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Comfusing.

With a conservative estimate of £2m profit a year, what would be a sensible p/e ratio of our share-price that could be comparable to those of similar manganese-producing companies?

And whilst we wait for the paperwork (yawn), a quick read on ASX-listed companies, from explorers to producers, with exposure to manganese - https://stockhead.com.au/resources/aussie-manganese-is-in-demand-from-steel-and-battery-makers-and-these-stocks-could-benefit/

With the ongoing discussion among various interested parties that could part-fund it to production, I would expect news within the next four weeks (they had started months ago). Hey

Slurm, Indeed, no need for overblown worries on finding money to pay for the final few tranches for LC: the relationship between SML and NAE exudes a rare amicability that flexes a compromise to assist each other when a need arises. But, let's not declare facts, for fear of being labelled as unrealistic optimists.

Shed, Indeed, to give TP the benefit of the doubt, it would be reasonable to conclude that they might be waiting for all METS phases to have been completed before issuing a comprehensive update.

Take broker-notes with a large pinch of salt - the research from posters like you and Bricks, to name a few, convey more credibility.

DV, That almost-unalloyed confidence will most likely provoke an excoriation from our very own fiery Fira himself.

Kiwi, I hope it does; I’m only stating what MC mentioned in that interview - hence, I’m expecting it more towards the end of Jan.

Cobre renewal, as a starter for ten.

In the latest Procactive interview, MC said he they had to account for Christmas hols, and that the expected news will therefore be longer than the initial expectation of three to four weeks.

DGR, Especially those who have a penchant for Mulberry ones.

Then he’ll moan about not buying at these silly prices.

Buys or sells?

I'm expecting nada compensation from the arbitration - but if we win, say, even a couple of million, I'll be happy with that.

Let's hope so - instead of the back-and-forth...

Pinecone, An accurate précis of the muddy picture of KRS's too-wet-or-too-dry-ground scenarios that may be delaying the eventual sign-off on the contract with its Togolese subsidiary. Nonetheless, it would help allay investors' concerns and questions on said sore topic if Russell Lamming were more responsive and communicative - in those respects, inter alia, he has much to improve on to match Dave Reeves.

Thanks for the responses.

Look for it yourself.

Fira, Less a foil and more a cling film: you wrap the factual positivity air-tight, suffocating it until it tires of breathing.

Any of you good folks dig deep into your pockets to fund those?