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"Maybe see an afternoon rally to 3.85-3.9 from those who "wouldn't want to be out over the weekend"

Will settle for that. GLA

Are you referencing a Cornish radio interview from the end of last year? Those throw away comments and hints were in the public domain back then so no need to ramp this week suggesting that you have any further insights than the rest of us.

Best just to sit it out and ride the crest of the anticipation wave the same as everyone else on this board.

GLA

Maybe see an afternoon rally to 3.85-3.9 from those who "wouldn't want to be out over the weekend". It'll be interesting to see the SP at close of play 13th, 20th and 27th in advance of the MRE.

I'm guessing a Thu 26th RNS.

GLA.

That's 4 quid LOL

GLA

I noticed the LinkedIn post has the "Soon" emoji highlighting the upcoming MRE. I guess in the grand scheme of things within the next three weeks is "soon". Going on people's experience what are the chances that most of the prep work is done pending the plug and play of final results and the use of AI agents speeds up the translation of Big Data and the generation of the MRE for sign off ?

Maybe a daft question but could the MRE drop as early as next week in advance of month end?

You only need to look at the daily % drop of TUN, REE and GMET to show that it's the general market impacted and nothing to do with SML fundamentals.

Agreed. The fundamentals are still in place. We have a much sought after commodity, especially in the current climate. With anticipated news flow on the final drill results (hopefully even Wed/Thu this week) and the revised MRE due before the end of the month I think Warren's guidance is relevant on this one...

Rumours of what? Expediting progress, M&A, funding, drilling expansion etc ?

Appreciate it should be taken with a pinch of salt but keen to know what topics have been doing the rounds?

GLA

I think the curious challenge is on the use of "largest" versus "highest".

GLA.

This includes the newly delineated, and currently named, North Tin Zone. As shown in Figures 1-3, this zone forms a distinct and continuous zone of mineralisation, with the sample results showing it is dominated by tin. This zone will be subject to estimation in the forthcoming MRE, and RPEEE analysis, and therefore could, following these outputs, form a new, non-SVS resource.

Charles:

"The Redmoor project is polymetallic and contains tungsten, tin, copper and silver - all of which benefited from tightening supply and surging demand, with liquid markets like copper and tin expressing this through price rallies while tungsten's gains appear mainly as structurally firm contract pricing driven by critical-mineral security concerns. There is no doubt that Redmoor is endowed with a very advantageous basket of minerals."

Onwards and upwards.

GLA

That's "suite"

GLA

Copy / Paste ?

GLA

"CRD039, the second last drillhole, has been delayed at the laboratory due to additional QAQC checks, but is expected to be reported shortly."

"...through drilling CRD041, CRL was able to identify new structures hosting tin, tungsten and copper mineralisation that were not previously delineated. This includes the newly identified tin zone detailed in the highlights above. Following review of historical datasets other structures with sample results have been identified"

Now showing on here.

Dennis Rowland, CRL Managing Director, said:

"Drillhole CRD041 intersected the Redmoor SVS, in the western extent of the current Mineral Resource, within an area of the deposit where the mineral zonation has a higher proportion of tin dominant high-grade zones. The drillhole results contain multiple intersections of tungsten- and tin-dominant mineralised zones from within the SVS, with these zones also classified as high-grade on a tungsten equivalent basis. Additional intersections within the non-SVS section of the drillhole indicate the potential for further zones of mineralisation outside of the current MRE which may, subject to further delineation, estimation and assessment of Reasonable Prospects for Eventual Economic Extraction ("RPEEE"), support future resource definition."

Mark Burnett, Strategic Minerals Executive Director, said:

"The 2025 drill programme at Redmoor has shown the high-grade nature of the SVS deposit, as well as its zonation. With the structural shifts in global metal prices, especially for tungsten and tin, Redmoor's multicommodity composition has the potential to provide significant economic benefits. The Company is on schedule to complete its Shared Prosperity Fund match grant funded activities by the end of Q1 2026, including the new Mineral Resource Estimate and economics updates, which we expect will further highlight the potential of Redmoor as one of the highest grade, undeveloped, tungsten resources in Europe."

GLA

From any LTHs and any other's experience how quickly are Brokers likely to update their guidance after MRE's being shared. Will it take a while for financial bodies to digest it or is it largely plug and play figures and assumptions followed by updates within 24 or 48 hours?

GLA

Saying what ?

GLA

Cheers DoBre.

More of a comparison to GMET and TUN mcap but I'm new to this journey. Exciting times right enough. Thanks for the feedback and any LTHs insights.

GLA