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And I think this is why they have appointed these heavy weights

Rns 9/818 “- Multiple zones of carbonatite, the primary host rock for rare earth mineralisation at Songwe, have been intersected to date” I think they have hit world class large deposit

Fantastic news

L2 looking excellent, likewise Barchart

They haven’t put a single dollar on the value of resources given there’s electric cars coming into market like there’s no tomorrow

Current mcap is only £10million then you have £7million coming by end of the year and last cash in hand was over £6million so really without any ramping this is dirt cheap

Nice increasing holding rns

Thanks cristall

current resources 13million ton indicated resources and 18million ton inferred resources and these will be going up in numbers, anyone care to put some value to these numbers

http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/203277/mkango-hits-high-grade-rare-earths-at-songwe-hill

Buying outweighs few sells, how can it stay at these prices?

Nice buy

“Mkango is developing one of the few advanced stage rare earths projects globally. It is fully funded and well positioned to benefit from growing demand for neodymium and praseodymium used in permanent magnet motors for electric vehicles”

Agree bradey, check out Vox reports, this is open pit low cost mining, even better

Dam good results which is not even priced in!

Just look at this drill results, “The significance of the more than 42 m of mineralisation intersected by PX036 at depth (87.3 – 130.1 m), including 6.7 metres grading 2.2% TREO to the end of the hole (130.1m), is being evaluated. This was the first hole in the project’s history to be drilled in the area near the summit of Songwe Hill.

Make no mistake drill results so far is fantastic and another 75 drill results to come, funded all the way to production, just watch once the profits takers gone how they take this up

More results to come

just cash alone underpins the market cap!

William Dawes, Chief Executive Officer, commented: "These are an excellent first set of results from the current programme and we look forward to announcing results from the remaining approximately 75 drill holes as they become available. The drill programme and planned resource update are fully funded following investments by Talaxis Limited totalling £6 million in January 2018. Talaxis will invest a further £7 million to fund completion of the Feasibility Study for Songwe on Mkango publishing a NI 43-101 technical report in relation to the resource update."