Member Info for Laverda

Joey, I want to see that plant continue running, I do not want Prem to fail, so leave me out of the handbag fighting on the boards.

The Hainan money should bump the share price up considerably.

However if after the dust settles from receiving the cash Nielle is very close to a maiden value and they are looking at NPV of over 300m with more potential, this should be a game changer. A spread of large assets over two regions, extremely well funded with another possible JV with Hainan.

Then the drilling should add to both the lithium jorc and a gold jorc. A different landscape, as usual we have all of the boring stuff to complete first.

Also depends on how much you are holding, difference between changing direction in a canoe or oil tanker dependent upon the sums invested.

A few hundred quid or a couple of grand it is normally possible to jump in and out most times.

Jay, herd press this morning.

We all follow the detail because we are invested.

There is also a theory that the UN forces are atttacting insurgents, both in Mali and a neighbouring country.

The drop has nothing to do with the funding finalised RNS.

It is to do with two events, Mali has asked the UN to leave. Something about the UN or US reporting that hundreds of people had been shot last year.

NATO talking about the Ukraine joining up. A country at war under NATO rules could not join in the past.

Those are the two events affecting the share price today.

Toptiger, you have just shown your true colours, which many of suspected anyhow.

Elcobble I agree.

Onlyking, mid July onwards is where I predict the transfer will complete.

I am fairly sure that the Hainan part was reported to complete in around 4 weeks and took 11 or so, the next part could not start until that was completed.

That said the odd transfer here goes through quicker on the rare occasion so we cannot be certain.

In the back of your mind I would think mid July onwards which is the time taken in the UK

Not far away now though.

Cottill, they are restructuring and moving to higher value material (us and lithium are part of it) so may not have a good short term share growth potential. But we are not investing in Hainan shares.

Not much to do with Kodal's JV.

Jag, bit more complicated than that, it depends what is bonded to the crystals in that mine and if it varies over the site as to how well it separates.

I would recommend reading the stuff on Pilbera minerals and their preparation for using this technology on their site later this year.

It is also worth reading about the supplier of their plant and how they have three static test facilities strategically placed across the globe. These test facilities take hundreds of samples from the site before they design and build the plant, the data from this testing dictates the design and construction of the plant and if any additional modules need to be included to process something peculiar to the one specific site. There are many different types of scanner too.

Like I said the way Stark are approaching this with this new technology is interesting.

The pilot plant is very light and small relative to production equipment, so it will be interesting to see if it can continuously be reconfigured on site quickly enough during the shake down to get it to function properly. All new territory.

Michael also Kodal's West Bougouni deal with Leo Lithium - Ganfeng connected to Leo. Should go through when the Hainan one finalises.

Potato, with more land.

Mattslim, I could be, and hope I am wrong, but I am expecting another extension and the assets to transfer mid July.

I think it takes the same time as here, 3 months at the earliest, Hainan finished their part mid April, we could not start until they finished.

Like I said, hope I am wrong.

Https://m.miningweekly.com/article/leo-lithium-adds-to-goulamina-resource-2023-06-20

Most popular shares, if it goes quiet they move on.

Nothing to do with quality, NNN had one of the busiest boards.

Pec, rain affects particle density when going over the conveyor which affects the air blast separation, also the separation roller and cyclone dryer.

GR's holiday does not impact the operation of the plant. You highlight my point.

There is 170m invested in Prem a large portion are small investors.

Prem allowed the plant walk through video, it has had only 1,000 views. Another key video 977 views. What are the rest of the investors basing their decisions on?

I wish we could see the number of views on an RNS, it could be eye opening.

Hasiba, no lithium, cash and relying on renewing a contract which is not guaranteed to materialise with no known alternative option?

Not much I know....

Imetrying, LSE appears, or possibly lithium/considered environmental shares, swamped with trolls.

Whether they are enthusiastic or not about a share they can be identified as they contain no rational reason to invest.

Some like Mike on here are taking a few hundred quid punt, fair do, others think Canmax are so desperate to fulfill the Ford deal they will continue even if it looked poor again and so on, they are reasonable reasons.

Others are completely empty.

Kenny100 - exactly Lol.