RE: MDA and Next Steps21 Jul 2022 15:27
first of all let me put somethings to bed here.
the up to 65% of the revenue is mine specific and its top do with the re-opening of the uranium mine which the government hold a stake also.
each mine will be subject to relevant tax and royalties and there is not a chance we will give 65% or anywhere near that since the us embassy is involved and political power that can sway Malawi government decisions.
This would put the mine up for grabs if mka thought the mda is not favorable and the fact the parliament speech mentioned THE ROAD IS COMPLETE to the mine site suggests that most of the main issues have been ironed out, remember malawi government are allowing for the uk, us, and the Eia to get involved from the off so there is no way they will suddenly do something drastic to go against them,.
finally the asset is huge, even though worst case we gave away 50% somehow or got stung the asset would represent many multiples of the sp once in production especially with our £37m current market cap.
The key for me is that the product need to be refined in a special way where only mka have the patented technology to do it so the ball is firmly in the mka court because no other company would assist if malawi decided to play ball.
stay positive folks, the penny is about to drop.