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I believe it’s being uploaded to YouTube - hopefully today or tomorrow

Jam tomorrow?! This is an enormous step forward. Firstly Ara are huge, and the fact they want an exclusive negotiation period and have allowed themselves to be named as a prospective sole provider of full FEED funding is enormous and shows how serious they are. Second, this is their wheelhouse - and they will be in the data room looking at the info that’s been generated by the interim FEED so far by Veolia and Wave. This RNS isn’t a first introduction for the two parties - they’ll already know full well what they’re looking at and they clearly like it. It’s very much jam today with more jam en route!

Perhaps it's because satellite imagery from 6th May shows new soil clearance has been undertaken in the last week or so at Longonjo, indicating the start of the construction process...?

Like most trolls, Theorist is best just left ignored 👍

With FEED formally underway and investors advancing due diligence (which should be completed satisfactorily just as ABGSC’s DD was), looking forward to the substantial increase in newsflow that should be coming over the next 8 months 👍

Great news this morning - top tier CEO for TVL and with the directors participation in the placing yesterday, a massive signal to the potential investors completing due diligence - we’re putting our money into this FEED programme, come join us

What you talking about 'about time' :') The name change was two weeks ago, chill out.

How many times can it be said...

Raising money to fund an acquisition ADDS value to the company. It also does not necessarily come from a Placing. This is simple and the level of deramping going on here is extraordinary. Does beg the question why...

I can’t defend the rampers but you Sharebel are a spectacular dil*o.

Sorry but you have no evidence whatsoever that a placing is coming, the company have very clearly stated that they have sufficient cash runway to cover corporate overheads for the foreseeable future, and will only seek to raise money - possibly by a placing but possibly from other sources - to fund an acquisition. The value of which will by a million miles offset any potential dilution.

You are misleading people, stop it.

Weardale wouldn’t be a customer of TVL, they’d be a supplier of technical grade carbonate. But yes, good news for TVL and their ESG credentials - local lithium better than shipping it from South America

Such spectacular disinformation...

The BBC is funded by license fee payers. BBC Media Action, which is a charity founded by the BBC that does a wide variety of work but does not do reporting of its own, gets contributions from governments and NGO's all over the world.

Just reposting this for your benefit Sharebel - stop misleading people please.

Not convinced some of the posters here this morning have ever heard of a cash shell, and the benefits it entails, so let's do some explaining...

Dukemount / capAI is a clean, debt free, main market listing with a cash runway for day-to-day corporate overheads for the foreseeable future. The Directors are not currently taking, or accruing, any salaries apart from £25k p/a for one of the new ones.

The benefit of a cash shell is that it offers interested existing businesses the opportunity to be RTO'd into a main market listing on the London Stock Exchange at zero cost to them, enabling them to access significant investment capital.

Yes, Dukemount has nothing at the moment - but does anyone really think capAI is nothing more than a sudden lurch into a hot sector? I certainly don't, I think Edwards had exactly this in mind when he bought up a large chunk of the Company last year. He's taken his time over the last 10 months or so to get everything sorted, and now they're in advanced discussions regarding the first acquisition.

Now that may or may not involve an issuance of shares, but not to raise capital for day to day costs as the abhorrent derampers here might have you believe. And if it does involve an issuance of shares, it actually doesn't matter because the increase in value that will be generated by the Company acquiring AI related assets, patents, etc will blow a share issue out of the water. When I invested here 8 months ago I was fully aware that a share issue may accompany an RTO - that's completely normal. I'm here for the vast increase in market cap that can come from being a cash shell to being an operating company.

You're embarrassing yourself. Reported both your accounts, admin should be on to you shortly.

And the posts of 'a rumour of a placing' on advfn are being posted by a single user, who signed up to advfn a few days before Colin and Roger signed up here. And guess what, they're posting in the same three groups as Roger and Colin are on here.

Such a poor attempt. Honestly, give up and move on.

Roger is posting the same things in the same 3 groups as Colin. Jesus wept this is pathetic. Reported.

Colin 2.0 has arrived :')

Per the RNS, DKE do not need to raise APART FROM potentially to fund an acquisition, whereby the value of the acquisition will well offset the dilution of any potential, not guaranteed, share issuance. That should not be difficult to understand.

By simply stating "they need to raise" you are completely missing the point of a cash shell. If you don't like it then don't invest, but don't come here misleading investors.

And yes I will keep posting this every time you make an incorrect statement.

Not convinced some of the posters here this morning have ever heard of a cash shell, and the benefits it entails, so let's do some explaining...

Dukemount / capAI is a clean, debt free, main market listing with a cash runway for day-to-day corporate overheads for the foreseeable future. The Directors are not currently taking, or accruing, any salaries apart from £25k p/a for one of the new ones.

The benefit of a cash shell is that it offers interested existing businesses the opportunity to be RTO'd into a main market listing on the London Stock Exchange at zero cost to them, enabling them to access significant investment capital.

Yes, Dukemount has nothing at the moment - but does anyone really think capAI is nothing more than a sudden lurch into a hot sector? I certainly don't, I think Edwards had exactly this in mind when he bought up a large chunk of the Company last year. He's taken his time over the last 10 months or so to get everything sorted, and now they're in advanced discussions regarding the first acquisition.

Now that may or may not involve an issuance of shares, but not to raise capital for day to day costs as the abhorrent derampers here might have you believe. And if it does involve an issuance of shares, it actually doesn't matter because the increase in value that will be generated by the Company acquiring AI related assets, patents, etc will blow a share issue out of the water. When I invested here 8 months ago I was fully aware that a share issue may accompany an RTO - that's completely normal. I'm here for the vast increase in market cap that can come from being a cash shell to being an operating company.

Still comically under the radar this company!

Fantastic agreement signed today - Veolia are a big name, they employ 218000 people across 57 countries. Hardly a minnow.

Big sign of confidence that FEED funding is on the way…