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Let us assume we have 45m tonnes of spodumene resources in the ground assume an average price of $1500.00 over the mining period. aim I correct to say we have 45m tonnes X $1500.00 = $67.5 Billon before OPEX and taxes. if I am correct we are sitting on a gold mine.

I do not think the requirement for a Crypto License in Lithuania is not a big ask, if we cannot meet these simple request we are not ready to do business.

Thanks for your responds

@MCNol has the 11:57, 50K buy has anything to do with the current spread.

The question I asked myself when I topped up about an hour ago was can the share price go again lower?

@Kezzd cannot understand why the war in the Middle East should be affecting the share price negatively. We are no in the war zone neither is Lithium a commodity like crude oil and gas that is been affected.

@Frankie963 can you honestly tell us what product you are buying into? What is BMV marketing? What is their business model?

I ask Co-pilot for a date its reply below

- Most likely window: 7–24 April 2026

- Most probable single date (inferred): 14 April 2026

@JBatch reading your AI comments, they sound like MCNol comments reworded by the AI Algorithm ask The AI tool you used to exclude comments from LSE. let see what comes up.

@Frankie963, @MAXIMUS- and @shrewed_mole I read the about 100 page prospectus and I cannot see what you guys are seeing to promote there is still life in BMV. I would within the week do my analysis and ask a few questions. I would appreciate if all three of you can engage in the decisions.

@Frankie963 there's no need to hold back from posting — all views are welcome. Sharing different perspectives helps investors make well‑informed decisions.

@MAXIMUS lots of fancy wording, zero clarity. Still waiting to hear where the money magically appears from. In order words hot air talk.

***Quarter ended 31 December 2025 not 2026.

I’m not bitter or angry. I know the stock market is high risk and high reward. What I won’t tolerate is the blatant deception that yanks the rug out from under you.”

@Frankie963, on this proposed Employee Ownership Trust (EOT), the first question is: where is the funding coming from? If the plan relies on issuing more shares, that simply dilutes existing shareholders to create a structure that seems to benefit the directors rather than the owners.

This is not how an investable company behaves. Before introducing schemes like this, the CEO should be able to demonstrate a real product and a credible business model. Right now, all we see are constant restructurings, no cash, no delivery, and endless promises.

In my opinion, the pattern is starting to resemble a well‑constructed Ponzi‑style setup, where new shareholder money is needed just to keep the story alive. Based on my own experience and losses, I cannot recommend anyone put their money into this.

@Frankie963, I’ve read the FCA correspondence and the Grace Church's comments, but none of it changes the underlying reality. In my view, the company remains uninvestable. It has no meaningful cash to support the gold‑streaming strategy it keeps promoting, and the recently appointed non‑executive directors appear to add little beyond an attempt to create the impression of credibility.

As someone who has personally lost money due to what I believe has been a pattern of misleading communication, I cannot in good conscience encourage anyone to invest further. People deserve transparency, and right now I don’t see it.

A £19.7K uptake out of a £130K WRAP Retail Offer speaks volumes about the market’s confidence in the company and its leadership. When individuals or organisations repeatedly fail to stand by their commitments, it becomes difficult to place any trust in them

For those into Charts what is the current support level?

SP does not move in a straight line

That is not a question anyone can honestly give an answer to define your own risk appetite.