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Fira, KRS is in a different stage of progress from SML; and, dependent on the review, this could be a multi-bagger, too.

Your posts, quite frankly, are the most tiresomely contradictory of all.

Knokke, It may have been in one of John Peter's responses to an e-mail from one of our posters.

It's time that this negative, and at times inconsistent, narrative be paused until the release of the review - we are all guilty of conjecturing on incomplete information; only the BoD know what's possible to extract from our assets within their current situation.

If you saw that poster's unashamed support of AAU when it was serially fundraising, breaking promises, delaying progress, and countless other value-eroding nonsense, then denouncing this company and its BoD, then perhaps you may comprehend its incompatibility.

VanVan, Don't take any of your posts seriously: as an unashamed advocate of serial fundraiser Kerim, of AAU, whose share-price has literally crawled over many years, it's impossible to.

I'll stick to this BoD over that lot, every day of the week; it is you who should take care.

Dan, Sorry to hear about your average of 2.2p; but you have to account for this company's assets fulfilling their potential over the long term - as you have already intimated, in your previous post. And still this company - unlike the majority of its AIM peers - has a relative allergy to the fundraising pollen that pervade AIM's air.

Many of this company's PIs feel not only deflated after the unexpectedly bad news on the main Cobre client, but also disappointed in some of the inconsistent messages from the BoD (for example, Alan Broome visited Cobre, last autumn, to potentially attract new clients; no news since); so, as the BoD have generally managed the progress of this company, slowly and positively over a lengthy period, with expansion self-funded as much as financially practicable, they have set themselves higher standards than those of the majority of their AIM peers, meaning that any miscalculations on their part are judged - rightly so - harshly.

The fundamentals of this company remain intact; it's a matter of extracting from the strategic review the best possible short-term profitable outcome that can continue progressing our mid- to long-term assets without overly diluting our ownership and profit from them.

I hope that his promised pressure-cooker of a newsflow finally starts letting off its steam not long after he returns - positive Togo-related news, allied with the continuing advancement of Calidus, could see this as a triple-bagger before this year's out, to 2p - and may even stabilise around that price.

Whatever information the strategic review may contain, it it's interpreted positively by the market - particularly by allaying the current (perhaps overdone) fears on financing, for example, LC - then this could easily double from its presently ludicrous undervaluation.

Slurm, Your posts are a paradigm of reasonableness.

And, Fira, Why don’y you list those with a ‘blinded positive nature’ - our posters are anything but that.

Tooze, Fira, This board’s posters convey a broad rationality of their thoughts on the running and status of this company’s matters, from questioning the problems with the main Cobre client to the timing of the purchase of Redmoor - no, not one of our beloved posters - but yours carry mixed messages, tinged with inconsistent elements. By all means, criticise SML by pointing out the negative aspects, but in a sensible way, eliminating the BoJo-inspired rhetoric.

Slurm, Well rationalised.

Thanks, Blacksheep.

Blacksheep, Couldn’t find that PW tweet you mentioned...

Blacksheep, I didn’t know that.

Chirpster, So, if you think they won't distribute CAI shares until after the Togolese mining-licence lands, then we should hope that it will have touched terra firma before the end of this year - by which time those golden tickets will already have been disbursed to Keras shareholders.

Slurm, And that's the thing: if we seal a JV that expedites, say, tsunami-levels-of-cash production at LC, then this could easily rebound to 2.5p-plus after the release of the strategic review; or, equally, it could fall a bit under 1p, until sometime in Q1 next year - in other words, as unpredictable as our glorious British weather.

Let's hope we get clear skies after the storm.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=htobTBlCvUU

SBK, Based on the years of delays on the issuing of the mining-licence, receiving it at the the end of this year remains a distinct possibility - despite what RL may intimate otherwise.