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You might be right addickt...if I remember rightly the original number quoted was "at least 10" parties in the dataroom and then Scott hinted at a later date that the number had increased.

"A data room is a space used for storing information such as contracts or corporate documents typically with the intent to share that information in a secure and/or confidential fashion with others (such as with a potential acquiror). "

My undesratnding is that once you're in you can remain in because you have been 'made inside' to the information that is there. So all or any of them may still be there and with the mining consultants in post the data will be increasing all the time...

I don't think we can conclude that anyone has left or lost interest just because nothing happened. It would be reasonable to assume that FNV and Osisko are/were in there and it would not be a surprise if other 'streamers' are in there with the latent prospect of a copper streaming deal.

But I don't see what any copper, gold or cooper/gold miner would leave. This is a Tier 1 Mine with, at current prices, almost $250 million of metal in the ground...

ActusRay opened a 0.5% short on 3 April and increased to 0.6% on 16 April which would have been somewhere aorund the current price and after the Tandy update...

https://www.shortdata.co.uk/company.php?isin=GB00B0WD0R35

So at 0.6% that would be c180 million shares...could be a coincidence?

M&A is never off the table at this price…

I’m surprised addicted that you have made definitive statements that Barwick and Anglo aren’t involved and that the Chinese are the only game in town…

Normally your statements are sound.

Do you have definitive information to support your statements?

Until someone has 51% I believe anyone could be involved because you don’t need any shares to make a bid…as BHO showed with Noront…

That's 0.7% of the Equity...

For anyone who saw my tip on BRCsilver…already up 15% and much more to come…

GDX and GDXJ both at 12 year highs…

Bring it on…

Tick tock…

BRCV already up 10% and there’s far more to come…

Bought 200,000 on a T20 at 5.98

Thanks as always Pbow

The Gold Silver ratio is 102.7…way higher than a reasonable 75/80…

Not too late to get into BRC Silver…closed at 30… it hit 152 in 2020 and 55 in November…

Not a ramp…it’s a huge stock…just trying to be helpful…and yes I have 300,000

I messaged the Chairman this am and he’s already replied…

There’s someone who knows how to manage investor relations…

And Dan is in direct contact.

People can moan all they want about the company.

Scott had to clear up the godawful mess that DC left. He’s delivered the much better PFS and the Franco Osisko deal.

Dan will deliver the DFS and right now we’re waiting on the election runoff…markets hate uncertainty…

But he and Smith are committed to maximizing shareholder value.

And what really matters is that Miners in general and Juniors in particular are bombed out…but…

GDX and GDXJ are at 11/13 year highs…gold continues to surge and it’s only a matter of time before we become a gold play…even Barrick is now looking for copper/gold plays…

The major miners are lazy…they let their stocks run down (they now only have 8 years gold in the ground)…then we have a Junior Miners boom and a M&A orgy where they mop up the best.

It’s only a matter of time before the Juniors Bull market really takes off (look at the gold price setting new highs daily)…

And we will be caught up in the drought.

Jiangxi remain the favorites because they’re owned by the Chinese State…but don’t rule out a gold major like Barrick or Newmont…

One day soon this price will look like a ridiculous bargain…

Tick tock…

Please see Page 12 of the latest presentation Bozi and the last page of the Technical Report:

https://solgold.com.au/projects/ecuador/cascabel-project/

Tandayama WILL be consolidated into the DFS

I'm in touch with Vujcic through linkedin and he replied positively to my message about the use of the $18 million...

I'm still holding back on calling the Chairman (he gave me his direct mobile) because I only want to calll him with constructive comments/questions.

Watch this space.

Ben...Tandy is open pit...also they will start mining Alpala from the surface while they construct the 'shaft' for the block cave.

From this point they could be mining ore in 2027.

Before posting an uninformed deramping comment, please check all the facts.

The next major stage is DFS (or FS as some refer); that will inform the Final Decision to construct the mine and the processing facility.

However I still think a takeover is the most likely scenario...tick tock...

The second round of Ecuador's presidential elections, which will pit current President Daniel Noboa against Luisa González, a representative of Correa's party, will not only decide the next president but will also become an implicit referendum on the Montecristi Constitution.

President Daniel Noboa has announced that, if he wins, he will push for a new Constituent Assembly with the goal of drafting a new Magna Carta, abandoning the current one, which was designed under Rafael Correa's administration. According to Noboa, it is necessary to "leave the Montecristi Constitution behind," as he believes it has been a framework that primarily favored the Citizens' Revolution governments. His proposal for a Constituent Assembly seeks to deepen the reforms he has initiated, particularly in the economic sphere.

"There must be a swift Constituent Assembly, not in the Correa style," stated the president, who defends his liberal approach to the economy.

On the other hand, Luisa González, who belongs to the Correa movement, does not consider the creation of a new Constitution a priority in her government plan. Instead, her focus would be on strengthening the progress made under the current Constitution, which already includes key principles on collective and environmental rights.

If Noboa's initiative is successful, one of the main topics discussed would be the possibility of allowing foreign military bases on Ecuadorian territory, a provision currently prohibited by the Montecristi Constitution. This measure, although viewed by Noboa as a strategy to combat drug trafficking, has drawn criticism from sectors that consider it an infringement on national sovereignty.

Regarding the economy, Noboa would seek to attract private investment to strategic sectors such as electricity and mining, which would allow the country to diversify its sources of income. In contrast, Indigenous peoples oppose these projects, demanding that their right to prior consultation, guaranteed by the Montecristi Constitution, be respected.

The dispute over the Constitution will mark a turning point in the elections, where each candidate has very different visions of the country's future and its legal framework.

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https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/hydrogen-allocation-round-2-har2-projects/hydrogen-allocation-round-2-har2-shortlisted-projects

Told you! Closed at 55.8?

And people have been dumping stocks left right and centre...

CWR is bouncing...this will bounce...

Higher prices for US produced generators...Trumps policies will badly damage US green tech manufacturing...

Europe will buy European and British...

Surely now Starmer will do something big for green tech in the UK...together with AI these could be boom sectors on which to build the UK economy...