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Some scrapping in the playground this morning, I hope everybody gets what they want from this. A real range of situations people are in so I hope it doesn't disappoint .

ferrgg I've got just short of 100k shares bought just after you I think, hindsight would be a wonderful thing

AgentB - Stewart Lee can be very funny but I know what you mean about when he does the repetition thing, the "Ang Lee/ Incredible Hulk " gag was funny.

GL to you too B1ll, and everyone else.

Don't remember saying that, I have traded it a couple of times, never shorted it.
Too close to mess about now IMO, sounds like marco777 wants to sent the boys round for a straightener lol

I'll be reasonable from now on, perhaps I reacted badly to the odd comment but I'm invested and wanting this to go well. I may raise concerns but not to de-ramp.

Just got back from my daily post office visit and look what the SP gone and done, enough to cheer us all up, same tomorrow and I'll start thinking something is in the making. :-)

The SP seems super-stable today, totally different to previous weeks, like the calm before a storm, hopefully a big uptick round the corner.

Fag packet calc, we're worth half a billion so 6 billion is 12x so SP of about 12x 18p = £2.16 = Pie in the sky

gmf78 I'm just looking at the ways in which we could be shafted, hope we're not. I always believe that if something looks too good to be true then it usually is

Dog Sh*t sandwiches are yummy but the Russians have yet to fully appreciate the Marmite like meatiness that they contain.

lol He was narrowing it down for you lol

Rowka, you said:
"PP if you did some detailed research, rather than cherry picking snippets, you would realise NN put a lot of pressure on the government to ease restrictions on PGM’s and associated subjects."
If this is the case, and you found this during your detailed research, do you have the documentation of the laws that were changed. All amendments are listed at the site I pointed to but can't see anything there.
My business uses precious metals, Rhodium in particular and the prices have definitely fed through into related manufacturing costs, partly why I looked at investing in something like this.
Legislation is the only "stance" I trust.

For those interested in "detailed research" the amendments to Russian mining law are listed here, I don't see any amendments to the laws previously discussed though.
hTTps://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=ru&u=http://docs.cntd.ru/document/9003403&prev=search&pto=aue
Licences being issued could be taken as a sign that none of the foreign ownership or the state rights to purchase rare elements and metals is a problem but the laws still stand as far as I'm aware.

Oh dear, it was quite cordial until you brought up the "t*t", facts are that the law is there so it's a risk. NN are currently as popular as dogsh*t sandwiches in Russia, it's a concern at least.

OK, so it would be an about turn on their current stance, not impossible, a risk, but not expected.

This next part is concerning as Rowka has pointed out REE's are to be announced.
"Deposits of federal significance. Russian law contains the concept of a "deposit of federal significance" which includes, among other things, mineral deposits that:
Contain uranium, high quality raw quartz, rare earth elements of the yttrium group, nickel, cobalt, tantalum, niobium, beryllium, lithium, diamond deposits or ore deposits of the platinum group metals (if these reserves were set out by the state balance of mineral resources on or after 1 January 2006)."
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Does this following law point towards only a full sale being viable and that we couldn't sell one site as discussed?
"Under Russian law, the rights granted pursuant to a subsoil licence cannot be subleased, assigned, sold or otherwise transferred except in certain limited circumstances. Therefore, in practice, the "transfer" of subsoil use rights is usually realised by transferring the shares or the participating interest in the charter capital of the legal entity holding the subsoil licence."
thomson reuters

I can't work out how that forum works, always flicks back to an advert for premium service, seems a little more abrasive over there.

Lots of green coffins this lunchtime, like looking at a farm from a drone.