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Come on Tom - don't be shy. We are all on edge waiting for the latest bout of vitriol and vomit on Kendrick !!

What I am really looking forward to is another rant from the ignoramus Tom Winnifrith. I wonder if has ever done any reading or research on the project activities and milestones between 2017 and 2025. Hmmm. Think know the answer. 14Mt at 3.2% TREO. Very nice indeed and independently verified.

More dilution very improbable. The project will be advanced and then sold to the highest bidder. Around £250M is my guess by the year end. REE projects of this calibre are very rare indeed.

From two of the more widely read (not sure about respected) share forums

"Significant Director dealings in Critical Mineral Resources (CMRS) were published by RNS after hours on Friday and are below the media radar as a result. The purchases are notable and seem not to be just the usual window dressing.

https://uk.advfn.com/stock-market/london/critical-mineral-resources-CMRS/share-news/Critical-Mineral-Resources-PLC-Director-dealings/96729221

CMRS has made a major copper discovery in Morocco - the details of which were published just last week.

https://uk.advfn.com/stock-market/london/critical-mineral-resources-CMRS/share-news/Critical-Mineral-Resources-PLC-Agadir-Melloul-Project/96707667"

Yeah, that is another CB venture I think

It certainly is and you will see why shortly. Ongombo mine permit must be very close.

Maybe and may be not. That is for me to know and you to guess my friend.

Eventually investors will realise and appreciate the investment in Moroccan antinomy. 50% of global supplies came from China until export restrictions imposed in Q4 last year. The US military machine is now desperate for new sources of supply and Mexico plus Korea cannot bridge the gap. Antimony spot price now over $51000 per tonne up from S11000- in late 2023.

What do we have ? Some of the best licences ion Morocco with historic mines and production and loads of remaining stibnite underground. Plus new concessions - and, I suspect, more to come

Not long to go before investors realise the importance of this development

Well this news shows-up Fitbrokers pal to be an ignoramus and fraud !! What a surprise.

Wow, that is some RNS. It is obvious that the commodities trading business is expanding and growing very well plus they must have identified a really good copper or antimony project to acquire and develop.

This little 'tiddler' is going places and their shareholders with it !! And, no dilution. The new shares are mostly at a premium price !!

I quite like your definition of CIA. Can I put these letters after my name ? That is something I always wished I could have done in my earlier years but with a poor education it never materialised. 2 x GCSEs probably do not count as Honours.

Anyone interested in the reality of the situation between IDM and Bezant should read this and draw their own conclusions as to who made the recent decision to merge !! Unless the paranoia that comprises this Bulletin Board makes you think it is all AI generated !!😂

https://www.bezantresources.com/philippines

Mr T

If you do not believe that CB had the final say on this matter you are delusional. And as for the mysterious 'Mike' I assume you mean Mike Yarwood as your comments are comedian-like.

If you want evidence that it was CB's decision check out the composition of the Board of IDM and the Board of Bezant.

What do you find on Bezant ( and IDM) ?

RONNIE SIAPNO

Non-Executive Director

Mining Engineer holding a Bachelor of Science Degree in Mining Engineering and a lifetime member of the Philippine Society of Mining Engineers. Mr Siapno is the President of Crescent Mining and Development Corporation and also a Director of Bezant Holdings Incorporation in the Philippines.

Well, now there is a surprise. See if you can join-up the dots.😜

Nice one but sadly lacking in fact, evidence or substance. It s all a bit obvious really. Just needs a modicum of intelligence.

Oh and by the way, the Minister of Mines in Zambia part-time. Doh !!

The CIA - who else ? Idiot.

I give up. Should be greater than 0.5% cut-off in L.3. I am sure you can figure it out even if LSE algorithms cannot. Grrrrr.

Look - this is obvious - surely ??.

It is a back-to-back deal between JLP and XTR. XTR has the cash whereas JLP does not. Its Zambian copper operations have been losing money and the feed grade has been rubbish at 2% as a cut-off. 'Manna' from heaven for JLP who must still be big mates with CB. So, XTR has the purchase power from Manica income but no processing pant and JLP has a processing plant hungry for high grade feed. What do they do ?

Agree a deal that amortises the ore/waste purchase cost ( 1.6% Cu), transport cost and processing costs in a market where copper is around $10500 per tonne and then they share the profits.

What is the size of the resource and what does XTR gain? No idea but much larger than 300Kt I will bet and JLP will tell us soon enough and be singing from the roof-tops whilst XTR treats its shareholders like s--- as usual.

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Look - this obvious - surely ??

It is a back-to-back deal between JLP and XTR. XTR has the cash whereas JLP does not. Its Zambian copper operations have been losing money and the feed grade has been rubbish at 2% as a cut-off. 'Manna' from heaven for JLP who must still be big mates with CB. So, XTR has the purchase power from Manica income but no processing pant and JLP has a processing plant hungry for high grade feed. What do they do ?

Agree a deal that amortises the ore/waste purchase cost ( 1.6% Cu), transport cost and processing costs in a market where copper is around $10500 per tonne and then they share the profits.

What is the size of the resource and what does XTR gain? No idea but much larger than 300Kt I will bet and JLP will tell us soon enough and be singing from the roof-tops whilst XTR treats its shareholders like s--- as usual.