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Directors' interests aligned with those of private investors:

... the total number of ordinary shares in issue

which are held by George Frangeskides and his spouse will be 1,978,057,105 representing 7.6% of the

enlarged issued share capital. The Directors' interests in aggregate shall amount to approximately 7.9%

of the enlarged issued share capita

Directors' interests aligned with those of private investors:

... the total number of ordinary shares in issue

which are held by George Frangeskides and his spouse will be 1,978,057,105 representing 7.6% of the

enlarged issued share capital. The Directors' interests in aggregate shall amount to approximately 7.9%

of the enlarged issued share capita

With China's friendly relations with Iran and desire to re-open the Strait, will Xi Jinping be able to suggest a route forward to Donald Trump?

"SP Angel is just more tosh, ..."

SP Angel is the company's Nomad. Their opinion is, therefore, a very useful one for investors in Angus.

NIGH on empty, Bubblepoint, it is horses who neigh.

So let's see if the market accepts SP Angel's comment that the restructuring terms establish " a clear, sustainable financial platform for its (Angus's) next phase of development". If it does, then a significant re-rating should take place.

They suspended on 19/05/25, 12 days after informing the market of the deferral of the first principal repayment in their RNS of 07/05/25.

The deferral of the first principal repayment was already in the share price at the time of its suspension. This suspension price was the historic low.

The prolonged forbearance of Trafigura and the support of Angus's other principal stakeholders were not in this price.

Nor was the Iran war and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz with its consequences for energy prices.

"This comprehensive restructuring, when completed, will represent a major milestone for the Company , demonstrating strong stakeholder support and providing a clear, sustainable financial platform for its next phase of development". (SP Angel, Nomad, 24/04/26)

There should be a relief rally on the return of the stock from suspension.

Beyond that, a lot will depend upon the terms of the restructuring.

If the market accepts SP Angel's comment above, that the restructuring terms establish " a clear, sustainable financial platform for its (Angus's) next phase of development", then a significant re-rating should take place.

Hope you are right, elir.

Agreed, if the human resources are to be kept, it is essential that any bidder acts quickly.

Morgan Stanley warns of $150 oil if the Strait remains closed beyond late June.

Not sure, Stockraiser, but think the details of the restructuring may suffice, given that investors would be informed of any subsequent confirmation required in a GM.

Not sure about that.

Once the terms have been disclosed to the market, investors will be in a position to trade in the shares in full knowledge of the debt restructuring.

Motzfeldt is recognised by the Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland (GEUS) as one of only five projects in Greenland classified as a “very large deposit” and one of just two multi-element critical-raw-material systems of significant scale. (Alba's website).

The other multi-element critical-raw-material system of significant scale is Tanbreez.

Article published on Bloomberg. Too slow, too national in its approach, especially in financial terms.

SB believes GROC's Danish pilot plant "... to be Europe's first natural flake graphite anode pilot processing plant".

Could the proximity of Morrow's planned Gigafactory to GROC's planned production site in Norway help to spur interest in Morrow's assets from outside investors?

"PMSL, as in anything above nothing is recovered !!"

Are you saying you agree, Bubblepoint, that Echo1 should not consider his investment to be written off?

Alba Mineral Resources PLC - Northern Europe-focused mineral explorer - Reports on Tuesday a GBP1.5 million pretax loss for the year ended November 30, narrowed from GBPGBP3.5 million the year before. Impairment expense falls 94% to GBP150,000 from GBP2.3 million. Notes the "key operational milestone" during financial 2025 of transitioning to active underground development at the Clogau-St David's gold mine. Says the pilot processing plant optimisation is well underway. "With multiple catalysts across our portfolio, we believe the company is increasingly well positioned to create significant value as our projects and investments continue to progress," comments Executive Chair George Frangeskides.

Not saying you will recover 1.9p, Echo1, but certainly believe you will recover part of your investment.

Best wishes.

GreenRoc Strategic Materials Plc (GROC LN) 4.24, Mkt cap 12m – Morrow Batteries ASA has files for bankruptcy in Norway

Morrow Batteries ASA has filed for bankruptcy in Norway. Morrow was planning a LFP ‘Li-ion phosphate’ Gigafactory close to GreenRoc’s planned AMM production site in Norway.

GreenRoc has a non-binding MoU with Morrow for the production of AMM, ‘Anode Active Material’.

Fortunately for GreenRoc, European battery manufacturers will need to buy in around 1mtpa of graphite anode active material to meet 1TWh of planned Li-ion battery production .

Given there is currently no current production capacity for natural graphite AMM in Europe GreenRoc should be in a good place to serve this growth in demand from its Norwegian plant.

Warrant exercise at 2p/s raises £230,769 on creation of 11,538,461 new shares

Funding: GreenRoc has a £1.2m grant from the Danish government alongside a €5.2m secured loan facility from Danish Export and Investment Fund (EIFO) of which €3.3m was available for drawdown as of 27 March 2026.

"Its fair to say that I've written the money off".

I am hoping you will be pleasantly surprised, Echo1.