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44k tonnes that should read.

"My guess is at minimum we will be drilling between 2-3 holes on single shift 2 rigs...."

Have you thought about take-off agreements? That's the key here for me. I'm in KOD and they have 44k of Spod waiting for despatch to port (95% cash on ship, not destination) but they look like they are struggling to get this huge amount to ship regardless of export license agreed.

Do you feel it could be a one trick pony with take-off or do you think there could be multiples? My honest feeling is that we'll see the likes of what Hainan did with KOD (bought 51% of mining project to then get 100% of take-off for 3-5 years license).

I'd be very interested in your views to the take-off.

Greatland! Bloody predictive text does my head in!

Great to read your synopsis Casper, You are a great asset to this board. You may agree that your talk of SP rise a week or so was a little premature, but that's the only issue you have to face. Your understanding of this share is second to none, and if we get good assay results (not great/not dire) from hole1, then the rest is in the bag.

I always focus on caution, but I feel that could be set aside now. Nearer to the dome we get, and still 15k from Greenland, I've no longer got my negative gut comments. I can't invest anymore as this is way above my average, but I want to see this get to where you suggest.

A lot of people on here will owe you a golden handshake mate.

I once knew a bloke who wouldn't buy me a scratch post. I clawed at his thighs until he did.

Moral of the story, don't mess around with cats whose investments rely on buying a scratch post.

So why only GGP StuWoo?

Do you not feel a likely contender may not be GGP? Don't get me wrong, I'd be happy if GGP got involved but as GGP was the first to prove it's worth, may I suggest that others may now show an interest to get involved at the core stage?

My take of Hainan involvement with KOD.L for instance is an obvious buy out - who else who buy 14% of a core PLC to then put 100m to own 51% of the mining project to then give 100% take-off for 3-5 years (at 95% payment of shipping by the way, not destination)?

I feel WSBN may have to fend off some hostility - my original question was whether WSBN can simply continue mining through current fund raising and then wait for competion on take-off agreements.

That makes more sense to me - they did it on the spike of Hole 1 and they probably do it again soon with Hole 2.

"We have not exported anything nettles due to not having fulfilled the stipulations to get the export permit yet regardless of what you are led to believe."

You may have missed this mate:

"The granting of the export license is a critical step for the development of the Bougouni project as well as Mali's burgeoning spodumene industry. The permit further underpins the continued support of the Mali Ministry of Mines and the Government and their interest in the further development and expansion of Bougouni."

"Final administrative processes will be completed imminently and the mobilisation of the trucking fleet to site will commence as soon as possible."

That last line is what you need to focus on in my humble opinion.

Rholden is correct. I've been here since 2020 (RR mainly) and the sideline negative comments got me at the beginning but now, they are just boring as hell.

Explain why it's fake news or simply admit you're a really bad troll trying to upset the conversation of f those with serious money invested.

Or do you see WSBN mining and then offering take-off to the highest bidder at that time?

Understood, but you obviously know what you'r talking about, so do you see a company coming on board to help mine and then take-off at the same time? Similar to the KOD/KMUK Hainan situation?

News, so based on your take on it - can WSBN go alone, or do they reach an agreement to help mine with a company that will secure the take-off?

A close comparison, on your estimations StuWoo, is Kodal who have Hainan involved at 14% share holders in KOD.l and 51% shareholding in KMUK (that currently have the Bougouni Lithium Mine that's just been granted export licence). Hainan also own 100% of the take-off from the mine for 3-5 years dependent on license. They put 100m into KMUK to get this on their terms.

So are we looking at another Hainan that will not only support the mining but issue a take-off bid?

Very interested in your views.

So just for the newbies here, you are suggesting:

1) WSBN need a backer/funder to mine?

2) Greatland 'could' fund if they had the desire to do so (not sure that's on their agenda from your post).

Can WSBN not continue to fund raise to mine themselves?

Sorry if that's a silly question.

Great info News, thank you 👍

Great to hear that Grigsi, thank you for sharing. Sorry, when I say great, I mean great for you to share, not great to see you at a 17p average.

I'm at a 0.40 average after three purchases (I think), so this could be life changing for me. And hopefully for you to if it does get to what we all believe it could achieve on good knowledge.

Best of luck to you mate.

Fair point - Ill have the scratch post imported from the US 🇺🇸👍

This is a very good point 5085.

Let's not get carried away, but a £3bln MCap gives us £1.15+ a share.

I'm be a multi millionaire! I can finally buy that scratch post I've been wanting!

"One2many your entire modus operandi is one of spreading fear/doubt and none of your counter arguments present any evidence base and seem to be mere anecdotal miserable sentences."

Well said VikR, and nothing directly to One2Many, but it should be noted that negative comments are great if they are substantiated with news or evidence that airs concern so we can all discuss.

Single sentences to let us all know the world is doomed are playground antics and have no place in a progressive conversation. Simply fodder.

Markets are closed 1st Jan 2030. 👍

None of that info has anything do with your constant negativity. I all for healthy debate focusing on all news (good or bad), but your comments have no substance. Just pure negative fodder.