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60 tonnes in the first three weeks of July, so pro rata should be 80 tonnes.

80% availability at the end of July, so pro rata at 100% with Snr Diaz should be 100 tonnes.

Bed that new mills in and we will be breakeven before you know it.

Tungder, GIT isn’t fat.

And I thought you knew everything!

A gold guy! That should be extremely useful.

goingunderground, ok.

20 tonnes per week for the start of July. Get the plant usage up from 80% to 100% and increase w recovery by 10%, we will be around the 100 tonnes per month mark. Half way there, and getting closer to break even.

Other calculations appreciated.

Well Tungder, it’s my cash and I can doo pretty much what I want with it, without your approval.

:)

golfpro99, yes. Agree 100%.

11m is cheap, imho.

d200, 90% of the wres board has been asking you the same question for the past year. The daily troll. Now you know how it feels.

Double standards, obviously.

Massive buy.

Immediately, why would you buy normal PPE when you can buy COVID killing PPE?

Very good video.

Draft, I think you have to shout louder than that.

Good spamming, though.

Gets you a large asset, an almost working mine in the middle of a pandemic, two other assets, one near term, plus assorted debts, some cheap, some expensive, with a grant to come.

These figures were never going to be good. You just have to weigh it all up now, and decide whether or not it is worth staying in. I’m staying in and will see where we are in three, then six month’s time.

Gla

Why would you buy PPE without viricide, if PPE with viricide is available?

Makes no sense.

“ The work with the CONDOR programme will commence immediately to evaluate the test performance using real patient samples and will quickly progress to full clinical validation. ”

Media will be all over this and the US will buy into the UK/US partnership success. Trumpy can buy the tests and wave the flag at the same time.

This validation should take a few days, from getting the samples, processing them at 1000/day per machine, then counting the ticks.

Let’s go.

I'm definitely staying in WRES because I think it will become huge. I don't care about the price from day to day. There is a world health and economic crisis going on, not to mention a likely flashpoint in the South China Sea, so I expect NOTHING from WRES in the next update.

The US, UK and maybe the whole of the rest of the world will pump trillions into infrastructure. which makes tungsten and copper more expensive and in short supply, Gold is just gold.

As Troajan regularly, and quite rightly, points out, this mine is up and running PDQ, so I like to think we are behind the dream schedule, but ahead of the practical schedule.

Anyway, lots of action in the market place to profit from, if WRES is getting you down. I'm at least making money, for a change, and it keeps me busy while I wait for LP.

Good, bad or indifferent, the update is in the post.

GLA

I think this says it all.

“ Accordingly, Reabold strongly believes in the merits of the Possible Offer and will seek to engage with certain Deltic shareholders, including those with which it has already had initial conversations regarding the strategic merits of the Possible Offer. Reabold hopes that, should Deltic shareholders be supportive of the Possible Offer, they are not denied the opportunity to decide on its merits.”

IMO, they would not have approached Deltic, unless they thought they could get it to a vote on the “merger”. Probably got IIs who want Deltic to stop sitting on its pile of cash and give them a return.

The Times

Shortly before it was engulfed in allegations about working conditions and pay at a packing factory in Leicester, Boohoo bought a disused Vauxhall dealership in the city’s northeastern corner.

The online fast-fashion retailer, run by former market trader Mahmud Kamani, planned to build a state-of-the-art factory at the site, creating a manufacturing “village” that would set the standard for the city’s textiles industry, which supplies 40% of the products Boohoo sells.