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It is very difficult to tell from the footage, but a positive is it does not look like a large percentage of the flow is being blown into the waste heap. That if it is set up correctly, should be Mica being blown out at the very start of the video, until it moves to the other side where the flow can be seen.

Comeonebernie, I have been reading through leo lithium board. We have dropped because of their trading halt, they see their halt purely to do with ore and their most likely explanation is the dislike for stacked or transported ore as their is an established black market for it and it supports serious crime.

However the irony is, if they get the all clear on Thursday, they expect their share price to drop because ours has!

Registering of assets if taking the same time as in the UK means we are right in the window now, it would be strange if our RNS landed before theirs.

We probably should not want an RNS until after Leo make their announcement.

Hopefully Leo Lithium will give an explanation of correspondence this week so everyone knows what it is, on or by, the 27th.

Hope they can continue with their early ore movements, however if not they can easily afford to go to straight to spodumene as originally planned at Leo Lithium same as Kodal.

Leo Lithium may need a little more finance, I think their cash is sat around 30-40 million but certainly will not put that project in jeapordy.

We will be financed direct to spodumene. No ore required.

Surely everyone holding shares would vote yes? Why would anyone vote no?

Wolf, yes I understand about the scanners held at the border.

How with all of the testing completed before the plant arrived did they not know Mica was in the pay dirt? Mica is a common nightmare in lithium exploration.

Then the scanners could have been in the original plant from day one, assuming that the Mica did not remove mining viability.

Where did all of the money go in testing, to miss Mica in the first two cuts?

Acker, no disagreement.

The issue now is that scanners which detect mica have been brought to site, these as with the other scanners mean a blast of air fires them out of the system. Mica is not a separate material it will be amongst spodumene crystal, it depends how much is separated off and how much remains on the belt for processing. After this system (and the clay like dust removal later on in the process) there may well be SC6, the question will be, is the percentage of material relative to pay dirt into the plant commercially viable.

Mica sends shivers down lithium exploration companies backs.

Canada= canmax, predictive text

Acker,

I am never mentioned Canada, cancelling any, work, that may be someone else's post.

I just don't understand being unaware of Mica and then having to import equipment to deal with it, how on earth did that happen?

One basic principle should have been applied to the small claims licence area, a cut large enough to repay Canmax via SC6 and put some money in the bank should have been assured, that cut should not throw up surprises, the rest of the land would be a different matter.

Where has all of the money gone? Fortunes spent and fell over at the first hurdle.

Really I think the court case is one of the less important factors, much more serious issues loom for Prem.

The here and now is cash, cash to run through the FM period and try and turn things round. So the vote matters.

Assuming they get cash and escaped the first potential business closure, you need SC6 and to demonstrate a stream that has the potential, if scaled up to be commercially viable.

Mica must not figure as any sort of issue after the plant alterations.

Then you need one of two scenarios, Canmax to change tack, unlikely, or a third-party to get involved.

Next hurdle get a new interested party contracted in before Canmax payment date. That will be difficult.

If that happens the company may survive.

After all of this see what is left on the table for shareholders.

It is anything but a good situation.

You can't dress it up as anything else.

The two failings so far are no extra time built into the timetable for inevitable delays and the most worrying, the first cut was into Mica contaminated pay dirt and it appeared to be a surprise, hence a second cut. How did that happen?

Fortunes were spent on testing.

Prem will be lucky to recover from this.

I hope it all works out, but it isn't looking good.

Not quite sure what George is doing. If the second cut is better than the first, why was it second?

Incidentally, did you know that they are considering, in the interests of diversity, scrapping the term Chinese Wall.

What could possibly go wrong....

Thingymejig and you know what no doubt, fire up the compensation economy.

Malpenn if there is no doubt that Zulu will produce SC6, on a commercially viable basis I assume you mean, then why is Canmax calling their money in?

Lincolnite, I would agree it is possible, but if they are professional there should be Chinese walls.

An investigation may follow on from the throwaway comment and the impact on our share.

The whole reason Leo Lithium put a halt on their trading.

Daz, if it was a genuine error, it was a massive blunder.

Also what a situation we are in, neither Bernard nor Hainan can comment as they do not know what the issue is with Leo Lithium and their ore.

Leo Lithium cannot send any sort of communication to Kod, because they would be telling Kod something they did not tell their shareholders.

This is a first.

Glad ore was not in our plan.

Really is sticking your ore in someone else's business.

Acker, equally on your site too.

The internet generally.

Technology will catch up and it will end.

He is greenboxed amongst others, so I only see other people in the thread.

Often the Mali issue is not in context, for instance there are over 600 murders in England and Wales peaceful countries. Over the border from Mali there is a war raging, any country next to a warzone is likely to suffer some sort of crime and weapons moving across borders, were there is war there is cash. If you start digging in African countries there is all sorts to be found. South Africa is one of the worst but brushed over because of trade links.

The news seems to pigeonhole countries and only when they absolutely no longer fit change their storyline.

I am never sure of discussing those issues, it is a fine line between discussion and promotion, obviously I am against, but giving an opposing view an outlet is uncomfortable if it is repetitive.

Where did they go?

Jamesoor, not wanting to put the mouse back in front of the elephant but even as a big board looking through as much as we can as a collective it is still possible to miss something somewhere.

That Leo Lithium thing could be absolutely anything, could be as little as a bridge somewhere down the ore road and an agreement in the mining licence to upgrade it when spod exceeds a certain tonnage. It literally could be anything.

Big to Leo Lithium because one day into ore movement they stop, the share price would have bombed when the shareholders found out.

Instead ours did!!!!

Ha Elcobble if you posted that a minute earlier it would have saved me some typing!