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You say shore remains with valuation of 19.5p a share what valuation is put on egypt?

If they only getting 10m thats value of 5p a share. Wheres the other 14.5p valuation?

With gould now ceo so progress must have been made. Sdx holders have to vote on deal.

Well they did say they will dispose egypt asset back in aug and it would be higher than the mkt cap at the time.

The sp hasnt reacted, its only fair they get the options.

Are they going to breach them? Hence sp destruction..

120m...

What's the annual CF for this company again?

Tony's number are very accurate, mkt cap 100m?????? wth

3 other directors got options too.

Ceo wont sell but what about the other two remaining ones?

With the bond payment sorted i see this moving higher tomorrow.

Wont be surprised if it goes above 30p.

Lets see.

Why would hobbs sell? are you crazy.

Whoever got in at 10p and still holds, well done. I see this going close to quid by end of q1 24.

The elephant in the room was the bonds every quarter, now that for the next 2 quarters this is sorted and no overhang will occur this is good news for panr.

Panr have large resource, i think someone will partner with it soon.

Can see this goin over 30s before the webinar.

What was cost value to prove up an ounce.

Why do they make the rns sound complicated?

"The Mali government will become a shareholder in the subsidiary mining company following completion of the transfer and finalisation of shareholder agreements and LMLB has been established to be the holder of the Bougouni mining licence and operator of the mine. These transfers will occur at a later date once formal approval of the Direction Nationale de la Geologie et des Mines ("DNGM") in Mali has been received."

"The parties are looking to finalise all remaining compliance items as soon as possible with the expected transfer of money (US$117.75 million in total, of which US$3.5 million has been received as a pre-payment as announced on 3 August 2023) for the completion of the Transaction now expected in the first half of November 2023. Consequently, the parties have extended the long stop date for completion of the Transaction to 15 November 2023 or such later date that may be agreed in writing between the parties ("Completion")"

So mining license will not be transferred by mid nov?

Wth

Thats why not much action..

"....for the completion of the Transaction now expected in the first half of November 2023. Consequently, the parties have extended the long stop date for completion of the Transaction to 15 November 2023 or such later date that may be agreed in writing between the parties ("Completion")."

Free carry more likely. Just like ALL.

This is reason for so much delay imho

Negotiations

Same as ALL, is this why the delay.

The Mali government will become a shareholder in the subsidiary mining company following completion of the transfer and finalisation of shareholder agreements and LMLB has been established to be the holder of the Bougouni mining licence and operator of the mine.

The parties are looking to finalise all remaining compliance items as soon as possible with the expected transfer of money (US$117.75 million in total, of which US$3.5 million has been received as a pre-payment as announced on 3 August 2023) for the completion of the Transaction now expected in the first half of November 2023. Consequently, the parties have extended the long stop date for completion of the Transaction to 15 November 2023 or such later date that may be agreed in writing between the parties ("Completion"). Upon the receipt of funds pursuant to the Transaction, the parties expect to accelerate the development and mining activities of the Bougouni Lithium project, targeting production as quickly as possible.

Zengas a d v f n

Originally invested here in 2015 but after COVEs Steve Staley went 4 years ago in Oct 2019, i remained on the sidelines ever since and studying the latest news.

Gone from 213m then and with the latest excerise in warrants just shy of 1.2 billion shares today.

Almost 9 years and regardless of share price appreciation to date i don't see where the value is in any of the assets relative to 14p because i would undoubtedly buy at 3-6p if i thought it was on.

A number of questions for me is why after all this time of languishing do they unequivocally reject the offer as it significantly undervalues the potential ?

That's a (£168m) $200m valuation. Who pays that kind of cash for just part of a virgin block.

It's 45% of a study on a 6500 km2 block with no wells drilled and just 456 km 2D and no 3D seismic and no psc.

That's $200m for something that they haven't got as a psc. So is the entire block really worth pro-rata 100% basis around $445m ?

Phenenomenal money - yet they dismiss it uneqivocally - ie not entertaining it.

Given UPL will need more cash (drilling, 3D, PSC payment and only very small 2D coverage) - how much is needed taking into account further shares in issue versus today ?

On that dilutory basis and taking into account all the drilling risk can they explain why it is significantly undervalued and how they see or think the share price will be relative to the dismissed 14p ? on a further 6-12-months/2 years timeline risk with x amount of additional shares ? versus dismissing 14p which is a 600% premium to the 2p share price 3 weeks ago.

They said in their last results they have to bid for the PSC - this leads me to ask another question, what price the government will seek from UPL for the block now they know the company is dismissing a figure of $200m for UPL itself ?

Its dropping because of the overhang most likely the warrants that were issued yesterday and today.

The billionaire is Irish, surely those in the city would be buying in if bid was going through but we hear nothing.

Money is still required to fund the well? Who will fund it?