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The silence since March is deafening given all the hype that this was going to be a very busy period for MILA. Doesn't feel good and certainly not the behaviour of a company that is interested in cultivating shareholder support.

Mr. Market is clearly not convinced of the management team's ability to deliver. The sp fall continues...

It is ridiculous how much top management is getting paid relative to overall revenue and the weak revenue growth. Need a remuneration package that incentives better performance, not aspirational talk

Lacklustre results and poorly framed hopes in this RNS, as I expected. Salary-levels and strategy of management need to be questioned with this "hopefully more jam tomorrow" narrative.

So today's RNS basically shows that the requisitioning shareholders got what they wanted with the extraordinary meeting having to be called and their resolutions voted upon. Hmmm...

Lots of commentary saying the S&P500 is overvalued but stock-pickers find it hard to beat its growth over the long-term, it seems

Alas, all the best with that. And GLA

InvestAce, I'm surprised you are still attempting to call the bottom of the sp.

Tricky, I expect the update will come with Final Results, which in the past two years were published at the very end of October. But oh for some blockbuster news ahead of that time, either on the back of assay results or from having to report on Buy-Out approaches from Liontown or others.

InvestAce, that was a quick change of posture and attitude from you?! Lessons to be learnt including not calling others names or labelling them as pessimistic. Good luck with your remaining investments.

Let us see if and when the sp gets to +£8....

My understanding which could be very erroneous was that NDA shouldn't inhibit a company from updating the market on material changes to expected results. A company need not share the name or description of the counterparty, nor the exact value of the contract, offering more the range ( high/low 5 or 6 figure value for example). Either way, I am not expecting any fireworks ahead of nor in the September 19th update and am more focused on the delivery into and through 2025.

InvestAce, I remember when supposedly "pessimistic/negative" people who urged caution on the likes of CLLN, MCLS, WPCT, SXX and QPP were shouted down. We all have our own sentiment. I wouldn't describe mine as super-pessimistic, more risk-cautious given EXR's past performance and clear obstacles. I see EXR's potential. But like with all leading tech and its business opportunities, I'm interested in its owners actually securing significant and growing earnings. Hoping we all get lucky here with EXR regardless of our positive or cautious postures....

Calling bottoms and calling tops of share prices has always struck me as a bit meteorological at best or astrological at worse. My current view is that the possibility it can still go lower than 0.8p in September is greater than it going over 1.8p. That doesn't mean that I don't dream of it being over 18p one day! Who knows until hard numbers and hopefully lucrative come in ( or not) . GLA

Turpin, thanks for sharing the response from MILA. I read it as a message not to expect any seismic updates or RNSs but that we'll be given some basic operational updates when the audit annual accounts come out later this month. I couldn't see anything on the Liontown website to suggest much momentum with the sampling work they were doing on MILA's KVP tenement. But maybe I didn't search in the right places/reports?

Tricky, Liontown do seem to be moving ahead with their core project and first processing looks to be underway. There is a question of to what extent this will occupy their attention, given the need to demonstrate delivery and get things right, especially to meet offtake agreement requirements. I couldn't see in any of their presentations or reports any mentions suggesting a big current push for understanding and advancing things with MILA's tenement. Did you?

There is a lot for LIO to prove given the wider sentiment moving towards passives, the underperformance of some of its funds and the echo of its failed takeover of the european outfit. Seems like Mr. Market still isn't sure about it value or future performance. Let us see if it glides towards 500p or rises towards 700p over the next couple of months

OT, yes, let us come back in October after what is hopefully an RNS that reports clearly on their actual results and frankly on their contracts pipeline.

OT, I don't think any of us investors have doubts about the increased trajectory of the metaverse being used for education or really about how active Engage have been. A key question is can they land in the near-term an increasing number of much higher-value and profitable contracts? And beyond that are they able to innovate and sustain a better offer than big clients will be super-reluctant to turn away from? "Facta non verbal"

Kittiwake, I wouldn't dispute a word you have written. I'm content to hold for the present. Let us see what, if anything, the budget and other events throw-up to warrant a big reassessment of all our investment choices and decisions