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Proverbs we are pregnant with news is what they said at the Agm

Baby Quokka, Baby Chuditch, Baby Chuditch Sw, Baby chuditch NW and Baby Chuditch 2

Question is who are the parents. Eni, Inpex, Santos? Or is a smaller player coming in from China?

Https://www.marketbeat.com/stocks/NASDAQ/RIOT/institutional-ownership/

Well bank of New York are invested in riot as well

So much interest in TL from the US, China, UAE, Kwait can't think why https://www.azernews.az/nation/207029.html

Does anyone think we could be partnering with someone like Riot or are they too big?

Babs thinks its AMC https://x.com/BabblerBestBets/status/1721805473496633516?s=20

Shame there wasn't a name for the partner today.

Toffers think you need to take onboard this could be settled amicably and quickly.

The Company confirms that it received the winding up petition today. The matter relates to unpaid invoices, amounting to approximately £108,000 that are in dispute, and hopes that the matter can be resolved amicably and without recourse to further legal proceedings. The Company is taking legal advice in relation to the matter and further updates will be provided as appropriate.

Nick is usually a very conservative person, but don't forget he did work for Anglo and knows what they are capable of achieving. He was pretty upbeat in the investor call. And rightly so after such a long slog to get the JV over the line.

Plenty of news flow due here now, expect cash in the bank to be next then we will see the Pr finally kick in.

So the deal we've secured is I think without doubt the best earn in exploration transaction ever secured and you can do your own research. I think by far and away this is the best ever. It's a deal that sees $75 million going into the ground. Even for a major that is a very significant investment and that obviously translates into tens of thousands of metres that are going to be drilled.

[2:05] So everything to play for here. And ask yourselves why. Our ground as you've heard me say many times in Northwest Zambia is home to three multi-billion dollar mining operations in the eastern part of the domes region. And it's one of the most exciting undeveloped prospects in the world that we have. That's why. And why it will be a major win. A win for Arc and a win for our new JV Partners Anglo American. Because I have little doubt that going forward we will be reporting a significant discovery. Some experts have predicted that some 20 million tons of copper lie in our part of the domes region alone. That's why.

Shorts are closing on Spreadex only 5% short now

No Toffers you need to get a grip, loads of PLC's get WUP's even on amounts of £5k, many large companies don't pay bills and dispute them, and they don't pay invoices for months on end and don't get wound up this will be sorted one way or another but you carry on with your hysteria, it is entertaining if nothing else.

Kammy I don't think they are struggling to pay it, they are disputing the invoices big difference. Say you got divorced, your solicitor says it will cost you £3000 divorce comes through, but then they send another bill for £500 unexpected costs would you pay it? Or would you say no I am disputing that.

Jamrock no clue what will happen Monday morning but its never boring with Eua.

Jamrock does make you wonder how a member of the public found it today, of all days when an options rns landed the very same day, go figure, regardless of what the trolls are saying plenty loaded up on that dip.

Ironically if they were wound up there is very little debt and anything sold would go to shareholders.

There are two main reasons to take an outstanding invoice to court. You can go to court if the extrajudicial, or out-of-court, process has not produced satisfactory results. You can also take your claim to court if the debtor is disputing the invoice. This can occur if they claim that promised goods or services have not been delivered as agreed.

https://www.bierensgroup.com/en-gb/knowledge-bank/debt-collection-process/when-should-you-take-an-unpaid-invoice-to-court/#:~:text=You%20can%20go%20to%20court,not%20been%20delivered%20as%20agreed

Donkey do read the rns properly the company are disputing the invoices that means the ex legal advisors could of over charged them for work that Eua don't think they completed or they changed the price on what was agreed. Happens a fair bit with solicitors.

https://www.chaserhq.com/blog/7-common-invoice-disputes-and-how-to-resolve-them

UPL shorts closed by 10% on Spreadex longs coming back in control

Shorts are starting to close on Spreadex

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