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Moreover, SML is not a one-trick-metal pony - it has tungsten, tin, copper, and probably silver; therefore, with tungsten as the main metal and, the other three become by-products that represent pure profit; polymetallic mines also command a premium valuation over and above single-commodity ones.

In addition, Zeus states 4.8p is a stepping-stone valuation based only on the 2019 MRE - highly unlikely that after the new MRE, they’ll say fair valuation is only, say, 6 or 7p, a couple of pence at the most over the current one, So, no, 10p is absolutely not a wild target for the short term.

Just for context on future tungsten usage: nuclear-fusion generators/cores - or whatever they’re called - require 6000 tonnes of tungsten just for the first skin; and before anyone says it’s thirty years away - look it up to see how much closer it is to reality. In other words, nuclear fusion will blow a big hole in the future supplies of tungsten - as Dennis Rowland states in one of his posts - there simply is not enough known, mineable tungsten in the world to satisfy nuclear fusion structures.

Mr E’s dropping in the next few weeks. ;-)

Chesh, That’s too funny,

I hope Mr E throws an acid party at Redmoor.

Here’s Australia’s EQR using TOMRA, whose ore-sorter’s efficient enough for EQR to sell aggregates for an additional revenue stream from waste material - https://www.tomra.com/en-gb/mining/media-center/customer-stories/mt-carbine-tungsten-mine

Https://www.linkedin.com/company/strategic-minerals-plc/posts/?feedView=all

Doors are not cheap these days.

In early doors then - you must have quite a wedge (see what I did there?).

Chesh, You in or out?

Preston, Send your results in a Telegram. ;-)

With the new headcount ushered in as a result of the £4 million raise, I wonder if one or two of them will be dedicated to the Duchy licence, paralleling it with the MRE and PFS, in order to begin assigning some value to it.

Thanks, Preston - it’d be interesting to compare with the same parameters Grok’s analyses with Gemini’s.

Fair enough, folks - let’s say between 10p and 20p would be welcome for most. 😁

Https://www.state.gov/pax-silica

https://nationalinterest.org/feature/pax-silica-and-the-case-for-bringing-industry-back-into-foreign-policy

Slurm. Don’t forget our Duhy of Cornwall exploration licence - an additional 88 square kilometres of land, including the historically mining-rich Tamar Valley; what price on that?

Https://youtu.be/gWHF8Dk3WAI?si=d_lbQEN5xNYISRbN

Tungstneman, I would be happy with American, Chinese, Japanese, European, or Australian to buy us out - for a minimum of 20p.