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Eh?

Pretty confident that we’ll get the licence - it’s a matter of following the process to accommodate the state government’s requirements.

agame, If it helps, my exit-price remains significantly higher than three bags hereonin.

From here - fill-up time.

MK, Thanks for confirming.

Markyess, An apt label - and soon to reclaim the previously held title of sick man.
;-)

MK, Thanks for the info. Now, I wonder if RTF83 posted it?

OMG!

AMYT definitely steps up slowly...

Andee, What next? How about the permit to start mining - no need to remind anyone that the decree anniversary is merely four months away - will we still be discussing when are we going to mine, or will we instead be when and how quickly can we increase our output, and revenue?

Chesh, ‘I ain’t no gangster’ contains a double-negative, which, in and of itself, equals a positive - ergo, you are a gangsta ;-) Thus, in future, I shall politely respond to your posts for fear of a gangsta-ish reprisal.

Er, it may be prudent for Chesh to keep his chopper to himself

Troajan, It would be a bonus if LC quadrupled our share-price.

Folks, Agreed that he should never have been awarded a bonus for his abject performance - but, alas, the reality is is that he will not return it either out of his guilt or his morality; AB and he financially win whether the company succeeds or not; the broadly negative effect of their back-slapping connivance in their excessive remuneration against the company’s share-price decline manifests itself in equally declining investors’ goodwill and credence in their management of, and intentions for, the company - very few would now place faith in whatever insincerely overoptimistic soundbite JP spins in his next media interview; the BoD have much work ahead, particularly to renew investors’ confidence in their self-perceived abilities to strategise, to manage, to expánd the company, and to increase its value.

Does the Togolese government really want to mine manganese? The dither and delay - for the best part of six years - demonstrates a glacially moving aversion to commence a lucrative earner for its country, in specialist jobs, in income, and in its positively broad multiplier effect, enhanced by the contemporary EV revolution.

Don’t mean to offend any of this board’s cool customers, but I am mangled in uneasy - see what I did there? - incredulousness in that government’s serious commitment to our project.

To imbue investors with confidence, how about JP buy with all his most-recent bonus our beloved company’s shares - either tomorrow, or over the course of this week?

Oh, by the way, JP, the board’s discussion is not a combustible mix of toxicity and lies, as you kindly alluded to in an e-mail to one of our esteemed contributors - au contraire, our guilt-free, happy-go-lucky, bonus-collecting friend, the publicly available evidence from the arbitration, from the RNSes, and not least, from the abysmally performing share-price over the past year or so, irrevocably confirm the almost-unmatchably disproportionate disparity between your over-remuneration and the company’s underperformance. Pray, tell, what is your short-term plan - rather than the timing luxury, you wrote in your previous RNS - on simultaneously mollifying the palpable discontent of your investors and ameliorating the company’s poor situation? You’ve had not an insignificant time to move LC into production, to generated that much-sought-after second revenue stream; stop thinking about how much money you can extract from the company, and start advancing shareholder-value - again, another part of your constant sales-pitch.

Only another four months to reach that decree’s anniversary - what are the odds that even by then we’ll still be waiting for the final permit?

Gmcc, Great to see you’re still on the boards; how are you? Haven’t heard from you for a long time.

Indeed, DV, the two money-trough hoovers’ misjudgments and subsequent misleading of investors on how projects and obtaining money from the major Cobre customer were supposed to be progressing deceived us all - and, as for JP’s returning his bonus, no chance: easy money for failing upwards that becomes pseudo-morally self-appeasing by buying with it shares on the open market to hoodwink PIs that he’s risked it with his own hard-earned cash. Never before has one witnessed one’s stock precipitously fall to a rocky bottom - from hero to zero; get PW in to take this company to where it should have been by now.

They’ve just reappeared in my window - LSE’s gremlins - again.