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There’s Gold in them there hills…

Definitely meant to post the link…
https://embeds.audioboom.com/posts/8125717/embed/v4

..out on V O X

Appreciate the sentiment Steve, my view however, is that Colin - with a track record of selling mines - will be the one at the negotiating table. We have teams in place doing the 'heavy lifting' within the various subsidiaries so I'm not sure I agree with the view that CB doesn't have enough support. I'm also reasonably confident CB has solid strategies in place re our various assets (including an exit strategy for Bushranger), it can't be helped if we found a new resource (Ascot) that has extended the timescales due to the desire to further explore... any other head honcho worth their salt would have made the same play as CB if they were in the driving seat, so why should we pay another wage for someone else to make the same decisions?

I'm genuinely interested, what is it - specifically- that those posters calling for a dedicated CEO think said person would be doing to earn their keep?

Jezzoo, I feel like I say this almost every time the "we need a ceo" gets brought out the bag.

I appreciate your view, you're entitled to it, but it has to be said: all of what we have currently is down to CB
- he's got us this far...

We have various income streams either currently operating or coming online in the immediate future (managed by teams on site/contractors), we have development on our Lachlan fold project down under being managed by the team down there.

It seems to me like our projects are being managed just fine, even if the timescales means we have to wait patiently.

What would paying someone 100k+ per annum bring to the table? - We'd still be at the behest of the sometimes glacial pace of mining.. A dedicated CEO isn't going to make a blind bit of difference to the amount of gold processed in SA or the speed of drilling/lab work in Australia.

CB still has my unwavering support as a long term shareholder - my view, for what it's worth, is that a CEO taking the reigns is a fairly pointless expenditure considering the model under which extract operate (royalty streams and/or exploration which is managed by teams on the ground) - 100k+ a year for someone else to ring those teams for an update and update the market? No thanks.

New interview out on V O X.

For what it’s worth, I don’t agree that “ignoring them completely” is the right way forward.

Call these posters out on their nonsense, post the facts and challenge the rubbish, otherwise they just get to post what they like unchallenged as though it’s fact.

Just my two cents…

Just wanted to check in and wish everyone reading this a Merry Christmas!

A massive Merry Christmas also to the team at Xtract, thank you all for your continued efforts.

https://embeds.audioboom.com/posts/7994755/embed/v4

That’s more than likely the case lucky520.

https://embeds.audioboom.com/posts/7947383/embed/v4

Not sure agree with that statement in that it’s been less than a fortnight since the last RNS, hardly like we’re left waiting for months and months with no comms…

The Board of Xtract Resources Plc ("Xtract" or the "Company") is pleased to report continuing progress on the Phase Two diamond drilling programme at the Bushranger copper-gold porphyry exploration project in New South Wales with the completion of BRDD-21-015 and BRDD-21-016.


Highlights
· Hole BRDD-21-015 was targeted at the Northwest extent of the interpreted mineralised zone and was completed at 780.5m depth having intersected 566m of visible chalcopyrite mineralisation from 204m depth
· The modelled resistivity low at 400m was interested accurately in hole BRDD-21-015 with a zone of more intense mineralisation from 399m depth within the interpreted high-grade crown of the intrusion
· Hole BRDD-21-016 was targeted in the Southeast extent of the interpreted mineralised zone and was completed at 645.5m depth, visible chalcopyrite was intersected over a 492.5m interval from 93m depth, which includes two stronger zones of mineralisation from 162m to 302m and 430m to 525m
· Both of these holes were designed to test the intrusion at shallower depths than the earlier Phase 1 drilling at the north-western and south-eastern extents of the Racecourse interpreted mineralised zone and the intersection of visible chalcopyrite mineralisation has further confirmed the prospectivity of the project
· Logging and core splitting of the existing Phase Two drill-core is on-going
· Drilling is underway on BRDD-21-017 which is targeting a resistivity low on the Northeast side of the intrusion and has intersected visible chalcopyrite from 118m depth

Colin Bird, Executive Chairman said:
"I am very pleased with the results of these two holes, both of which intersected long runs of mineralisation of varying strengths. Hole 15 intersected a long run of mineralisation in an area of low resistivity within the interpreted high-grade crown of the intrusion and we are pleased that this interception has demonstrated prospectivity at shallower depths. Hole 16 intersected two limbs and strong mineralisation in the proximity of the crown and has provided extensions of the mineralisation to the southeast. I am pleased that we report that hole number 17 has commenced and we have already intersected mineralisation at 118m."

They just keep finding it…

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Hottesttony, you don’t half chat some absolute ….

“I know something you don’t know” - another sound, reasoned analysis of the company giving us all an insight into your a solid dissection of both the positives and the negatives leading to a practically watertight justification of your valuation and of course future predictions for the prospect(s) this company has to offer.

Pretty sure I used the same style of “debate” in primary school when trying to convince my peers.

Olderandwiser - that’s completely incorrect, the fact you state that XTR is purely a BR play and nothing else shows a very limited/poor understanding of company operations.

Highlights

· The second angled hole of the programme (BRDD-21-007) has been completed at 846.9m after encountering a well-mineralised 173m interval of copper mineralisation from 239m depth

· Multiple porphyry units were encountered in the hole, with persistent lower-grade copper mineralisation throughout much of its length

· Logging has been finalised and the core will be split for laboratory analysis for copper, gold and other elements

· Drilling of more steeply angled hole BRDD-21-010 is underway with the second drill rig from the same drill pad as completed hole BRDD-21-008; the new hole is currently at 202m depth, having encountered weak copper mineralisation since about 190m

· Drilling has also commenced on hole BRDD-21-009 from the same drill pad as BRDD-21-007

Colin Bird, Executive Chairman said: "Hole BRDD-21-007 was extended beyond the planned depth as the mineralisation in this hole was more persistent than anticipated. The next two holes in the current drilling phase have already commenced, with BRDD-21-010 progressing beyond 200m, and sparse copper mineralisation already evident. We are very pleased with progress to date."

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