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Thanks Twohits
What's the UT looking like?
Zinnwald Lithium plc, the German focused lithium development company, announces that the Company's issued share capital as at the date of this announcement comprises 255,605,953 ordinary shares of 1 pence each, with one voting right per share ("Ordinary Shares"). The Company does not hold any ordinary shares in treasury and therefore the total number of Ordinary Shares with voting rights in the Company is 255,605,953.
The above figure of 255,605,953 may be used by shareholders as the denominator for the calculations by which they will determine if they are required to notify their interest in, or a change to their interest in, the share capital of the Company under the FCA's Disclosure Guidance and Transparency Rules.
Patience... the magic word. AMG: not so clued up with them but I'm sure BMN will come good in time. Hang tight fella.
A fellow BMN fan. Welcome... you are in a good place here.
They did:– it relates to the Deutsche Lithium GmbH granting – RNS as of 18 June 21
https://polaris.brighterir.com/public/zinnwald_lithium/news/rns/story/xp9ypmw
That was my take on it although the ramifications of that distribution, if any, are a little unclear to me.
Malik: Can you give us your interpritation of this please.
There is mentoin of ZNWD here:
https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/BCN/offer-for-bacanora-lithium-plc-h2amk728ffynd8v.html
Agreed Twohits.
Here's some interesting on-the-ground footage: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2Yv5LYr06c
Closed captions are useful but without the benfit of understanding the German language you miss alot of what they are saying... Any German speakers here...
Post of the week RK.
pb940: it was maccas21 “a closing price at or above 24p by the end of the week” or words to that effect.
I also feel confident that in many years to come new people will gaze upon these records and find themselves wishing they were here. Time will tell.
@bumblingfool. A few years ago I came across some old tweets put out on twitter many years before the surge up to the 40’s, in the early days of BMN, a time when BMN was at a fledgling developmental stage compared to now. I recall the general mood of the time was one of positivity and a strong fact-based belief that the company was onto something big. Fast forward a few years and guess what... they were right! Granted, I understand your reticence - there’s much white noise out there but look around and ask yourself if you can you can find sources that delivers such in depth research as that found on TBP or to an extent here.
With an 30, 40, 50p close tomorrow I’m sure that will help repair any animosity. Count yourselves blessed guys and stop bickering... drowningman isn’t so why are you. I look forward to your enlightening posts and a sense of normality.
UKsteveg if that were to be the case then would it be conceivable that the price action between the two separate entities (AIM and JSE) behave independently of one another as well? Appologies if the answer is an obvious one.
It’s a really interesting hypothesis numpty and isn’t beyond the realm of impossibility. But yes, it will be interesting reading BBN’s view. Personally speaking I’m not complaining because I’m still in catch-up mode.
It’s taken more than a few years to get to £10k per ounce today but it was well worth the wait if you bought in at £750 per ounce in 2016.
I see BMN as having amazing upside eventually... just (here comes the fun bit)...Hold onto your hats!, cash elephant, this is going to the moon, boom!
We will celebrate those words eventually... hang in there :-)