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Jaglith - If that's your response you are either a child or admitting you are completely wrong.
Mutare Lithium partner still stands - No idea what is holding up the RNS and i'm not accountable for the release of them,
Don't worry about apologising when i'm correct. Just fade away..
Did you watch the last interview Jaglith?
Please stop with the false information.
The unsellable product was the last batch produced, absolutely nothing to do with what we are about to produce. It was high in Talc due to throwing any old ore on the pad expecting the sorters to remove everything.
We are now stockpiling solid ore with no obvious waste attached to it. The sorters have been optimised, colour-detection added, with GR stating that the contractors are confident of them doing the job. However there is the full back of hand sorting - whilst I agree this isn't a good look at all for Prem - for a period as to when all issues sorted.
Multiple times you have spread false information, leading me to wonder if you actually know what is going on at all.
Ricky
Jaglith - I do believe we are in the period "after the mineral resource statement was released"
Was also unaware that a bid had a particular timeframe.
Surely you would wait for first production to see what they can actually produce.
Well that would be a bummer if you are here for the short term, wouldn't it.
I think most are here for the long gains.
Personally, couldn't care less what the SP is currently doing.
Lets see what happens when someone puts a bid in (if they do)
Decent interview. Nothing jumped out of concern like it normally does. Evasiveness comes from not being able to fully commit to a forward event.
Seems to be a few chess pieces moving in the background.
Good luck George, lets get this into production.
Based on previous, it's quite hard to ramp. I'm certainly positive.
I feel the first bag of Spod produced correctly is key.
They're placed by Prem now... so don't have to be bought back.
Yes, Prem will still owe Goddard, hence the need for extra financial backup (loan, overdraft)
GR has no choice but to put responsibility of the plant starting up again on contractors, because they are doing the work.
GR will take overall responsibility if the project fails, for going with those contractors in the first place.