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Suzy, you state that legal action would be futile, and yet Budge has openly considered it, and refers to such action as the nuclear option. So it isn’t at all futile.

And this share isn’t exactly a traders dream is it?

I’m not suggesting that the government would Suzy, merely that having Swedish investors doesn’t mean we couldn’t go to the wall. In fairness, Budge has kept a tight ship, and finance is not an issue.

No Suzy, I’m referring to the fact that the Swedish Government won’t effectively send us to the wall because we have some Swedish investors. That is of course not true. That’s my point. And yes, in my opinion, the starting point of the SO will effect the outcome in the short term

And as our investment slowly declines in value, any upside, when/should it arrive, will not be as great... So, we sit and wait. But when does Budge change course? Doing nothing has achieved precisely ‘nothing’

Huge PLC’s go bust all of the time, leaving 10,000s of investors including pension funds up the creek. So I don’t hold much store that we have a majority of shares held on the Swedish market. And these are not necessarily Swedish investors. There are Danish and Norwegian investors on Facebook...

£500k well spent then? All rosey in the garden...

And for anyone actually actively interested in their investment, this is the regime that Budge has seen for to invest in on our behalf...

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/jul/19/kosovo-pm-resigns-before-questioning-at-the-hague

It’s all very ‘heroic’ being patient as your investment depreciates in value. Stagnant here and down again in Sweden... Budge has repeatedly promised shareholder value, which in my book means at the very least an SP increasing in price, and has so far failed. Still, at least he gets his £145k salary, which incidentally, as shareholders we pay for. Still patient?

The carrot has been dangled too often mwilliams41... And yes, it’s true -The decision could be received any day, just as it might be next year. Too many unknowns I’m afraid.

Who would honestly have thought, although we should have known from past experience, that as we excitedly approached the elections on the 9th September 2018, that almost a year later, investors would still be awaiting news. For those advocating patience, it has to date, not served investors or the company well.

Maybe Donald should let the Swedish Courts administer justice... Now there’s an idea?

Let’s hope so mwilliams41...

Yes it does Aug... here’s hoping because I’m right out of patience.

" why the government has not yet taken any decision in gruvfrågan is unclear, Minister Ibrahim Baylan, the social Democrats, greets via his publicist that the question is prepared in government

https://sverigesradio.se/sida/artikel.aspx?programid=83&artikel=7266425

1. BEM do not have the explosion licence, and nothing will move the SP other than it’s issuance.
2. The SP in the UK and Sweden continues to slowly slide.

With you being a long-term contributor and all...

There’s no conversation... as ever, you merely popped up mid-conversation, failed to read previous posts, and have absolutely nothing of value to offer.

There is nothing in the RNS of which we were not already aware. Investment in local SME’s... The termination of the scoping study in 2017... all old news. It applies no pressure whatsoever...

I’m fully aware that politics are played out in the public arena thanks... However, BEM is a minnow (that means small, specifically in relation to contemporaries - In our case, other Mining companies), with a market cap in the £10s millions. We don’t produce anything, and are unlikely to do so at this rate. We clearly have no political clout, and if you actually think that an RNS would apply political pressure, then it’s back to school for you my friend. Now run along with your condescending posts...