RE: Significant Shareholders Updated13 Apr 2026 10:16
They withdrew it Happydays.
junior 60,000 per quarter at 1.8% with 70% recovery gives 756 tonnes per quarter, about 3,000t per annum plus Roan, another 3,000, who knows, the finance bloke doesn't.
Should be able to break even on that. So long as they achieve any of it, get bridges repaired, they don't get washed away in next rainy season, de-watering works, Roan front end works, costs don't continue to spiral out of control (ever since they said they were focussing on cost control), they can continue mining in the next rainy season, they can get a supply of sulphuric acid, they spend cash wisely and not at a rate that depletes cash in hand to the point they need to borrow/ raise more.
|This is not a negative post - it is reallistic - 6,000t would be great, even if far below what we thought they would be processing two years ago, but you have to factor in risks, as outlined above. To finish on a positive - if they get 6,ooot and finally do something with the LWP without running out of money (Leon said the money from S.Africa sale was multiples of that needed for Zambia), then we could have a big re-rate here.
Not holding any shares at this time.