Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
The UK has just experienced the wettest 18 months, since records began in the 1890’s. There’s still chatter about a summer drought, though. The issue isn’t with the rain fall, it’s with its retention. No new reservoirs, water loss through old pipes, too much fresh water being allowed to run off to tidal rivers etc.
Including raising capital from elsewhere. I have a hunch this is going to end badly.
Not entirely surprising but it again highlights Hemo’s work against ‘all’ viruses.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/apr/20/next-pandemic-likely-to-be-caused-by-flu-virus-scientists-warn
I understand that other than used in the facility for human consumption, there is no fresh water use for the processing of products. That was the whole point of a previous ESIA revision.
That’s been the case for a few years.
wow! so anyone who disagrees with swazzers and his charts is a ******. the guy is certifiably a narcissistic nut job.
I’m back to squarsies so I’m a happy bunny…a few more days like this to get us into the 3’s and I’ll be happier still.
Who’s to say MrInd’ didn’t sell at 4p? Who’s to say none of the other big p.i holders didn’t sell at 6p all the way down to current levels and are now rebuilding back up to 10million shares. Who’s to say…?
“B..b..but it’s the shorters’ ‘they’re all evil…’ nonsense! :0D
AIMHO of course.
You label EML as it is now, with high risk, and I agree. However, this wasn’t regarded as High Risk 5 or 6 years ago and you can’t convolute EML with ‘all mining stocks’. The potash was confirmed and the size and scale was all Jorc compliant, Morocco is a political and socially stable country, the locals WERE on board with the project, financing wasn’t an issue, it was a low capex/high return investment.
The board of directors, led by Graham Clarke have slowly eroded the confidence of investors through mismanagement. So much so that they’ve now had to give up 20% of the company for the price of a bag of crisps. He should be gone.
@Franalax….this hasn’t ’always been high risk’. Before Graham Clarke took over, this was one of the surest bets on AIM. His incompetence has got us to this point and he should no longer be the CEO. He’s a clown.
If it really was only ‘weeks’, we would’ve/could’ve waited and raised at a higher price. Nope, the ESIA will be months, and the board knows it.
Why on earth would I get involved in the REX offering and buy at 1.75p? The s.p will be below that soon, possibly today even. Graham Clarke has ruined this company.
We’re now at the stage of raising at just over 10% of that figure. The guy is a charlatan and should be out.
It’s a shambles! We should never have been in this position and it’s all down to bad leadership. I remember many moons ago, when GC stated that if another raise was needed, he didn’t think it would be under 15p…
there’s no restriction to them raising, but they are restricted by how many shares they can now issue, without either issuing a prospectus, or dropping off the main market and onto aim. last *** packet calculation was hemo have about 70-80m shares to mess with, so not even 6% of current issue.
If that is true, and I have no knowledge to doubt you L200, that would mean the finger of blame for selling on FDA news should be pointed elsewhere. Like pi shareholders with high numbers of shares, for example.
graham clarke is a clown. end of. if we as shareholders, with all his bull**** and made up timelines can’t take him seriously, what makes anyone think that those in government view him any differently? it’s staggering he’s still in post.