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Https://www.theguardian.com/business/2026/feb/05/trump-administration-cornish-tin-mine-south-crofty?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Other

Anyone investing through Crowdcube? Should have had the link at 10am to purchase but not received.. anyone received the link? Thanks

HL say will be received 24 March if you're talking g about retail sale

Just received email offering chance of 8p per share

I'm assuming The Don has the option of 2.5 million shares at 8.5p as part of his employment package

Https://cornishlithium.com/company-announcements/cornish-lithium-and-helm-ag-sign-mou-for-the-development-of-uk-lithium-supply-chain/

Not much but of the government are saying it's of national importance then got to be good news for us

They are not. In on the crowdcube thing.. got Cornwall covered lol

I'm not very good at this stuff but recognise its significant. Only have a small holding with CL but think this could have a big knock on effect with CUSN when you see the government backing a precious commodity

Cornish Lithium Plc (the “Company”), the pioneering mineral exploration and development company, is pleased to announce that it has received confirmation that the Secretary of State for Housing Communities and Local Government, The Rt Hon Angela Rayner MP (“Secretary of State”), has exercised her powers under Section 35(1) of the Planning Act 2008 (as amended) (the “Planning Act") to direct that the Company’s Trelavour Hard Rock Project in the St Austell area of Cornwall (the “Project”) should be treated as a Nationally Significant Infrastructure Project (“NSIP”).

Having considered the details of the Trelavour Hard Rock Project against the criteria of the NSIP planning regime, the Secretary of State was of the view that the Trelavour Hard Rock Project, in and of itself, is nationally significant for the following reasons:

the Project is likely to have significant economic impact and will be important in driving growth, nationally and regionally;

its influence will impact on a region that is wider than a single local authority area; and

it focuses on the extraction of a strategically important industrial mineral.

In addition, the Secretary of State also considered that the Project would benefit from the application being determined through a single, unified consenting process provided by the Planning Act, thereby removing the need to apply, and the uncertainty of needing to apply, for separate powers and consents.

Anyone else signed up for the update tonight at 530pm?