nearing completion back on the 28/2 this year and has been nearing completion ever since!! in June we are told the reports are now being translated (and still are being translated as I type judging by the more recent RNS) and also a new excuse has emerged " ..and are now finalising the 'overarching' submission of the application that we expect to lodge by mid-August... "

Progress is being made but extremely slowly and BAs attempts to provide positive updates have continuously back fired. But it doesn't look like he gives a toss to be honest.

I am in this for the end game and I am prepared to wait for that to happen.... however that said, the AGM should be interesting and BA should rightly get a royal roasting from all PIs in attendance. I am keen to hear his response to recent revelations from StraightNTrue...

I agree Donny92, its going to be a long journey this one... but there will be rewards for those with enough stamina to see it through. Looking at the volumes, many others are probably thinking the same way. Good luck.

Not quite what I had in mind....

Soon daza, soon....

Ignore me, technology confuses me... No post has been deleted.

Why has a post been deleted containimg mining application information ?

A mixture of all three, I'm trying to unravel why (C)... I think possibly the river diversion could be an issue.

We'll see as he's stated it'll be submitted by the end of the week... Just like it was going to be ready by April... Even though the community meetings were scheduled for end of May.... I don't like to say it but he's not being very honest about a lot of things.

Anybody know where this ESIA document is?.....

Amongst all the in-fighting over the last couple of weeks I don't think it has been acknowledged that in the recent investor evening our CEO stated that our product will be shipped from the port in San Pedro, Ivory Coast and not Dakar in Senegal as previously thought.

A quick look on google maps tells me that:

- To Dakar=1525KM (23hours 40 minutes by road)
- To San Pedro= 881KM (14hours 25 minutes by road)

Transport time and distance has been nearly halved and I assume that is now possible due to the new road infrastructure being built and completed in time for such a time that we will be mining the product. That's some saving right there....

Whilst the fall in the share price is more than concerning, there are still plenty of work streams flowing forwards in the back ground.. This could be a big couple of weeks in terms of news flow to get the share price moving in the direction that we all would like to see.

A thread has been deleted during the early hours.

I sold up @63p and have you to thank for that fastjet having alerted me to the price rise at the time.

I'm not far off Bernie... Get yet hand in her pocket BA!

Someone is unable to make basic percentage calculations. Stats (e.g. recent presentation) and basic mathmatics don't seem to be a strong point for this company.... I'm not impressed if I'm honest, I appreciate mistakes can happen but the continuous lack of attention is poor in my view.

Company website updated:

https://kodalminerals.com/investors/shareholder-analysis/

All systems go by the looks of it.

August=October? Too much red wine...

Followed by Finals end of September with AGM announcement for end of August.. sometime in-between I think the Mining licence submission will be made...

It'll be Assays next wc 12th, followed by ESIA wc 19th... Just a guess mind.

yes, lazy reporting and not to be trusted.

Fastjet, that simply wall street article is not accurate (IMO).. up until recently the proactive website was stating that 70% of the shares are held in nominee accounts with II, Barclays and Hargreaves Lansdown etc.. (they have updated it and no loner show that breakdown any more)

I don't believe that IIs are heavily invested here..

I also note the company website has stopped updating the listing since Luke Bryan left.

Thanks mk1234, do you know how long these IIs have been invested?