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May be there will be a need for another consolidation when it gets less than 1p.

Best thing that could happen is Mana paying 4 to 6p for this. The incompetent management will recommend it right away.

Wasn't the guy a big finance stuff?

No, it is finished; we were shafted by some finance guys and their friends.

We were shafted in a classical and deja vu game.

For those who know, if yes vote, when the money could reach the bank? Thanks.

Sure, but they might also be thinking that a no vote would lead to other better valuations.

Why there will be a price slump if many have bought around 28p?

They have all agreed things at the expense of PIs. It is a club and we are not in it.

Today is Monday. It is ok to accept that we were shafted. This should be a stain in the records of this management.

If the Chinese can and wwnt develop it, why others can't?

MN played it right. It was always about his personal interest. Not much difference from the current management. In fact, it is even worse when you try to induce people thinking you hare their interests at heart.

You will be surprised how greedy they are.

Those guys should be shamed and remembered for what they did.

Why a potential bidder would wait till after the vote? Unless he wants to tale it at even lower than 28p, thinking that a no vote would crash the SP.

May be the new guy doesn't have anything to do. So he wanted to do something he knows to "justify" his salary. He erased almost a third of the MC. Seems he doesn't even know about finance or or may be he is hired to crash the SP for someone to take it at .5p. This share is attracting "special" kind of management.

First touch of the finance guy.

£30millions raised at 20p would be balanced by a 5p increase in the SP.

Guys, we were shafted

Drilling to date at Tandayama is encouraging; however, essential technical work, including metallurgical testing and geotechnical and hydrological assessments, has not yet been completed.

The drilling was designed to improve geological confidence within the interpreted open-pit design and to test mineralisation beyond the current pit limits, including at the Tandayama West target. The results confirm the continuity of copper-gold mineralisation within the northern portion of the interpreted resource shell and identify zones of higher-grade mineralisation at depth, including within intrusive lithologies at the base of the conceptual pit design. Additional mineralised intervals were intersected outside the interpreted pit limits, providing further information to refine the geological model.

Although the appeal of the premium offered and the support of the main shareholders suggest that the transaction will move forward, its approval will ultimately depend on the decision of those groups and on meeting regulatory conditions, but the sale is expected to be completed without major issues.