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Amazing... 214 posts - so far - today and no one has had anything useful to say.....

Oh, make that 215, I've just done the same....

:-)

12,134,671 shares bought back to date, average price paid 258.5255, total spent so far £31,371,223.

Still over £43.6M in the buyback fund.

About as interesting i.e. not very ;-)

Still watching here but can't believe there's been no significant movement in SP; LDG/DBay seem to be investing wisely, the buyback is ongoing and yet..... nothing.

It's an odd one for sure.

As of this morning they have bought back 11,934,511 shares at an av. price of 257.8442, and spent £30,772,438.

They still have over £44M in the buyback chest so looks like this will continue for some time yet.

I'm not currently invested here - wishing I was now over £3 - but still watching and monitoring the buyback progress, so I'll continue to update. I may buy in again if funds allow and the price is right :-)

Nice recovery of SP today following on from the RAB sell off, should definitely be holding above 1p now the umbrella agreement has been signed, rude not to.

Look forward to more news soon, hope we don't have to wait toooooo long :-)

I don't post too much therefore I have no ego!

Nice to see the SP rally today, shame it drifted off a bit after the post-lunch highs.

Clearly something brewing judging by all the info provided here this week (thank you all) and hopefully we get firm news soon so we know exactly what is going on.

Looking solid today, no big spikes up or down, makes a change.

Hopefully good base for next move up on news......

@ Fantasy - thank you, yes I have to admit the world of big financing is a bit of a mystery to me, and having read the RNS I did understand that the money wasn't in the bank just yet and there is still much work for Harry & co to do, however I was under the impression from many on here - wrongly now it seems - that this would see 1.5p merely on TK sign off.

That would have been nice but I can see why it hasn't happened and will now wait patiently for further progress towards funding, mine construction etc. and see what happens when news arrives.

And thank you for your pleasant, informative and helpful post, unlike another poster on here.

@ Bear666
Well that's not very pleasant and completely uncalled for. I have posted 6 times here today, I'd hardly call that "on a roll" and certainly NOT deramping whatever you may think.
I'm merely posting my thoughts/opinion on the situation as I see it which I am fully entitled to do - as are you - and I have never stooped so low as to call any other poster a ramper or deramper or throw abuse at them, there's simply no need for it. Anyone who wants to can trawl though my LSE posts and will see I am not like that.
We'd all like to "get rich quick" who wouldn't? but I'm also a realist and have already been invested here and in other stocks, one way or another, for a good 7-10 years, more so in the last 3 or 4 so still learning.
I have traded in & out of KEFI for a few years and currently hold 700,000 shares; that may not be huge but it is relative to my PF.
Why wouldn't I want the SP to flourish?

Thank you to the other posters here who I have been able to enjoy communicating with in a friendly and pleasant manner.

A few years Mr.B?

Let's hope not, although it took so long to get this far.... who knows?

@ Mafs - getting rich quick would have been nice but I'll wait if I have to.

I live in hope. After all, what else is there?

Yup.

Thanks dawnraid_, I feel much better now.

;-D

I thought we'd see this rise sharply on TK sign off? Where are all those posters that said this would easily be 1.5p once we had TK sign off? Nowhere to be seen.

Unbelievable we are back below 1p, simply no logic to that at all. Wishing now I hadn't loaded up yesterday :-(

Guess all we can do now is wait - again - for further news and positive action from KEFI?

Jeez.......

@Simm45 - I think I'm right in saying the warrants are triggered at 2.4p (or above, for 5 days) discounted to 1.6p.

And KEFI need the warrants exercised to provide further funding:

"To complement the equity funding by local partners into TKGM and regional investors into KME, KEFI considers that the potential exercise of existing KEFI warrants will complete the required equity requirement and will leave KEFI with an economic interest of 70-80% in TKGM".

2.4p is a long way off yet, still plenty for Harry & co to do.

At last we have something we've all been waiting for, some a lot longer than others - an RNS stating that the Final Tulu Kapi Umbrella Agreement has been signed.
We all hoped it would happen but couldn't be sure, there have been so many delays, can kicks and bumps in the road, but now it has.
But seems we're not quite there yet; I've read the RNS several times (I might even frame it and put it on the wall!) and there's a fair bit I don't fully understand, but sounds like still a lot of work to be done before they get anywhere near the gold.
Let's hope it all progresses smoothly and with good updates from here, it's going to be an interesting journey for sure.

Well done Harry & team, and good luck everyone.

The revenue stream in 2023 will be £1,800 billion?

£1,800 million possibly.

I'd invested at 5.4p :-(
I'm owed 11p here, could be in for a long wait and frankly it feels like I've waited ages already. Oh, I HAVE waited ages already......

Holding & waiting, always watching....

Sorry all, didn't mean to start a civil war here....

I don't necessarily think the Sudan problems could lead to any shipping issue via Suez, I think the inference from news sources is that neighbouring countries that have recently had instability e.g. Ethiopia, and in some case regime chance e.g. Libya and Egypt, could be stirred into action again because of the trouble in Sudan.

As I said, not fully au fait with the geo-political situation in Tanzania or other neighbouring countries but worth being aware this situation could escalate very easily, like when someone discards a cigarette butt out of a car window onto a dry verge and before you know it 10,000 acres of woodland are ablaze; some African nations always have been and always will be a tinder box.

Not ramping or de-ramping, just saying worth keeping an eye on, surely.

I'm not aware of Alligator's posting history but I think they raise a valid question - could the trouble in Sudan affect other African countries?
I asked the same question yesterday on the Kefi board (Ethiopia) and other posters thought not, but then on the News at Ten last night there were suggestions this could spread to neighbouring countries, particularly those with any sort of political instability.
Fortunately Tanzania is at least separated from Sudan by 2 countries whichever way you go round Lake Rwanda.
I have no idea what the geo-political situation is in Tanzania but hopefully this won't affect them or HE1, or NHE for that matter.
Let's hope, and that the Sudan conflict is resolved sooner rather than later.