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Sol

Obviously the waste from Met1's 8 old mines is still on site, (which is why they have an agreement with DISA) and not part of the removal and consolidated burying on various sites.

''8 UAM's''

8 AUM's

What a fruitcake he was - now the latest on the PANR board-

15 May 2026 12:26

''For you guys I will let you in on a little secret . My present holding is 38,567,125 shares''

He has a bottomless amount of money it seems

Sol

don't be silly - Met1 have waste from 8 UAM's that could be processed from the Uravan project. Waste from the Uravan belt would be from thousands of mines

Xpert

you have posted misleading info, Make sure you know what you are talking about before posting.

I had given my view about the share price many many times whilst giving out warnings in 2025

Xpert

you have BADLY let yourself down again - your name needs changing

Sol

not really relevant if waste has been buried or not. There will be no capital expenditure from MET1 with it's agreement with DISA .

Sol

the Uravan belt is about 2,000 sq miles I believe with Met1 having under 500 hectares.

Morn

Met1 have a relatively small acreage of the Uravan belt from which waste could be processed

Xpert

''Dyor''

yes I did, and very quickly concluded that a scam operation was in progress in 2025 with Met1 shares. which I warned others of many many times - with the warnings coming true.

Xpert

you appear to be going off tangent because you do not like responses making you look foolish

Xpert

As I said...... - once again you are off the mark.

LTI

''Bought 18 Mar 2026 15:43

At 1.6p''

This was from proceeds of previous profits taken from Met1, so I have loads of shares for FREE

Xpert

not sure that your name is appropriate.

Kazatomprom is a miner of uranium.

MET1 have waste left from previous mines.

MET1 may get future revenue from DISA processing the waste if it all works out successfully - probably a maximum of 4% of saleable Uranium. MET1 could possibly receive about $7,600 per processed metric ton.

The question is how many metric tons of waste are there on their site. If anyone knows that would be of use to an investor. So if there were a total of 500 tons of waste for example, that could net about $3,800,000

I have noticed that BHP that I am invested in has helped with the DISA funding

Gyro

''If the demand continues to rise and the supply doesn't then logically the premium rises in step?''

'' won't this new issue of Ordinary shares just devalue the SP? ''

As I said there is only so much of a premium that investors are prepared to pay - normally no more than about 2.5% over NAV. SMIF issue new shares on a regular basis due to demand, also at a premium. They also buyback shares via tenders, at a discount.

Morn

''£221k buy, someone is confident''

which they got from someone happy to sell

When are people going to learn?.

An rns has simply been released talking about a possible future tiny percentage of revenue that could be given to Met1 from scrap extracting operations, but gamblers jumped in to take the valuation well above TNAV again for a period of time. Many would already be underwater with a purchase today.

The reality is that MET1 has no revenue and is loss making.

Anon

As I said - not only are you stupid you spewed out lies twice, which obviously you have had an issue with me pi/putting you straight on the matters. I am not if I wish to do so, going to sit back and see lies posted without reply. Try finding facts instead of posting nonsense.

D27

some silly people think a high yield always equals undervaluation.

Doo

''I believe that a fair dividend yield for L&G stands at circa 5.5 to 5.7%''

10 year gilts currently yielding slightly above 5%.