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Del: that's a bizarre coincidence. Vincent Mascolo's on the board of Li consolidated (he's ceo of IRR) I hope we see some news this week :-)

I emailed investor relations twice, asking them for more detail ex detailed maps of the lithium assets (there weren't any in the RNS). No response. I hope the new board improves this aspect of PR.

Del: I don't get what your suggesting. Is there a Australian co or is it a region?

There are any number of junior mining explorers who have just holes in the ground, and some grades which investors extrapolate into revenue. It is a fact that most will never produce anything commercial. (Not the same as saying you can't make any money on the sentiment). In CAFs case, buying a near production asset or some advanced exploration project lets us fast forward towards production revenue. This may be key, given the boom will likely last 3-4 years. In the case of lithium, some are even predicting a glut in the market by 2018-19, due to every explorer scrambling towards lithium tenements. In other words, there is always only a small window to ride the boom, and these guys intend to. Just my two pence. Could be completely off. DYOR please. Good luck all

Keeping the spirit buoyant is very important, whilst waiting. It's not necessarily ramping. I m certain you have read the cvs of those who have joined the board. Their experience in the mining arena: probably about 150 years worth in total. There is something big coming: these folks wouldn't just agree to join a shell co on a whim, or due to personal connections, without a definite lucrative plan in the pipeline. Some have finance backgrounds: raising capital from IIs etc. Some are experienced mine engineers, some have been CEOs of successful companies. All have been through several boom bust mining/commodity supercycles, and know we are in a sweet spot. They are going to seize opportunities. Failed projects. Moth balled mines. Who knows? IMHO it will include near production or producing assets. You need to make up your own mind. Good luck

Chaz: tbh it's even sadder that folks can't wait one or two weeks for the news flow to start.

My expectation: another asset acquisition, this time near producing or even one which was producing previously but currently moth balled, due to previous owners financial issues. The team being built up does not feel like a junior explorer. Rather a miner. Alongside this, a brand new website, and a lot of publicity for the new company. Who knows? Exciting times

Very interesting board composition. Looks like David's ambition is to become a producer, rather than mere junior explorer. What do people think?

I VE been wondering abt the name too...

Itsagame: just my experience with bed and ISA: HL prefer an email from your account, stating details of transfer request: account number, number and name of share, account to which to transfer, and willingness to accept all conditions attached. If you do this online, processing is pretty much the next day. Just my two pence, not trying to patronise you. Best wishes

I found this posted by a poster "Fundamentally" on the WTI board. Not sure if folks here may find it useful. " the Berg Aukas Zinc deposit is owned by the unlisted company China Africa Res Namibia (Pty) Ltd, which was wholly owned by CAF. The investors who took over CAF as a listed vehicle for acquiring mining interests did not want Berg Aukas (surprisingly perhaps, as it is a very rich and clearly commercial deposit). Therefore, the China Africa Res Namibia (Pty) Ltd shares were allocated pro-rata to existing CAF shareholders. I am sure about this because I was a CAF shareholder, and some China Africa Res Namibia (Pty) Ltd shares have been allocated to me. Obviously, I cannot trade these. I must hope that at some point they may be listed and Berg Aukas developed - but I am not particularly hopeful!"

I m so excited, can't wait to see next move here. Our time is coming folks :-)

Hi folks:) good to see a gradual rise....my instinct tells me this is a multi-bagger based on calibre of board. Good luck all

I m not suggesting weatherly is the seller (as they are tied in), but they aren't in great shape are they? Heavily leveraged to copper price, so if copper goes up, we are safe. Otherwise if CAF takes off, would they unload some of their shares to raise cash? Just a thought

Points for trying, come on chaps lol

Nice work Akram! more appointments this week I think

Just reading this chaps background. Red quest corp is described as a capital pool company. Sounds similar to an AIM cash shell? In Feb 2017, red quest took over interests in Harfang resources inc, but unable to find any further info on this....

The last addition to the board : frank Mcallister led platinum/palladium mining, so my bet would be cobalt or platinum

Screech: I did see that pj tweet, I think he's referring to this as well. This company needs publicity and I reckon that too is in the pipeline, after the name change, and board reconfiguration....exciting few weeks ahead for sure!

Is the herd ignoring this because of fears/risks around RTO? Or just lack of publicity/awareness I wonder