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Ah, I see - so, quite a way to go yet before we reach our CAML-comparison potential.

Slurm, A gentlemanly response.

Futures, Spot on - and only a brave soul would want to exit when SML is on the point of a huge northwards turn-around.

Second that - especially from the knowledgeably level-headed one: Cornishknocker.

Look forwards - not backwards!

Lupi, Hear, hear!

Trade, How much was SASA bought for?

Trade, Thanks for responding.

In what way could we be even compared with CAML - production?

Lupi, Further on, the report acknowledges Southern Minerals claim for breach of contract - but it remains on stay, whatever that means; I’ll defer to the more-intelligent posters on here to decipher what the report may mean for SML; personally, however, I’m not basing my investment-case on that legal proceeding to benefit us in any way.

Gorsuch, One for your unparalleled sleuthing - http://broadreachreceiver.com/uploads/1/3/2/9/132950887/2021-01-29_doc_48_status_report_of_receiver_for_second_quartery_kdk.pdf

Evidence against investing in here if past actions and poor performance accounted for.

Evidence for investing in here if the consistent share-price bottom and probable approval for near-term cash-generators, like LC, accounted for.

Sammy, Consider carefully that move: with the PEPR submitted, for approval this Q2, and with the share-price bobbing along at this level for the past fourteen months or so, the bad news seems priced in - with a large swing to the upside on positive news.

Tro, Are you going to ‘bill’ us for your humour?

Goingtomoonufo, Love your ebullience.

Gorsuch, The lesson from your last paragraph: take with a pinch of salt even PW’s Twitter announcement on expecting PEPR approval in this Q2.

So, predicated upon - at the very least - eighteen months’ worth of communications and engagements between SML and the SA government, involving exchanging copious amounts of detailed information on Leigh Creek, it would not be remiss to infer that the SA government possess enough knowledge to quickly approve the PEPR - unless, of course, our remiss BoD yet again fail to supply the requisite minutiae that would satisfy them.

Oh, Tro, early retirement befits daytime TV!

Richy, I remember your moniker - hope we long-termers can repeat that success from the previous 3p run-up; and, this time, it’s highly likely that it will hold its nerve: with an incoming, second income-stream, it would be rude not to.

I see what you did there with your reference to Capability Brown: it all depends on the landscape that’s in your view.