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First RNS of the year.......RRR kicking their debt down the road.

Carry on...nothing to see here

Maestro, in WA/canadian terms....the whole country is a bloody brownfields site. A bit of perspective goes a long way

Q - How many mines are currently operational in the ROI?

ATG, this stuff has to spelled out for some people. But thanks for your contribution. Fantastic stuff. At least you have the brains to comprehend that 25p is higher than 7p.

The real money is made in takeover targets ATG. If you knew anything at all about the sector, those are the only companies in which you would invest.

All the rest is just puss and wind. Full of spivvey monkey chokers / bishop basher types. Like you and maestro there. You get lucky every so often with a wee bounce.

PS, if you want to do some back reading. Check out maestro1 posts on red rock resources over the last year. Hilariously funny. The dude got it so wrong, then ramped away while selling, only to then change his tune once he was completely out. Abused those who told him he was flat out wrong and provided him with reasoning for why he was wrong.

"I would imagine he has been tasked at getting the price back to ipo price of 25p, it’s been worked down on low volume and poor sentiment"

Sorry mate, but this is a complete nonsense statement.

Looking around at every other irish focused zinc explorer, the ipo was Way Way Way Overpriced at 25p. Period.

Between EIS grants, short selling and fees, the whole ipo process is now a stitch up.

But at a £2m market cap now, it's a bit better value today. But in comparison to it's peers?

Takeover targets? Nope.

"Lisheen 2010, 5.8Mt @ 12.8% Zn+Pb sold to Vedantta US$308M And ours is currently valued at zero"

Erris have ........ nothing? Bit of cash.

Lisheen had an operational mine and plant with a few years life left in her.

That Lisheen mine site is now fully rehabilated, with talks of a mushroom farm and a plastics recycling facility being built there.

Probably got some hands in the pie.

Got to pump his clients shares at the end of the day,

12k posts over 10 years. You should really know better.

Ramp much?

Pretty Wobbly Knees Now Because Copper Price?

That reply sums it up really.

Ask for a feasibility study....get returned to the graph. With MEANINGLESS numbers with no substantiation behind them.

Too funny.

Yes john, because the Chinese have a history of rushing into things half cocked and blindfolded. They never r r r r play the long game.

Not that they have a great reputation on aim either, but I don't know enough of these lads to comment.

tf1, if growth continues and electrification of everything continues...there will be a copper shortage.

What if someone lobs a hand grenade on the demand side of things? What if people wake up and realise that this consumer driven disposable world we live in can't continue?

What happens to copper and commodities then? Still predicting $4.50 copper?

Wait and see what happens!! You can't be serious...and don't call me Shirley :p

All historical figures and in the past innit.....or something along those lines?

Alba shares also sold. So well done whoever spotted that "misprint" with the Curzon shares previously.

Goes on the pile of lies along with Scotty's recent one on Curzon expenditure I pointed out.

Brazen out the pair of them.

75,580t per month to stay on target.

Maybe greets might double check those figures, or multiply if out by $200 pt or something.

It is met coal they selling right? Met this, met that. Met the accountant and something doesn't compute...

It's all fairly significant when you're operating at an all in loss most sensible folk would be thinking.

Lol. A crappy cost comparison chart on Twitter...that really does take the biscuit now!

Any proper independent report to back that up? Something with a bit of meat on the bones? Substance?

Ooooooof....after hours release on the 27th Dec...(insert Lmao emoji)

Economics? You've got them worked out?

Some man.

Safe to say your figures are plucked from your behind.

Mining projects for example, have many scoping studies, feasibility studies etc so investors can have some resemblance of the costs involved. They give plant costs, stripping costs, milking costs, fuel costs, operating costs etc etc.

What are you working off?

Outlook blurb from Annual Report Nov '18

"Forward Prospects

We look forward to an increasing gold income stream from royalties supplementing our flow of manganese-derived dividends from Jupiter, and hope for profits or capital gains from our ferroalloys business at Steelmin.

Our key opportunities for growth and expansion in the near future we expect to be in our Kenyan and Congolese activities. We shall therefore concentrate on the maximisation, by transactions, exploration, or development planning, of the value of these assets to our shareholders and our share price. In doing so we hope to add profits from copper and cobalt to our revenue mix.

We shall renew and refresh our marketing, public relations, and social media as part of a process of shareholder engagement and regular market updating. As the market recovers, we expect those companies that communicate better to perform better. We shall as last year state the objective clearly: we want to unlock the discount between the true value we perceive in our stock and the market price, in the interest of all our shareholders and to enable the faster development of the Company.

As we raise our revenues and profitability, we shall turn our focus on to how we may best return some of that that value to shareholders. Our next target will be to obtain a level of stable revenue that will permit either share buybacks or a sustainable dividend. If we can achieve that in the course of the next 12 months, we will consider that the Company has made another great step towards maturity: we add this therefore to our Key Performance Indicators for this year and the next.

Andrew Bell
Chairman and CEO
22 November 2018"

Outlook blurb from Annual Report Nov '17

"Prospects

Our historic preference has been for assets near production where we can get a favourable deal by putting in the last, or the strategic, dollar, as with Steelmin and as previously in Colombia. We also favour pre-digested minerals left in tailings, as in Kenya, and now potentially in the DRC. We also seek to work with first class partners on first class assets, as with Jupiter. We will strive to stick closely to these models in looking at potential new ventures.

We must not however lose sight of the fact that we are in a recovering market, with multiple high quality assets in Jupiter and Steelmin, with revenues, and with a presence or opportunity in some of the most exciting commodities to be in during the sector recovery. This gives us a good platform to take the actions necessary to raise Red Rock to a much higher level, and to recover in the good years all and more of the value lost in the difficult lean years.

It has been a pleasure to work step by step to ready the Company this year and last for the next stage of growth. Our motivation is to add value for you, the shareholders, and to repay the trust you put in us.

Andrew Bell
Chairman and CEO
22 November 2017"