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I’m jealous - wish I had had the money to invest when it had hit rock-bottom.

Interesting points, Slurm.

Slurm, Good luck to you - I really wish I had spare cash to invest in here - the upside here is now one of the most compelling investment-cases on AIM.

JD, You know those posts will wind up Neggie Nellie. ;-)

MK, At some point, SML’s share-price will match its ambitious strategy: it generates revenue and profit - even during this globally viral malaise; and the BoD have reduced their remuneration by about 25%. Of course, because of Covid, fulfilling the strategy will more than likely be delayed, but so will those of many other companies.

SBK, Lockdown causes stir-craziness, that’s for sure.

That’s lovely - yet fairly pointless when we still remain at a standstill, with no idea on when we will commence our operations.

Willowman, You nearly had me there.

Chirps, Thanks.

DV, You beat me to it - word for word.

That in itself is good news - but of no use us while Russell decides to delay starting our mining even further.

Moreover, has anyone seen yesterday’s AGM resolutions, which were all approved?

Afternoon folks,

I hope you are all attempting to keep yourselves entertained, fit, and healthy in this most-unfortunate extraordinary time.

As for that unprecedented US financial-relief bill, SML may well be entitled to apply for a combination of loans, wage-subsidies, and tax-reliefs; peruse the following article (the section ‘Small Businesses’, quite far down, caught my eye) - I bet JP et al. are investigating it:

https://www.wsj.com/articles/whats-in-the-2-trillion-senate-coronavirus-bill-11585185450

Jim, Yes, the mining strategy comprises stockpiling manganese ore, at port(s) - but, we are dealing with Russell ‘Misleading’ Lamming.

In force since March 24th, save for essential workers and businesses, such as health professionals and food retailers.

The ports could be closed for much longer than three weeks if the semi-global lockdown failed to suppress the peak - and allowed subsequent management of it.

Are closed - so even if we started mining, our South African client couldn’t accept it for a minimum of three weeks.

New Mexico is not yet in lockdown; therefore, it might be logical to deduce that operations should still be ongoing, even more so when the existing customers are likely to be in easily transportable distance from the mine.

Shed, Valid points about the mini-Trump - no more fun-time prime minister.

Anyway, with Covid’s wreaking global social and economic havoc, I’ve convinced myself that LR profitably exits all of us from this share sometime in H2, this year.

Whatever you make of it - https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/915478/amryt-pharma-well-capitalised-and-resilient-with-recurring-revenues-says-ceo-915478.html