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Consolidation always costs holders.

My own fault for not reading RNS. Normal practice would be. to get out on the announcement

More excellent news What was all that ageist nonsense about Colin? He's doing just great . Experience counts.

Excellent news. Patience becomes progress . . Thank you, Colin and co.GLA

And that's fine by me but for more expert words on the subject why not search for Charles Archer , the finance journalist who has tackled Hope and Gorob with an expert eye amongst much else in the financial world.He understands and knows what he's talking about. I read some but in detail too deep for me. He considers everything and has opinions that might relax the worried. We had to use the Namibian Mining and Energy a few months ago but that had nothing new when I last looked so why not try?-

Reads well to me. Processing plant purchase. completed. Ground activities in the new year. Well done Colin. Progress resumes

The mine building should have been completed, presumably just the open pit, but my enquiry re completion punctuality was not answered at the anticipated completion time, August.The Mining and Energy site in Namibia appears not to have been updated but Colin could, no doubt bring us up to date. Exploration continues, I assume, along with the plans to export gold/copper concentrate through Walvis Bay, after treatment at the Lead/Zinc works we now own.

Absolutely agree with Mr T on this one. Consolidation has to be a no no. It always costs in my experience

Good to see after all

these years of strained patience

This only, as RMC mentioned, only covers until June. I don't recall a statement that we would be mining by now but the Namibian website gave dates that left that possibility open, that is mine building completion in August which implies possible mining in September so it would be helpful to know how September has fared. I did enquire earlier and heard nothing so presumably everything went reasonably close to plan so the question has to be did it and on that basis, when and how well did it start? Plenty of transactions today in the blue so the earlier news has been well received so an update to now would be welcome. GLA

This looks to be very promising with outlying indications which Sam's expertise interprets that he believes that the area has great potential and his instinct and expertise have worked before . Looks good to me.

In my opinion. We've waited a long term , around 4 years, for the licence that we now have and news lately has been good. The mine construction target is only coming up at the end of the month, assuming it's all going successfully and as soon as that's ok'd and initial mining is possible with gradual expansion so the sp will hopefully grow day by day. It all looks good to me,as it always has. GLA

Excellent. Well done Colin. Now we're moving

Yes it was fine after a quiet spell but it wasn't exciting enough for some yesterday , I suppose, and on 8% down today, for a few more.now.Those who sold recently can now buy back cheaply. I wonder where the herd are now?

Of course it would. Lack of news sows seeds of doubt for no good reason.

I remain positive as the mine building completion date approaches but am saddened when I read Brad's comment on .06. and have to agree. The board sometimes loses it's marbles.

Prickly was criticised for believing the answer he got to a question at the meeting, something I've never done . Why? He did a sterling job and should be praised for it. Was he expected to argue?. Some here are negative. If that's their opinion and they want their .06, fine. I don't. I want this to succeed as I always have done. Our day is coming is what I believe. Prospects look good but the news sought should confirm that.

Sounding positive about improving prospects for when drilling resumes. Hope the team managed to get a decent break and good to get news again. Think some assays due so we can get back on the upward path again. GLA

I appreciate that news would be welcome on the basis that August is the anticipated month for completion of mine building at H and G', so we're not there yet and presumably that only refers to open pit facilities with underground to follow and , of course, the question regards those estimates. Is everything going to plan? If so, some mining on a small scale initially could,no doubt ,start in September and it could build from there. The estimates came from the Namibian website so we know what the expectations there are. If there are any reasons that the date needs to be put back we need to be told where exactly we are

What took this up was the herd of traders. Now they've lost interest and will be back when it looks cheap. Shame we couldn't afford Monti . That looked good but.....

Pedro missed? No

Why have so many unknown

, posters arrived today to either deramp or share their wisdom after the price has risen above the base line? Late? Oh dear.

I remain positive . I haven't forgotten Addison and , I suspect, neither have our Namibian partners where the Erongo Governor is quoted as saying that the goal is to produce a copper-gold concentrate for export through Walvis Bay for subsequent sale. As Bezant continue to explore, the target is 500,000 tonnes of contained copper and a mine life exceeding 25 years. All of this looks to be good from the point of ambition alone but I have great hopes for when the mine building is completed and hopefully before September . Remember that Namibia wants success as much as we do. There are many new jobs involved .both in the mining and processing of the concentrate. It'll take time and this too often negative board will hopefully look more positive too , very soon ,but we have to start producing first and it's not far away if all goes to plan.