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Hi Allan?

Breaking 3.5 will be meaningful. GLA

IMO Announcing a conference call is a subtle way of telling the market: "You know that thing you've all been waiting for? Well, we are going to have a lot to talk about this time next week!" [nudge nudge wink wink]

It sets the timeframe for expectation of news - either the end of this week or early next.

3.10 proving to be good support platform. Short term indicators reset nicely. All ready for the next leg up.

TILS RNS 1st July: "Plans to effect the demerger of StemPrintER from the Group are continuing to be progressed and it is now expected that a circular will now be sent to shareholders shortly after the Annual General Meeting to be held on 16 July 2020."

I'm 90% sold that it's us. I feel like a little boy waiting for my birthday!

Shortly!!!

My goodness! It's a two minute walk.

There was some talk about a similar address on Cheapside, but according to companies house, Tiziana is at St. James's Square which is not really near at all. One is in the City and the other is near Westminster. Their nominated adviser (Cairn Financial Advisers) is at Cheapside.

What is the TILS address link people are referring to?

29th June RNS "Follow up work at a number of the other target areas, including Cheyeza East and Muswema, is currently underway."

So currently drilling at Fwiji and doing "follow up work" elsewhere, whatever that is.

The longest dead link in the universe?

Buying into close again... Looks good

No way it's Okyo - there's already a Mcap of £50M, that's hardly a spinout!?!? It would just be getting mushed up with Okyos other assets. That wouldn't be helpful for a buyout.

Bou is a clean shell with a bit of extra cash and Simms' industry-specific expertise.

Ah yes I get it now, many thanks.

RNS 31 December 2019: "The loan notes are convertible into ordinary shares of the Company at the option of the relevant holder at 4.5 pence per Ordinary Share, representing a premium of 66% to the closing price of 2.7 pence per share on 27 December 2019 "

Does this mean that the lenders can choose to be awarded shares at any time/when the price goes above 4.5p? What would this mean for shareholders? Dilution? Other than providing cashflow when it was needed, is there any advantage to this (for shareholders?)

The bid has been rising all day

"AA are interested IF we find more only" - who says? That sounds like hyperbole.

We have near-surface sulphides remember? More successful cores = more bargaining power to get a better price... but even now we have enough to get AA interested. It's a matter of how much MORE valuable/profitable it could become.

Oh come on! At this stage I'd be very happy with 0.05p a share. Better than a kick in the gonads.

A sandwich is about the most I can hope for at this point.

Come back BOU we miss you!

I am too far down this boring and disappointing road to get excited about imaginary links between BOU and TILS.

Nothing about BOU excites me any more.

I should have kept more powder dry! It looks as though we're going to be holding on at these lower levels for a few months. Recovery to 3p or above could take many months more. Not a time to be selling!

Peace and good fortune to all

Love how buoyant ARCM is around 2p. Anything below is a clear buying opp