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The interesting part of that link from a Eurasia perspective is the "Russian legal entities controlled by persons from “unfriendly countries”".

Although a comprehensive list of "unfriendly countries" is provided, it's the "persons from" that may provide wriggle room, if this protocol is still live.

If we look at worst case scenario, even with the haircut, the sale price still has capacity to be massive. Bear in mind where the share price was when we had the comment "massive divi" (not a ref to any with a more negative inclination towards life).

Was that for me data?

So, following that logic, what evidence is there that we will receive a 50% haircut?

Saint,

It may not be a Japanese entity at the table, but it certainly looks likely they will be a planned consumer. Look at the make up of the board, even Keith's replacement and her previous and current affiliations. The reference to China at the table, could be in the form of ongoing financial backers of Eurasia2, or simply buyers and exploiters in their own right. Hopefully it will become more apparent in the next couple of months.

Good luck to all those with the capacity to display humanity.

That would be 3 - 4p lol

You can tell I've an empty house Sunday :-)

Siennaj,

I initially read it the same as you. It's clearer, if referring to a range to maybe put "3-4p", that way it's harder to be mistaken as a fraction. However we're just on a forum, so clarity and conciseness can easily drift. No crime committed :-)

"That's your opinion ... but if a guy who buys and sells shares ,cant understand simple sums ... then perhaps his in the wrong business ...confusion ...what confusion."

I've counted eight grammar and spelling mistakes. Wouldn't usually comment, but Rocklawn does seem a tad judgemental, when others can see an obvious misinterpretation :-)

As he says, the stock market is not a place for simpletons.

GM,

There are many approaches to making a profit from shares. Some people trade in the shares, some invest in the future of the company. There is no right or wrong, maybe read the book 100 to 1, an interesting read regarding the latter approach.

It's very easy in hindsight to question actions. I started buying in at 0.4p and a trader friend of mine was screaming at me to sell when they reached 2p :-) When looking at profit, no one approach fits all scenarios

Just another thought.

Any of the camp sites up there got forgotten about caravans/motorhomes/static homes stored on site?

The presence of someone on site at this time of year when they are so dead is a nice bit of free security for the site owner.

Sturfc,,

Really sorry to hear the situation you're in. Not sure of all your personal details , but if you're a single adult male, you will be right down the council's pecking list. Lets hope you get lucky with them. Have you looked on line at housing charities in your area, general charities, facebook groups, etc?

Thanks Edge, Will have a deeper rot around :-)

With reference to the current company value disparity, I see this as a good thing. The entrenched bear market of the last couple of years or so has hammered stocks. Sentiment hit rock bottom, with the result that even transformative news has been met with muted market response. I have several holdings that are grossly undervalued and with signs of sentiment changing, there are massive gains to be made. Small caps in mineral exploration and exploitation are on the cusp of significant rerates.

Should have read; " Obviously porosity within the reservoir rock". :-)

Should have read; " Obviously porosity within the reservoir rock". :-)

Great RNS. Now waiting the figure that really matters, sustained flowrates.

Obviously permeability within the reservoir rock is great. More interesting is the permeability from source to reservoir, getting a handle on migration rates would give a more complete picture of exploitation life expectancy. Recharge timelines and updated source rock reserves complete the picture.

Sans,

Thanks for attending. Many P.Is' just bleat about their holdings but never make the effort to get face to face. The future does indeed look extremely bright.. My risk/reward appetite has been somewhat diminished in light of the last couple of years of market hammering. However, Corcel is one holding that I intend to steadily increase over the next few months.

Sharewithus,

The current views regarding sale price appear to be driven more by "what's currently acceptable" to PIs', as a figure to come away relatively unscathed. We are not aware of the current full value of assets, how far the parties are prepared go to secure them, the time pressures on both the seller AND the buyer, how hard a deal the BOD is pushing for, etc, etc.

My view is that this company owes D.S. twenty years worth of capital investment and time, and he won't let this go for peanuts. I think it will be greater than 20p, but how much? I'm like the rest, I haven't a clue.

"GM402 you are daydreaming this BOD COULD NOT sell its self if it paid someone to take it of its hands this BB is like a comic."

Another great example of someone projecting what they actually are, although even the Beano could correctly configure sentences and spell.

Another destined for the post sale "Green Revolution".

...........heralded Green Revolution, the point after the sale is announced at which all the filtered trolls state that" they've been loading up for the last two years, and have made millions"?

Whether it's two days away, or two months, it feels like we are on the cusp of something transformational.

Good luck to all those with the capacity to display humanity.

Swako,

SP is not an accurate barometer of company value or potential value. This is widely accepted by the most successful investors of our time.

Docit,

Timing is all, and the AIM market has been hammered in the last couple of years. Stick with it, green shoots are appearing. I'm also significantly down from three years ago, but the last few months have seen some tentative recovery. Whether we return to bull in 2024 or 2025 remains to be seen, but with regards the woeful lack of investment in critical minerals, it appears some are starting to recognise the excellent value that exists at present. Unfortunately my expectations for BZT are extremely low, mostly based upon the actions of CB.