Member Info for Propinquity

Trout, Good one.

I withdraw from sending any more messages today: mine are a mess.

Noticed that he’s removed his SMLdesignation from his Twitter profile. RTF83; perhaps an omen on his future status within SML - or he’s been brought to heel by his new superiors, to separate his personal Twitter nonsense from his SML-related activities (one would struggle to affiliate the latter with his SML role, anyway - the Cornwall Resources PM, Dennis Rowland, seems to be main spokesman for it).

his personal Twitter nonsense from his SML-related activities.

Because Western business philosophy equates to let’s opt for the cheapest suppliers for essential materials to our way of living while degrading our own capabilities to mine and produce the materials critical to our future technological, economic, social - and military - wellbeing.

‘Quite’ not ‘quote’

Rhymes with wait - a word quote apt for this share.

Valuation, SML’s completely under the radar - until it’s not. ;-)

Slurm, Indeed, shoddy American food with poor standards on animal welfare, and liberal saturation of foods with various chemicals that are banned in the EU and even Canada; one of the major sticking-points between the US-EU FTA is that the latter - including the UK - in no way wants to erode its higher standards on agricultural and livestock farming; however, let’s wait for the details first.

How long will it take for the UK govt to push its full support behind the UK’s critical-minerals’ projects? They still convey a timid torpor to investing in our country’s security

Https://www.mining.com/web/column-a-tungsten-tipped-answer-to-the-wests-critical-metals-dilemma/

Lupi, Seems your new health regimen is working. ;-)

Https://www.mining.com/web/tungsten-miner-says-clients-in-shock-as-china-chokes-supply/

Trout, No - but I have now - thanks for letting me know.

Https://www.dibconsortium.org/current-members/

Tungsten West has now joined that list - a massive fillip for its operations and investors.

Indeed; but I’m going for realism with this company.

Although not a like-for-like comparator, KOD’s share-history conveys how a negative narrative flips to a positive portrayal when the permits and funding fall into place - and SML’s advantage over KoD: it’s in a safe jurisdiction.

A 5p-buyout would be the ideal scenario.

Tro, We can only hope that we can succeed in our venture, especially with the seemingly improving economics of our mine - under a suitable geopolitical climate.

Years of efficiencies in underground mining should make it economically feasible, non?

Do we really have a lot of mineable tungsten?