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All the best Ashton. Thanks for your efforts to date. This board seems to have become rather combative of late where anything positive is shot down. The board need to deliver now. Comms are pitiful as always and the share price appalling. Hopefully someone has a plan. I am heavily invested here and well down with an average of 3.9p some bought on 2018 as high as 24p. As long as the metal is in the ground I still have hope. With Dundas reinstated and fully permitted I am hopeful that there will be enough money to see JAY achieve some sort of return for shareholders……eventually.
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Do you think that Jeff and Bill even know the name Bluejay? I think they work in the clean fresh smelling stratosphere. Kobold dig about in the dirt like peasants. I doubt the two levels ever meet. They will have people to read the quarterly reports from Kobald. That they have even heard of Rod is unlikely. I don’t trust Rod for what it is worth but he is a necessary evil for now given his rather impressive connections built up over 20 years in Greenland.
Other than destroying the share price completely and diluting shareholders massively ……you have to wonder if Rob Edwards did any work at all. It seems to me he did nothing useful. As for Bo peep the wolds least visible man…….. I also wonder what he did.
I may think differently to others but I very much doubt that Joshua Hughes risked so much for so little. He has destroyed his reputation and job prospects. Having had access to all the salient information I doubt he would risk so much for a dud. We just need Kobald to drill it. I thought Rod was was working so hard in the interview to not let that out the bag but it was clear to me he knows they will drill it. He made it about Kanga and the drill machines are there …..but I think he was giving a clue to Kobald drilling it. End of March to announce. Just my 2 cents and I am often wrong. I have millions of shares so hope it works out.
Bluejay Mining plc ('Bluejay' or the 'Company'), the AIM, FSE listed and OTCQB traded exploration and development company with projects in Greenland and Finland, announces the termination as of 28 January 2024 of the employment of Mr. Joshua Hughes, Vice President of Exploration, due to gross misconduct. Following an investigation, the Company found that Mr. Hughes had set up a competing business intended to operate in Greenland and, in breach of his employment contract, found that he had (i) misused Company confidential and proprietary information in securing exploration licenses surrounding the Company's Dundas Titanium project, and (ii) sought to conceal certain of these actions from the Company. Mr. Hughes has not exercised his right to appeal the Company's decision
Writing the RNS for Disko and most assets is likely quite easy but they don’t want to rush it and make a hash of it. Creating more questions than answers won’t get the markets on side and the price recovery in full swing. What will be more difficult is trying to convince investors who bought on the basis of Dundas …..which has taken 14 years to get to a mine that will make us money and has consumed all of our cash to the tune of £20 million. It was the purest and biggest resource in a stable jurisdiction anywhere on the planet. Now it’s a dud and should be offloaded to their pals for pennies.
Happy to wait if it means they get the message right first time.
Thanks Ashton. I hope that they do split out Disko to its own company. It’s a slate wiped clean for me and that alone (if it’s all we think it is) will bring in suitable cash. I just hope the less shiny projects like Dundas are not dumped for pennies. 14 years to get it ready to mine. The costs of and inconvenience of that can’t be overstated enough to a buyer.
Anyway it’s all speculation for now. Let’s see if the strategy gets the market all frothy and existed. Hopefully not too long to wait.
yes hard to see how it goes from the purest and largest ilmenite with ****genous sand so that at one end of the beach a grain of sand it is the same as the other end of the beach. from that to dog poo in a year. young rod strutting his stuff below.
https://youtu.be/w-w8lh6r1qw?si=0xkn9wwwslkacuuc
i also wonder now with rod back and all change will he get his wish that disko gets put into a separate company and we all get the same number of shares we own in blue jay. maybe others sold off the same. not long to wait hopefully and the strategy will become clear.
i am particularly narked with dundas as i bought in 2018 we were to be a mine in 2019. i didn’t mind delay it’s a junior miner and i accepted the risk but for me it’s a no brainer to buy a lot of it as the good stuff is in the ground. now they lead us to believe that it’s all dog poo. they must think that we zip up the back.
The interlak delta at Dundas came back at 65 million tons with grades as high as about 70%. I never understood why they didn’t start there. I don’t buy RE doing a Quick Look and saying it’s not commercially viable. Hopefully JAY will do some sort of earn in agreement with a major. Licenses were there to exploit which surely has value. Shareholders must have spent 20+ million getting it there. There was even a contract for substantial tonnages in place. I remain baffled and bruised with a large holding average at 4p.
http://www.edenresearch.com/archives/presentation/Eden_AGM_2016.pdf Page 10 and 11
They should not need to raise finance at all now. Money from 3AEY as they are acting as producer and distributer revenue should be 30% of sales rather than 10%. Bayer are also due to launch 4 products this year which should come with a chunky milestone. Plus Eastman is doing a smaller milestone too. They have more than enough now for a year of operations and they should break even fairly easily with the revenue that should come in this year. Agree that the share will drift until there is some proper revenue and they are over break even and into profits. Shore Capital should have a new note out with their new business model soon so we can get a better feel for what is being guessed at. There will be more news in the next few months also.
Where do you stop though. I heard a man, who knows a girl, whose mum says Eden is a fraud. Eden has 1.4 million in the bank and has no money to spare. They are also run lean on staff who are trying to a build a business and they don't have the time for Tom's nonsense. There is no case to answer and Tom I doubt is good for £100k.
Why would they respond to a someone with a well known vendetta against both Eden and Ken Brookes. He has told the world that Eden is a fraud while providing no evidence of fraudulent activity over a period of years. Sean Smith is correct to ignore him and the Company still trades. Had there been something there they would be closed down. The ranting and swearing that he releases on his blogs are designed to do only one thing .......that's drive traffic to his site. His stock picks over a period have been dire and I was told (but don't know if there is any truth to it) that there are investors that buy when he tells them to sell and vice versa and seem to do quite well. As a holder of 10 years plus I am confident that Eden while moving at a snails pace and providing regular dollops of disappoint is no fraud. Should an investor in Eden believe him they should do what poor old Tom can't.....sell and move on.
Has always been overly cautious and anal when it comes to new products and especially ones that may affect their wine and champagne industry. As I understand it the north and south of France have different types of climatic conditions so the powers that be had decreed that different tests are conducted in each zone. More delays as always. Eden no longer puts some PR fluff out when there is nothing to say. That's a good thing as there has been too much of it over the years with constant promises and nothing delivered.
2EY is their powdery mildew product. Not the same as 3AEY which is for treating botrytis It pays to spend a bit of time on their site http://www.edenresearch.com/html/products/mildews.asp
I am 10 years so I tip my straw hat to your additional patience and suffering. Sadly 10 years, 14 years is never enough when dealing with buffoons in the EU. One department merrily bans all the chemicals that need to be replaced with natural alternatives and another Dept spends their time working out ways of stalling the worthwhile alternatives from getting to market. Kudos on PANR. I never invest in Oil as I don't understand the technology so best left to others. I hear it will hit £5+ in short order. A very tidy gain for you. Eden will fly at some point....I just hope it's not my kids getting the benefit rather than me !
I am 10 years so I tip my straw hat to your additional patience and suffering. Sadly 10 years, 14 years is never enough when dealing with buffoons in the EU. One department merrily bans all the chemicals that need to be replaced with natural alternatives and another Dept spends their time working out ways of stalling the worthwhile alternatives from getting to market. Kudos on PANR. I never invest in Oil as I don't understand the technology so best left to others. I hear it will hit £5+ in short order. A very tidy gain for you. Eden will fly at some point....I just hope it's not my kids getting the benefit rather than me !