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400k buy above the offer price

Yep, be filling my boots again in the 1’s too GP if it goes that low. Like I said earlier, volume tells you it’s only bored & flapping PI’s selling

Not really on the contrary is it. The interim govt won’t give Phulbari the go ahead, certainly not within a timescale before the elections.

Which, if as they have stated, will take place in the next 2-3 months. Which isn’t really a long wait is it?

MM’s have certainly taken advantage of the unpredicted GoB turmoil though. Taken it down to this level on miniscule volume. Shows the players are not bailing, just the weak holders.

We are also fully funded till August 2025 so no worries on that point. Share Price will be looking a lot different in a few months, lashings of humble pie for the negative Norma’s. 😁

“Shame on those who ramped this share”

Nobody could predict GoB collapsing.

Pull up your big boy pants & stop crying. Maybe invest off the back of your own research instead of off BB opinions in future.

The share price will recover once an election date is set.

Lots of buying into the close GP 😁👍

Spot on Papp. Although that probably fall on a lot of deaf ears. I’ve had to filter the relentless garbage article poster (not searcher 😂)

As an election date looms, once this date is announced, we will see the SP rise from the ashes in anticipation of the new government (BNP) & their pro Phulbari stance.

Will we see a quick rise into triple figures like last time the caretaker government ended?

Agree, once BNP are in we’re away. Doesn’t matter what Yunus thinks, he won’t be a decision maker after the election . Just got to wait till elections, hopefully before end of this year

The project will benefit the Bangladesh economy from day one of approval through job creation. It’s anticipated that there will be 17,000 jobs created(direct/indirect) on the mining part alone.

Then we will have sales from overburden once mining commences.

Who’s filling their boots at 3p then? 😂

He’s only held the position for 19 days. The main focus has been restoring law & order

From RNS 2 weeks ago

“It is envisaged any new Bangladesh government will need to make decisions on energy supply. The Company is ready to assist and put forward the Phulbari coal mine development as an important contribution towards stabilizing the coal supply for Bangladesh's existing coal fired power plants, which now includes another brand newly commissioned 1,320MW power plant in the Payra area.

The Company is closely monitoring the situation in Bangladesh and will provide further updates as appropriate.”

Phulbari Day on Monday so could be seen as little insensitive to give the go ahead now.

I’d stake my entire holding that the green light won’t be given by a caretaker government. Fingers crossed we have an elected government before end of the year

Interim government wont make the decision on Phulbari & Yunus doesnt want to be prime minister so his opinion is irrelevant.

No decision will be made till after the election

“ Coal-fired power plants already in operation and completed recently cannot go into production of power simply because of the shortage of coal.”

Laying the ground work for SoD approval. 😁

Derampers on multiple forums trying to make out they were right all along after GCM got hit with a swerve ball with the GoB collapsing 😂

Yeah, you really knew that was coming. Wait till the new GoB is elected & then we’ll see how clever you feel 😂

Ridiculous to think she would try to come back. She’s deluded. Forgone conclusion it would all kick off again

SoD approval benefits the economy from day 1 with job creation alone

Load up 🤑

“Yunus, who has taken the title of "chief advisor" to a caretaker administration made up of civilians except for one retired brigadier general, has said he wants to hold elections "within a few months."

“The Project’s mine operation alone will create around 17,000 jobs (direct and indirect) and the development of new industries using co-products from the mine and those enabled by Phulbari coal being used to generate electricity will create many thousands of more jobs. Training and employment opportunities will be provided to ensure that the benefit to the local communities is maximised.”

Big infrastructure developments will create a lot more job opportunities for graduates. Job restrictions were one of the main issues that triggered their protests