The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
Given the proximity to the border, an ill wind would likely dump most of any nuclear fallout onto Russia itself.
Whereas Russia can be completely trusted to abuse and oppress its own citizens and steal their natural resource wealth for the benefit of the totalitarian kleptocracy...
We're only invested in Horse Hill tho, not Loxley...
Bit sad that you're still checking in here tho...
Typical lifestyle company strategy...
These vacuous unsubtle ramptastic thread titles seem to have had the opposite effect. We need an old pro ramper like St. Tropez to talk it back up over 0.50p.
1kg/tonne was the best result achieved after concentrating all the samples from the pits. The average starting grade is somewhere around 2g/tonne, meaning about 250ozs from the whole 4,000 tonnes, or about £400k at normal prices. Not a huge amount when considering extraction costs but then there is the Welsh gold premium to factor in and some valuable experience to be learned in how to best process any future gold ore we may be mining.
Doubtful but you never know. I did wonder if Alba are getting the run around from environmentalists at Clogau and they are delaying things indefinitely just as they did to prevent timely oil extraction in the Weald? As others have mentioned, even if dewatering is holding up progress at Llechfraith, why are we not getting on with mining elsewhere in the area? Things appear to have come to a dead stop, hence the constant drift of the s/p.
Hmmm...."It is planned to announce an open international tender on licensed areas of Georgia." Worst case scenario - To expedite gas production maybe they are going to clear the decks of previous tortuous legal ownership wranglings (which would likely take years to resolve, if ever) and offer the license areas afresh, thus wiping out any claims FRR may once have had?
After what I feel were, on the surface, some less than satisfactory outcomes for Sturec, Casa and lately the court case, I have to admit to having plenty of doubts about whether Nick could ever cut a good deal. Nick has unambiguously proved his worth by landing a great deal for Arcm shareholders. As has been mentioned it is highly unusual for a minnow explorer to retain a 30% share, that too without having delivered any meaningful Jorc figures to date. Nice one Nick!
Please post updates, anyone who is listening in - TIA
My instincts appear to have been correct. Seems I haven't missed much having had Ella on filter for this last 18 months. I must have saved several hours by not reading her posts and have had time to engage in other much more stimulating pastimes such as trimming my nostril hair while listening to the shipping forecast.
Mind you, if you google the author Svein Erik Ulsteen, he seems to be a bit of a controversial character himself. Maybe it was a case of 'Birds of a feather...'
so I thought I'd repost the link to this publication -
https://blackwells.co.uk/bookshop/product/Alex-Borelli-a-Liar-and-an-Inept-Executive-by-Daiga-Dema/9781387690312
Not sure it's still downloadable though I remember reading through it (incredulously) a few years ago. Just a reminder of who it was that swapped most of our assets for a handful of beans.
Ham123, or any of those who ticked up the post, can you point me to the RNS or Jorc'd figures delineating the £5bn worth of graphite? I wasn't aware that we'd already found that much since we couldn't even complete the first phase of drilling at Amitsoq.
Thanks for the clarification. The current estimate looks like it could translate into a few $m for Arcm if and when it materialises, though it will obviously take time. By then I hope developments in Zambia will make a few $m seem like pocket change.
It's that 2.5gm/tonne cut off grade that may put a damper on things, IMO. If I'm reading it right the table on p11 of the pdf seems to suggest only 18kozs of AuEq may fall above that limit.
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Looking back over BMR RNSs (June 2018) it was a company called Blue Square and they wanted $500k to help restore some suspended mining rights. Most likely they were the conduit to transfer the brown envelopes to govt officials. Perhaps a go between has also been necessary in the sale of Casa to 'oil the wheels'?
I can't remember the details but I'm reminded of a dodgy deal BMR did with a similar agent in Zambia in order to sell an asset. BMR ended up losing it's advance fee of (was it?) $100k. The name Golden Square (or similar) is ringing a bell. Did anyone here follow BMR around that time?