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1. Prospectus / CPR basis: Hussar helium and hydrogen Pg = about 8%

In the prospectus CPR, the Chance of Geologic Discovery, or Pg, is calculated by multiplying four geological risk factors:

Source × Timing/Migration × Trap/Seal × Reservoir

For Hussar, the CPR gives:

Source 0.55

Timing / Migration 0.5

Trap / Seal 0.6

Reservoir 0.5

0.55 × 0.50 × 0.60 × 0.50 = 0.0825, or about 8%.

😁 I am a potter, it is a Stokie thing!

Over 0.34 are buys, both of mine today show as sells

First trade was a buy as it was mine. I think the second trade was a sell as that is what they were quoting at the time, pretty sure the rest are buys.

Isn't it possible that during the audit, the company/broker realised that the going-concern position looked thin, so the company/broker encouraged certain warrant holders to exercise their warrants now, bringing fresh cash into the company before the accounts were signed.

That would explain why the accounts have gone to the wire.

Cakeman, You are really showing your naivety with this line, “

I struggle to see the point of them or the expense used to dig them"

The new drilling is about extending the life of the mine, increasing strategic scale, improving offtake leverage and justifying SPG investment. DFI's and OEM's absolutely care about these factors.

We have the potential to be the top tier one graphite play with our combination of scale and economics following drill results next year.

It is going to take a while to get funding sorted, most peers have taken at least 3 months following DFS. We are staged and initial capex is low so it could take a little less time. People are too impatient, end of Q1 is a good while yet.

Blencowe's mining costs are best in class compared to Syrah, Black Rock etc. If people did the research they would not be disappointed with these results .

Scaffman says he's underwhelmed, yet in the same breath plans to buy more. Pretty obvious what his game is.

While the results may not be at the top end of peer equivalents they are still solid at 6%. What is more important is the depth of the resource, shallow strip mining means the initial costs will be low.

I recommend everyone do what I have just done and filter Fitbrokerspal. Obviously badly burned here and can't let go. If she gets no response to her outbursts she will soon go away.

Pull the other one, you are trading like everyone else.

Why spend all this time and effort on a company you see as a dead duck.

Me thinks you protest too much Sushi

What is your target price to buy back in ?

That's the problem isn't it. Trying to predict the timing of an RNS will only lead to disappointment.

LFM needs to get a refund on that crystal ball of his, he hasn't got one right yet!

Rome wasn't built in a day!

Trying to make predictions on the share price or timings doesn't help anyone.

This is the bit I like!

"This initial agreement is the first of several transactions projected before the calendar year end"

Mike has mentioned a potential low cost milling operation which would add value to the final product. It could be something to with that.

So it seems that the company has recently started trading on the Munich stock exchange. Surely an rns is required?

Could the EU battery passport tip the balance in favour of natural graphite?

Synthetic can be over four times more carbon intensive than natural to produce.

From 2025 companies will need to provide information on their strategy for mitigation of potential social and environmental risks within their supply chains. Each battery will need to have a QR code from 2027 this will provide amongst other things information on chemistry, carbon footprint and traceability of materials.

Our project will be low impact using renewable sources. Compare this to China's coal driven synthetic production, this will become a much more important factor going forward.

Silane gas is the most common method to purify silicon, most of the gas is earmarked for the solar industry. Transition will be slow, ramping up production to meet EV demand is sometime off yet.

There are also a number of companies who are developing batteries with a graphite/silicone anode, OneD for example.

It is with the regulator so it is out of their hands.