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Investors, Would you like a stethoscope to hear iDr Copper’s strong heartbeat?

An incredibly trader-friendly price-point currently - if you have enough currency.

Probably not - some seem discontent with a revenue-generating asset that covers overheads ;-)

Folks, I must confess that my excitement for Keras to - at last - fulfil its multi-bagging potential increases by the day; roll on to next week: I feel that fortune-changing news will have been released before the end of this month.

Tradeuk, Talks could be for anything - all conjecture; besides, with LR's glacial pace with increasing - or quickly decreasing, in many investors' eyes - EUZ's value, the ice-caps will have all melted by whatever eventual outcome for which LR may have planned - with the emphasis on 'planned'.

Samroy, You lucky soul!

Markyess, Valid point. And I'm more confident than ever in removing that millstone of licence from our flexible necks - no more rubber-necking at the Togolese government.

Chirps, Yes, you are indeed correct; however, the main point was why and how Dangote managed to obtain an operator's licence in an embarrassingly short space of time while we still await ours - particularly since we are both smaller and have complied with all the obligations.

Jim, Indeed - Dangote's more local ;-)

Jim, In so far as obliging the Togolese government with corporate-related actions - such as company-restructuring, offering a stake in operations, employing locals, and so on - nothing, to my mind, obvious protrudes to trip us up on the well-worn path of negotiations, over the past six years - but a new milestone might. ;-)

Nonetheless, as Markyess, mentioned, many posts back, we would have to ensure a Covid-safe working environment - a new project requirement.

Perhaps Dangote will be our off-take partner; but at the possible expense of forgoing the strategy to supply the increasingly large - and profitable - battery-minerals market; or could we discover over time enough manganese to satisfy both the fertiliser and battery markets?

Bobby, Your last paragraph sums up the name of the AIM game.

Moreover, why would RL have RNSed his Togo visit - with such gusto?

This company remains solidly well run, with a share-price that will continue its steady rises and subsequent consolidations - delighted to have squirrelled these away, at sub-1p.

It'd be a waste of time - and money - for RL to fly to Togo, to attend only a conference, then to return without any meaningful progress on our multi-bagging Nayega project.

Tro, Copper's doing fine, though.

A self-imposed one on SML’s share-price.