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Looks like FIL Investment Advisors (UK) Ltd. have dropped from 3.8% to 2.7% between the interims presentation and this one! I supposed that's just what's currently been declared to Tharisa

There's an updated presentation on the website if anyone is interested, not sure if it contains anything new.

https://www.tharisa.com/pdf/investors/presentation/2021/20210610-ths-avior-summit.pdf

In addition to the quarterly production figures I'm hoping there will be plenty of discussion of the plans / programme moving forward, updates on the by-product testing, and projected construction and commissioning of the expansion plant & equipment. Its an exciting time for the company.

Should get another Quarterly Production Update this week, hopefully it will also flesh out a timeframe for the plant upgrade and maybe even some more info on the testing work for by products, lots to look forward too.

Well this is one on the most frustrating shares i own, it seems to ignore metal prices as the go up, but on the first sign of the prices turning the share price turns south, without making hay when the sun shines, so to speak. Fingers crossed the interims can at least get the share price to a sensible level.

AV did say that they anticipate the LI credit to pay for the tin production i.e. they get the tin for free! However I understand his reluctance to discuss the economic value of the lithium, until they get the test work results back, they are unsure if 1) the extraction is possible, 2) what process/flow sheet is required to extract it and hence what the costs will be. The potential is certainly there for the by product credits to have a greater value than the tin which would be a fairly large positive :-)

If nothing else the RNS has increased the share trading volume which is needed to help shift the seller.

Thanks CT its a great interview, the company does have massive potential and if all goes well there will be lots of news flow over the next 6-12months to support an ever increasing share price.

Hi Bananaman2,
I was just going to type the exact same post, until I scrolled through yesterdays posts and saw yours! It does make me question my research and investment decision! If the interim results don't move the share price I'm not sure what will.

Hi TBTT, I'm certainly looking forward to it, the pgm basket price is holding up nicely so Phoevos can talk fairly confidently with the knowledge that the next reporting quarter will be even better!

It would be beneficial if they can use some of the funds to pay off the $2m loan note.

On balance I'm happy with the fund raise, i would rather this than an expensive debt structure with an associated gazillion warrants. Full speed ahead and use the money wisely.

Well fingers crossed for the 10.5p range, I've just brought a few more, ATM has got plenty of potential. Wonder what will be the next news? Success on one/both of the by products or a time table detailing the plant upgrade, I suppose they may wait until next month's quarterly update.

Next years final dividend will be a corker!

Hopefully the interim results on the 27th will be the spur to rerate the share price, and the longer the current pgm basket price lasts the more cash drops to the bottom line for the full year results too.

Looks like the share price is starting to get a bit of traction now, great potential here.

On the plus side it provides a low cost/ low risk project to test the waters of operating in Zimbabwe, and after 3 years looking at the it you would hope that they have thought through the risk profile and potential rewards.

Great RNS, and when the by-products systems have been finalised the tin cost per tonne will be substantially lower.
They just need to get some financing in place and get started.

Well I brought some more this morning , that will have to do now as I'm overweight in miners! hopefully just a matter of waiting for the rerate.

Good to see the Miton Microcap trust taking a position in the company +3% is a good chunk of shares and proves they must like what their research showed up, onwards and upwards