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He's researching another company i believe hoochy. Everything of historical significance had been dug out and shown to all on here, offers landed, so i believe he saw no point in doing any more digging. It's just a simple wait for the binding deal to land tbh. We're all in a very fortunate position, the area Eurasia have the keys to around Monchegorsk really does have off the scale potential for all involved, all data out there says the same, historical right the way through to the present data.

I hope everyone gets what they want out of all of this, it's been a tough year for many.

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So basically, deals are on the table, flanks landed within the FSP, DFS has landed within the FSP, but somehow, somewhere, a brown envelope conspiracy exists. Not to warn anyone, but it all sounds a little far fetched, even more so considering things are currently going very well. This is the part i disagree with, as do others, there is no conspiracy for gods sake, the MDA includes a gov body and Norilsk, they're already set up legitimately to control what goes on at Monchegorsk. Please stop with the whole conspiracy nonsense, it hold no credibility when cross referenced to Eurasia and Monchegorsk's development to date.

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"Ignore Mac and his merry band. They mean well but they're suffering from botfly fever and finding it hard to distinguish anyone who they don't recognise on the board from the shorters." -

Reacted to you?. I never mentioned your name, you mentioned mine, now you come with some notion of attacking a deramper. Quite strange tbh, he gave his opinion and i have gave mine, quite a cordial conversation until you've decided to take aim at myself and others for having a different opinion to the OP.

Take your own advice, stand down soldier.

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1) Yes, the ones to go into round 2.
2)Only offers the BOD will accept will make it to round 2
3)I don't believe that there will be a suspension.
4)When the binding deal offer news lands, yes, an instant re-rate.
5) No, just the one that becomes binding.

It all helps pass the time in a pandemic lol

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Specific numbers from the company would have been great for the Rhodium tbh, we all know it's there, and we all know the very strong price it has ran up to. A significant resource figure for it would be very positive. The buyers will know all the specifics by the end of the FSP, i guess that's all that really matters at this stage, but, still, knowing ourselves would be nice. It has been produced at WK, we could have at least received a production figure imo.

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Comical Benjammith comical, only the FACTS are ever stated. What the company has done to date are the FACTS, anything else is just NOISE.

DD has been done by many, all have came on board, offers are now on the table, that's all that matters. When that many do DD, they can only see good things to have came on board, bare in mind that they're all professionals.

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Praiser, i don't like to bring it up, but look at all the hassle with Sirius Minerals in the UK. I own shares of a EU based company, the gov basically muscled their way in on it, most will know exactly what i'm talking about. Eurasia however, has actually went along perfectly fine, trouble free, everything they have said they will do has been done. From my experience to date so far with investing in mining, Russia has been by far the easiest and most straight forward tbh.

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Even their pinned tweet mentions being more sustainable, and retweeted Elon's tweet -

https://twitter.com/CA_Latest/status/1352556616227246084?s=20

Carbon capture will no doubt play an important part in NN reducing their footprint, they run smelting facilities, it's perhaps the hardest of the entire supply chain to reduce the emissions foot print.

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I agree with that Aston, the likes of Tesla need a certain kind of supply chain in place, and you don't turn down that type of custom, not at the rate they're expanding. NN have been making a very strong point on social media about changing, investing in both their facilities and the local populations. I've learned quite a few interesting facts just from reading their social media posts on twitter recently.

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No disrespect to you Sakhalinoiler, but, things have been going perfectly fine so far here, and, well, they will continue all the way to the deal landing, make no mistake about that. There are no problems, the MDA has been set up, you live in Russia, you'll surely understand the full purpose of the Monchegorsk Development Agency?

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Flood him with Thank You letters and gifts for allowing it all to take place legitimately lol

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I don't think it would be a walk in the park in any country Sakhalinoiler. In any country, if there was an area like Monchegorsk, then every person in power would want a slice of the pie, it's always the case, just some countries are perhaps a little better at hiding it. They all move from one thing to another, coal, oil etc, and now into what is needed for green energy technology, which Eurasia and Norilsk have in abundance. That's where Dmitry is the most important part of the jigsaw, he's worked at very top over there for a very long time, he knows how everything operates like the back of his hand.

In the UK, the private sector would no doubt try and have control over an asset like that, leaving your normal PI completely out of the equation.

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Note this part in particular -

"the sale of a gas company to a major Russian investment group"

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He knows exactly what he's doing -

DMITRY SUSCHOV
Mergers and Acquisitions Officer
Commodities trading veteran (primarily various grades of metallurgical and thermal coals) who has successfully built a major Pulverized Coal Injection (PCI) franchise throughout Asia, Europe and America with an annual turnover of up to $100 million, therby accumulating around 2.5% of the global PCI market share. He is also an investment banker with extensive experience in the Russian resources industry having previously worked with IG Capital, MDM Bank, PricewaterhouseCoopers and Ernst&Young as mining & metals leader in corporate finance for Russia and CIS.

"Mr Suschov has a successful track record of leading the strategic sales of companies in the natural resource sector including the sale of a silica sand mine and the second largest global carborundum production company to Indian Murugappa Group, the sale of a natural resource company to Danish natural resource fund, the sale of a gas company to a major Russian investment group and other deals."

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Interesting post, but, Dmitry knows what he is doing with the investment banking side, and Alexei knows what he's doing with the exploration side. Some things have had slight delays, but all have arrived, the dfs being the latest.

I do recall somewhere along the line that they did mention a preference for it all staying within Russia, so, and how it has been from day one, Norilsk Nickel will always be the prime candidate, they'll want full control of that area, no doubt about it, they control the global Palladium price. With blockchain and ETC's, they have further control of the market, then add control over Monchegorsk and they're in prime dominant position. It's all very logical and pretty straight forward imho.

Welcome to the chat board.

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Here you go Mjacobs, plus you can also look at the power of 78 and the ACF report. They both valued using methods found in this link -

https://www.valuewalk.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/Valuation_of_Metals_and_Mining_Companies.pdf

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wheelbarrow race first thing monday?

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That Friday 'wheelbarrow race' feeling lol

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Come on, be honest. Easiest buy on AIM at the minute, surely?

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