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AG - that's what I thought when I first read it. Probably needs to put out as much newsflow as she can because of the placing. All imo and GLA

Certainly looks like it might stir back into life this week. We have a lot of newsflow landing in June and July. NOW might be the last chance to get in at these levels and before the next push up - hopefully towards 30p next stop. GLA

Looks poised to make a move up today and into the week. Could ole Zak’s 27p by end of May still come true. Matters not really as we have plenty of time and newsflow coming up to drive the share price forward. Should be a great period coming up for HEX. GLA

Gap up on open which is a good sign. Usually signal the start of a move up/trend. GLA

I’m sure we will get some interviews today to build the excitement. We now have two months to look forward to adding more value. Looking very cheap right now and should be loading up at these levels.

Another gas discovery made by Chariot.

Well judging by the rise on Friday, it could be the start of a rise in the share price into the main event coming up at Anchois. Look forward to learning more about this gas discovery once they have fully evaluated the results but this opens up another lucrative play for Char.

Takeover bid might have taken another step forward hey?

Have made a gas discovery on their second drill. Another massive drill coming up in August. Could be the start of a rise over there.

Fantastic news - a gas discovery. This will need digesting but sounds very promising indeed.

It was a bad interview - period. Were it otherwise, it wouldn't have resulted in a mini sell off, and quite a few negatives and concerns being expressed on here. The biggest for me are:

- a sense of Sheffield being in control and dictating, and being in no hurry. Moving the project at a pace that suits them

- the whole thing being contingent on a number of factors rather than de-risking production upfront. Those factors to include resource expansion, PFS, and FID.

- as a result, production being moved back to late 2025/early 2026?

- CEO has effectively said the upside will be given away as well.

Of course, we have to wait to see what the deal actually is, and not pre-judge or pre-determine it, but I'm not feeling as confident that it will be the exciting re-rate deal, or the timescales we have been expecting. But all imho and let's see what RNS lands. Happy to be proven wrong.

The share price will take care of itself once we get the Anza keys back. I don't doubt that the deal is going through, but the timescales are out of the company's hands, as the process will largely be led by third parties. So will it go into June, who knows, but that is certainly a possibility.

But once the deal is over the line, and the share price starts to move on the announcement, FOMO will start to set in. It will move very quickly as a lot of the liquidity has already been taken in the 4s and the 5s. We might get a gap up on opening, meaning that the money on the sidelines that has waited for news will have to pay a premium.

But let's see how it all plays out. GLA

Well explained Swissy. Having financing sorted out was a big factor. Then having names like Gervaise, PJ and Sean Wade associated with the company, helps with the ramping side of things. On top of this, there will be a new CEO and potentially a new project. So that all creates its own excitement. Pretty much all of the ingredients that PP mentioned.

I will look to add to KAT when it finds its new level after this first move up. GLA

I don't think it was anything to do with not being able to talk about the deal. He was just overly casual in his approach and didn't appear to have a firm handle on things. We will see what the detail is, but I suspect this JV will be written and dictated by Sheffield. The way in which this project moves and its timescales will be determined by Griffin i.e. what suits Sheffield and the pace at which they wan to progress it. Is this why the drilling has been delayed. It does indeed seem like Griffin is going to be king maker here. To an extent, this is to be expected when it comes to a JV, in that the funding partner tends to dictate.

The other thing to say is that things have changed dramatically now. Most of us will remember being told that there was no need for a PFS, and that the economic study that was done, would be sufficient for funding partners. We were also told that offtakers were queuing up, whereas now it's deference to Griffin to sort out the offtake. Previously the rejuvenation of the port was at the centre of the project, now it's being presented as a bit of a headache. Previously it would take 6 months to get this concentrate plant up and running - now it's going to be closer 2026.

I think the concern has to be whether Sheffield have given themselves 12 months to take a good look at this project with this 5% option, and if they like it, will they supress the share price? This might prove unfounded, but the risk is there. All imo and dyor

CHAR could report back on its drill next week. Something has made it stir into action today. It's now higher than when it dropped on the duster. Markets are crazy like that sometimes.

If they manipulate the share price, then 12p is highly unlikely for CMET's shareholders. If they don't manipulate the share price, then 12p is highly unlikely for Sheffield's shareholders.

Terrible decision making on ORCP's part to sell this project dirt cheap. The amount of money that ORCP have wasted on its other projects is far more than what Rivergold are spending now to drill this project. ORCP could really have developed this resource by now and benefitted from this bull run in gold, instead of being the minority junior partner to another junior. If anything comes of this project, it will go down as one of the most terrible and short sighted JVs in AIM history, but no doubt the CEO will claim it as a great success. All imo

I think it's stick or twist time at BCE.

We will have to wait to see what the deal actually is. I have a feeling that it will state that Sheffield will pay a couple of million for a works programme (drilling, resource expansion, etc) and any other work to get to FID (i.e. a PFS). I hope that it will also state that Sheffield will then fund the (£37 million) capex required to bring the project into funding, and commit them to that. My fear is that it won't, or that it will leave this commitment on a "to be negotiated basis" or something non committal.

The other worry is Sheffield's stake in CMET and its right to a further 5% at cheap pricing. They can easily manipulate CMET's share price now and take it out whenever they choose. You would expect Sheffield to act in its own best interests and not necessarily CMET's. What are their intentions, and will there be any kind of agreement which protects CMET from any low ball TO or manipulation.

Let's see and might be worth looking at how Sheffield has conducted itself with its other JV partners.

Anyway, all will be revealed next week hopefully. GLA

If we get a strong close this pm, it could be lift off from next week. We are entering the expected period for news to land and LC to step down. GLA

It was an uninspiring and concerning interview, and you can see the reaction. The concern has to be about Sheffield pulling the strings here, with CMET being put on a lead.

Surprised though, because I thought his first Crux interview was quite good, whereas in this one he just seemed quite blaise and casual in his approach, almost as if has was selling a car or something. All imo and dyor