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That guy is a first class tos—r, and always will be.

Swest. Just feel it is now a case of new people and positions etc. settling down and feeling their feet, then should happen soon after that.

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Not2sure I believe that they loose the total offtake amount only. On the after ratification again I feel totally sure that Piedmont can’t delay going ahead if Atlantic have all their ducks in-line.

That would do them a lot of good 5toamillion, wouldn't it? Not really, and could alienate themselves strongly with the powers to be. I am sure most investors will now know what a waste of space Ghana has become to invest. Are you a one man self destruction centre, as the majority of your posts are totally negative.

It should resume tomorrow.

Not a job for Amanda from accounts, but Keith would be well suited to sell this.

Hi Swest42. Yes I have been here too long, and bearing everything in mind, I would have to very seriously consider a out at 50-60p.

It is amazing how short sighted some investors really are? It is still a world class asset, and at some point the world will need more lithium than supply will meet. 25p or 33p would be a complete joke, with ratification in place!

Exactly why Ghana will remain a 3rd world economy going nowhere very soon

Teddy, may just start to focus their minds a little, hopefully.

Big LTH's will not take 30p. or anything like, so I would set your sights a little higher for an offer to be acceptable.

Don't see what Assore increasing their stake has to do with an offer going through, as their shares are not counted in a vote on accepting any offer recommended by the BOD.

Weak credit control if you ask me.

Neither will I Bozi.

Believe the $675 is AISC, which I believe includes all taxes and ROI, and the kitchen sink. Breakeven costs and ongoing cash costs will be lower on a day to day basis.

We really want to get on with the mine build ASAP now, because with the current timelines we are still looking at mid 2026 to start mining and perhaps 26/early 2027 to ramp up to full production. What we also know is that with spodumene even remaining around current levels, it is still very profitable for us with our very low Opex, compared to many others, and this valuable profit can help us further develop the resource and operations there, even perhaps the extra train, space already planed in, to take production to circa 550kt per annum. We will have the free cash, space and low Opex to continue this roll. So don't see any delays as positive, even bearing in mind that the shortages may not arise until 2028.

The increased production would come from putting in an extra train at the processing plant, where he said space has been planned in with the design etc.

She always says the wrong things at the wrong time. Remember the post showing off about what she had made on shares in NH's other gas company, when ALL SP was constantly struggling. She was okay as company accountant, but nothing else IMHO.

That's the million dollar question, but the cost of mining and shipping vast quantities of material with very low recovery rates and the price of converting just don't stack up at these levels. That is without looking at ESG and the vast environmental damage and the waste material etc.