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So, it’s adios to Rambler in its current guise, then?

Diggit, Par for the course for Keras’s BoD: yet again declare more comms - and regularly so - for nothing to materialise for months.

I, too, am struggling with reconciling the $5 million loan for funding daily operations and other debts with the supposed impending administration; has anyone else ever witnessed a large loan to a company in order to prepare it for administration?

It’s illogical to not refinance - to everyone’s benefit, from the lender, to the suppliers, to the shareholders - a producing mine supplying an increasingly in-demand commodity that many industry experts strongly, broadly predict will be in short supply in the not-to-distant future, leading to higher prices - as we now witness.

The cost - and time - of building a similarly sized mine; well, good luck with that!

That’s my hope - China’s demand for raw materials expects to materially - pun intended - manifest itself around mid-March, with, it’s hoped, building pressure on their prices.

Indeed, Dotcom, it’s about beneficial strategic thinking and more about fortuitous timing with the oft-predicted demand-and-supply imbalance of a couple of the metals that we hope to mine - in about ten years.

Preston, LC is our financial farce - not even worthy of a Benny Hill sketch.

Tro, Mhah, ha, ha!

I’m with you, Jim - these rises have manifested themselves a few times over the past few years, only to deflate quicker than a BoJo lie.

More flying to the moon than rescuing a mine.

Why would the downtime in the share-price due to a four-month silence be unwarranted? Seems a reasonable justification for the share-price decline that’s set in since the silence after purchasing outright our American venture: this company, over many years, has spent more on words than it has earned us any benefits in its supposed intrinsic value (excluding Calidus). It is time to deliver the unlocking the value with a clear plan that has CAPEX and OPEX costs and forecasted revenue.

We’ve experienced many unwarranted ups and downs of KRS’s share-price movements over the years - highly unlikely that this one is any different.

Or more likely: the usual, unjustified snakes-and-ladders game of price-movements.

Blue, Thanks for the update - how will that help in whatever the outcome may be?

Keeps coming up with ‘address is invalid’.

I hold 220,259 - and happy to vote against resolutions that financially diminish shareholders’ interests.

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If I over-promised and under-delivered in my job, I would be sacked - why are they any different and continue to swan around on unjustifiably huge salaries that divest SML of significant capital funds?

A nice earner to yearly repeat about restarting operations: they’ll start in either this year, or one of the many future ones.

Is this the end - or will Newgen refinance on what is, fundamentally, a valuable mine producing a sought-after metal the world needs for electrification?