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Yes, thankfully we're back on course after the last uninspiring results. Let's hope this rich zone extends much further, to achieve better overall quantities.

Make that 2-1!

1-1 now

The EV industry must also be tearing their hair out watching Zulu stagnate this last couple of years, as much as we lths are. Pathetic..

42,000 tonnes on its way to Quebec in Canada in a ground breaking project, shipping material from further north than anywhere else in the world. They seem to have dealt with the logistics so far but how much does it all cost and could we ever dream of emulating it? Hopefully, once the Bluejay material is assessed by Rio Tinto and it's found to be commercially viable, they or others like the Chinese may be interested in our Ilmenite as well.

Well, I thought it was a mildly positive RNS, but as my portfolio would suggest, I'm usually wrong!

'Data compilation' Compiled by whom, exactly? Can someone remind me what happened with Uramin? Wasn't that mine sold on claims of there being good reserves of uranium but it turned out much less than expected? (Where was the buyer's DD though?)

That was from the 1/7/19 Final Results RNS, btw.

Don't know how much land area Zulu has now but the EPO could see it extended to 20,000+ hectares. That's c. 80 sq miles. Gonna need some bigger shovels!

That former potential was 10p or more by the way, however dilution and plans to sell our Circum stake asap has reduced that considerably. Let's hope further finds at Zulu will offset the loss.

I agree, let's leave the floor to the perpetually positive and see if that makes any difference to the outcome. I've written these off already but would be delighted if Prem can turn around and achieve even half of its former potential.

I was starting to doubt you when you mentioned 24 hrs of walking (c. 50 miles) Did you mean 2-4 hrs? You completely lost me when you said you put all the panned gold back! :-)

From the second section under "Economic Prospectus"
"The interested parties are hoping to start construction in the first quarter of 2001"
Also "GIOC plans to begin construction of a modern oil refinery at Supsa by late 2000 and first production line will be completed within 18 months" further down under "Facts"
All other dates mentioned are pre 2001, apart from the header. Ancient news and unbelievably sloppy journalism?

...but I sincerely hope they prove correct.

I must say that despite the atrocious performance this share still appears to enjoy the support of the majority on this board. I've never seen that before with a company in such a sticky position. I'm genuinely astonished..

I doubt you're jousting with any truly positive potential long term holders here, the place is swamped with traders now gagging for a triple bag to 0.1p on the back of that last carrot. Yes, I for one am bitter and twisted at the pathetic performance, down 97%, maybe not all GRs fault but still I know he will see he and his family are OK in the end, one way or another while the rest of us lths can go and jump. I think it's a waste of time arguing on here, let the traders try and have their pay day, at least some will then profit from this debacle. Who knows, let's see if they can talk it up so George can raise at a higher price and maybe we can even pull ourselves out of this quicksand?

Now it's had a chance to digest the news we're pretty much back to pre RNS levels. Even the traders will have struggled for their 10%...

J2003 - though I realise you are not. My point is that few are thinking long term where our Circum holding could one day be worth several pence per share. Many have been brutalised enough to see a quick several fold return as enough recompense and now want to get the hell out of Dodge.

J2003 - Spoken like a typical Johhny come lately trader..

If George hadn't already painted us into a corner I'd have preferred to hang on to as many of the Circum shares as possible, for as long as possible. How much do you think our 100m+ tonnes of KCl will eventually be worth once mining and processing starts in a year or two? A hell of a lot more than $6m, I can tell you. But we are where we are...