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We know MIRI's capabilities and potential. But we know the best product/service/tech/team often doesn't win. I'm looking to whether the reduced/slimmer MIRI team can actually land major contracts and significant recurring revenues. If we don't see hard evidence in the remainder of this calendar year, the cash runway to August next year will feel very short.
I'd argument that rocket science is far simpler than share movement prediction. There have been a long line of companies with a great product/service proposition whose market capitalisation was near to or below their cash in the bank. Content with my limited exposure here though obviously hoping that it eventually does welll
That is a curt RNS on the failure of the Offer and the right of LIO to the repayment of the £8.9m contingent support that it provided to GAM. Let us see if it exercises that right immediately. But more importantly, it would be good to hear what Plan B and Plan C is in consideration to fulfil LIO's strategic ambitions.
It felt like the market was marking down the deal over the past months, so not surprised at the rise today. Pretty stark failure by LIO to convince GAM shareholders. Let's see what other options to build asset size and investment options LIO now explores and what happens with inflows/outflows in the remainder of the year.
So, we know that the six-hole drill has been completed and MILA await the assay results. We also know that a fundraise is being planned soon.
We know nothing of the schedule of a possible drilling campaign by Liontown but it certainly won't be imminent.
I'd love to see 6p but what percentage of times is Zak right? At the mo, I'd be more happy with MILA detailing it's own plans and results for the previously announced more cautious drilling programme