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Personally, I'm not hopeful of even a minimal compensation from the 'major' client and have therefore accordingly reset my expectations to only what value LC and Cobre can benefit us over the next year or so - with Redmoor to follow.

It's a tree-shake - before the inevitable climb upwards.

Snooze, and you lose.

Would Pete Wale have bought a huge chunk of open-market shares if he believed that SML's future did not look rosy?

Would you really believe that JP would have sent a private investor potentially market-sensitive information such as declaring that he might be considering mothballing LC? Hmmm...

Fira, you riddler, you.

You're right - and to extend your statement on not being able to rely on any more funds from the major customer: we shouldn't rely on anything in RNSes or other sources of company information - save for djryan's posts, scribed while imbibed, but certainly far from in vino veritas, but certainly closer to a barba tenus sapientes.

DV, Indeed - and supported by a recently big, open-market purchase by Peter Wale; will JP et al. follow him soon?

Calm before the storm - non?

Stockers rarely gets facts wrong.

Dgr, That’s too funny.

Fira, Your description of LC as a ‘duster’ strongly implies that it’s been a complete failure; it would help immensely if you employed language that would be less negatively exaggerative on LC (which we know produces, but to not what extent - hardly a duster, then) than that used by the ERG group to describe Britain’s relationship with the EU.

Andee, So sorry to hear about your condition; I wish you a speedy recovery.

Earny, You strike me as an optimistic accountant.

Earny, Sure.

Fira, AIM has fast-forwarded me to a silver-surfer age ;-)

Sounds like a males’ mid-life-crisis forum.

Worth keeping at the forefront of our minds:

'Furthermore, the Company now believes that it has consolidated three excellent operating/near-operating/brownfields projects, all likely to significantly add to the Companies perceived net value.'

SBK, Just think of it as a proxy for investing in Calidus; and if the licence arrives - bonus.

Google Translate:

The Togolese Government should soon adopt a new mining strategy, with a view to boosting production in this sector. The document, is being validated in a session held since Thursday, October 10, 2019 in Adetikope, in the prefecture of Agoè Nyivé.

The text in question, the result of a study carried out on the mining sector, is thus subjected to the examination of the actors, in order to make it a reference for the extractive sector.

This initiative is part of the Mining Development and Governance Project (PDGM), funded by the World Bank Group. At the same time, it is about giving a sector that "is becoming more and more strategic for the development of our country," according to Marcel Sogle, Director of Mines and Geology, "the means to be effective in these areas. activities, and in the implementation of its programs.

In Togo, the extractive sector accounts for about 22% of total exports, contributing up to 3.7% to the country's GDP, according to the latest estimates.