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An interview running through the numbers and forward guidance should calm the market jitters

I seem to recall the company saying that it would take around 18 months from launch before US operations reached the breakeven point. I thought after reading today's RNS that another cash injection would be necessary. Hopefully this time they will be able to secure a loan as you have suggested

I think the major concern is that another fundraise will be necessary. The company burnt through £10.5million in six months so unless sales pick up dramatically it may need to raise funds later this year

The results look very promising!

Very pleased to see the cash rolling in.
The zinc price is very strong which means a higher royalty rate paid to GLR on zinc sales under the transaction agreement. By my calculation it is currently up to between 7% and 8% which is very high

Best to hold off from topping up until you can get a more advantageous share price.
The price often drops well below the placing price so make sure you get in well below those that took the placing.
There will likely be more delays in Sri Lanka and a further fundraise for capex so time is on your side if you are looking to invest more.

Frayne said he would need to do a placing to raise funds for CAPEX for building a processing plant but this is clearly just for operating expenses. There will be another placing if the company gets to the stage of wanting to build a plant

Very solid drilling results marking the end of a very successful exploration campaign at Yanfolila.
Very pleasing to see bonanza gold grades!

The reduction is due to dilution in the placing. The number of shares held by RAB has actually increased

There's clearly zero chance of a placing. I'm surprised someone is dumb enough to even suggest it

185,000 shares bought by DB ;-))

Regarding the cash situation, I was pleased to hear that net debt including gold inventory is only $20m despite having drawn down $60m of the Corris Bank facility to build Kouroussa

Given the 3 assets, shareholders have the opportunity of seeing HUM grow to becoming a £250m+ market cap company.

I watched the presentation and the company adequately covered the management of cash/liquidity. There are no issues there so long as production at Yanfolila is drastically below guidance. It was also noted that a large chunk of the Kouroussa CAPEX won't be due to creditors until after the mine is producing gold which helps a great deal with managing cashflow

The extension of the facility gives the company more ammunition to fund acquisitions of new projects

Excellent news.
The addressable market is huge and Mycelx seem to have the best technology for PFAS remediation.
I wouldn't be surprised if Mycelx is taken over by a larger company

It will probably end up de-listing as it will be very difficult to raise funds after losing investors so much money

This has been one of the most disastrous results I can remember on AIM.
The directors made the well a binary outcome for the company with no risk management and lost the gamble

After reading this article it seems like shareholders were at best misled about the chances of success and possibly scammed like it says in the article:

https://t.co/wpU3vubmiU

It's full of traders now hoping for a bounce but many will sell out once they realise the bounce isn't on and the share price falls further in expectation of a fundraise