George Frangeskides, Chairman at ALBA, explains why the Pilbara Lithium option ‘was too good to miss’. Watch the video here.
More importantly its what RBW and Mintek with their 90 years experience call a pilot plant. If it's OK with you, I think I'll bow to their expertese rather than the rantings of an obsessed, deranged paid-for troll like you Reet whose skills seem limited to cutting, pasting and posting links
I agree Tony. High time for an update with some encouraging data and measurable progress
It is your imagination that is the issue here Reet. That and your inability to read - I think this is the fourth time I have posted this extract from a RBW report...
The report states :
"At the conclusion of this phase of testing at ANSTO, the following observations and conclusions could be drawn: The Phalaborwa PG contains very low levels of uranium and thorium coupled with overall low total radioactivity levels. It is thus not expected that the final products will have radioactivity problems once purified and separated.
Hope this helps to clarify matters.
"Gold miners to outperform bullion as bid activity ramps up, predicts broker"
Hard to believe the broker in the headline is none other than those nice people at Liberum. Would be very nervous if I was invested in any of the companies mentioned here!
https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/1039294/gold-miners-to-outperform-bullion-as-bid-activity-ramps-up-predicts-broker-1039294.html
Berenberg raises Rainbow Rare Earths price target to 38 (37) pence - 'buy'
You need to speak to that nice Mr Patel, Tiddles. I'm sure he has all the fine detail and will be delighted to provide the information you're looking for - as soon as he's finished giving it to all the competitive bidders that is
"Shanta Gold will host an analyst and investor conference call and presentation today, 22 January 2024, at 09:00am GMT. Participants can access the call by registering via the link below. Due to regulatory constraints relating to the Offer Period (as defined by the City Code on Takeovers and Mergers), no Q&A will be conducted during this conference call."
No Q&A. How very convenient.
Cringeworthy attempt to downplay Q4 performance.
Nothing short of a disgusting betrayal of loyal investors. I'm done with AIM after this, a timeshare would be a more trustworthy investment
Sounds like momentum is building nicely
I think he's reached desperation stage Fulmar. His comparison of the work of Mintek and K-Tech (with a combined 130 years of experience) to a 'dog running around before pooping' has plumbed new depths.
He hasn't even given us the chemical breakdown of the poop - shoddy work reet, very shoddy 💩
That Wall Street Journal article is fantastic. Do you think we have our new brokers to thank for it? Be mightily impressed if we do
Oh dear, has someone been rattling someone's cage?
Thanks Harrogate. Is there value in sending the same, considered argument many times rather than a scatter gun approach from many disperate shareholders which may miss the target? I have to say at this point I am not volunteering to draft these missives, way beyond my pay grade and expertise!
Looks like it's this bloke
https://www.capitalgroup.com/institutional/about-us/our-people/investment-professionals/nicholas-j-grace.html
Good to hear SP . I find all their negativity exhausting and pointless, especially when there is so much to be positive about here
Very interesting interview Lewis. Intrigued as to the 'more positive news to come' and his closing remark
Reet does not seem to grasp that every link and comment he posts evidencing the Chinese manipulation of price and/or supply of rare earths only serves to underscore how essential the creation of independent Western supply chains have become. This manipulation is a catalyst not a barrier. When it comes to lower pricing it makes RBW look even more attractive and relevant courtesy of its low opex.
Re certain unwanted elements, maybe he's talking about you.
Like an unflushabke turd
Hi Hounddog. Couple of points. I maybe wrong but I'm sure I've read somewhere a competitive offer has to be at least 10% higher?
Secondly, given Patel is a board member, Saturn has had access to an unlimited amount of information for years. Not sure how all that info could be passed on to any other interested party.