RE: When is this going to turn10 Sep 2025 22:23
Anyone who has either been here a long time or looked into potential figures from Itumbula 2c was conservative at about £80m and Itumbula 3c maybe £400m. This is just from what feels like a distant memory, but that has not changed. I
The whole Rukwa field could run into £1b+.
This is why there was so much interest on this.
This is far from done. AIM has a habit of putting the fear into shareholders. When all looks lost, suddenly things flip.
Doesn't matter how low this might go or how many shares are issued, AIM is the wild west and based on the potential which still remains here, this could still go 20x over time.
We do see this on AIM.
Some will say more financing needed etc etc, but nothing goes up or down in a straight line.
Financing is part of any exploration company, I think we will see in the next 3-4 months where we are heading, that's not long term, that's still short term, but will indicate whether the CLNs were worth it