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It's not worth looking in here any further, just frustration. Have a nice weekend everyone :-|

It's not worth looking in here any further, just frustration. Have a nice weekend everyone :-|

****nal221

the tweet is not very productive. maybe it's because goi is on a steep upward trajectory and have to walk carefully.

Https://x.com/Synergiaenergy/status/1811307099428684110?t=cAJNOGkTmWPpDATaCHEB3w&s=19

Gordon1237

The big share sell-off begins as confidence in SYN wanes. Roland has to issue an RNS and change the status from "imminent" to "we have no idea". The truth is better than eternal promises. The meeting with the Minister is the last hope for this week.

Meetings with Selan, DGH and MoPNG, and a Cambay site visit are planned. MoPNG is still "imminent", I'm curious to see what else will be reported from there?

Good news for CCS, but what about the IMMINET? The market is already losing hope again.

That company's information policy is atrocious. Something needs to change as quickly as possible. First it says imminent and now it's hot air again. This is not a serious way of dealing with shareholders.

ProfitBags

I think Dream Crushing is free. The market is currently honouring the PREM share and that is more than a confirmation. There's nothing more to say. It has been communicated that there will be more work to be done later, so let's wait and see.

Why do people buy this crap?

Ssccss

I see, unknown is equal to sell. Makes sense ;-)

The heads of the bashers and GR haters are boiling. What's going on, is it the weather or the premonition? It's going to be an exciting few days until the beginning of next week. The tension is high on both sides. Lets see the future.

Everything is correct and we are optimistic that the CEO will return with his signature on the document. We expect exciting times ahead.

Https://www.chronicle.co.zw/chinese-company-evaluates-lithium-claims-in-zimbabwe/

4 July 2024

Chinese company examines lithium claims in Zimbabwe

A Chinese mining company is currently reviewing Premier African Minerals' lithium claims in the east of the country with the aim of preparing a formal takeover bid. The claims are located in the eastern region of the country. Premier African Minerals retains a 50 per cent interest in the Mutare Lithium Project, while Li3 Lithium holds the remaining 50 per cent.

The lithium company, which operates mining operations at the Fort Rixon lithium mine in Matabeleland South Province, announced its intention to explore alternative options to unlock the value and potential of the Turwi Gold Project. The acquisition of the Turwi Gold Project included an earn-in of US$250,000 for operational control and a 50 per cent interest in the gold exploration project in south-eastern Zimbabwe.

The potential acquisition of Premier African Minerals' lithium claims by a Chinese mining company has attracted considerable interest in the industry.

The partnership between Premier African Minerals and Li3 Lithium at the Mutare Lithium Project represents a strategic alliance focused on maximising the project's potential.

The company's commitment to pursuing various opportunities, including the Turwi Gold Project, underscores its commitment to value creation and capitalising on the growth prospects in the region's mineral-rich landscape. In its annual report for the year ending 31 December 2023, chief executive George Roach said an unnamed major Chinese company was assessing the claims.

"We have previously referred to our claims in the eastern part of Zimbabwe and are pleased to advise that these claims are currently under consideration by a major Chinese mining company which has indicated its intention to make a formal offer to acquire these properties," Mr Roach said under the strategic report. On the gold mine, he said, "Premier had taken operational control and 50 per cent of this gold exploration project in south-eastern Zimbabwe. However, Premier's current focus will be on Zulu. Premier will look at other alternative opportunities for release." the potential value and opportunities of the Turwi gold project.

https://www.chronicle.co.zw/chinese-company-evaluates-lithium-claims-in-zimbabwe-2/

How stupid can someone with this attitude be not to sell.

Gordon don't let it get you down, I hope it will get better soon.

Wow, 15.22% 🤩

Jag, give it another go. Maybe it's the last few weeks? If it's lonely afterwards, we'll be with you and help you too.

I'm really disappointed, our "Head of Basher"Jag is delivering catastrophic posts at the moment. This could be the beginning of a depression. I hope it doesn't get any worse by mid-July, otherwise we really need to worry.