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Indeed. 5% dilution, order long lead time items and publish the BP plan.

AP needs to have cash earmarked for BP, not for diamonds at the moment. Get BP running and you have a stable company. The rest can materialize on the back of it. I hope the ordering of long lead time items for BP is not further delayed. I would even accept a dilution to get that done. It's the safeguard of the company.

What about go on twitter and search #VAST . FFS. Get lost.

Check twitter... 1st diamond spotted on the picture.

Hearing him talk about Heritage, then " a lot of things happening in that spectrum/scope", to "certainly have not forgotten about old claims"... to go 7-14 days to Zimbabwe to put new projects to bed... Thinking of his quote in the previous interview "this month the starts seem to be aligning for VAST"... I think in the coming 3 weeks, game-changing diamonds of RNS's might be linining up...

I just want to avoid that people treat VAST as a one trick pony. There are shitloads of viable projects. I will be guttered in case BP does nt materialize. I will suck it up and adjust my timescales... worst case, they relinquish on on eureka and or Pickstone to finance manaila and other projects...

I agree... in my view not getting BP would not be a company breaker. It would result in lower targets and longer timescales.

The question is... would VAST pull through, even without BP

I am invested big here for the medium to long term. What I try to figure out is: What is the med to long term impact of not getting the license (I do think we will receive the licence in the next weeks).
Will this company and our investment go down the drain, with a domino effect? Or will it be a matter of additional dilution of let's say 20%, which will bridge us to a profitable Manailia, and eventually other operating mines?
Is BP a medium-long term make or break for our investment, in the current set-up?

I can be patient, I have been.. I am willing to wait... but will a no-licence compromise this company mid to long term... interested to hear your assessments...

I hope i am right to assume that the NAMR feedback was ALL the feedback which they needed resolving before stamping it off, and not just some “as they go” feedback, where more might still come...

The damned broker note was right

I can't be bothered discussing with you. In that case, just sell up and leave. Nobody forces you to hold these shares. I for one will be happy to buy them from you. Good luck on AIM

2p

Was right after all... Ah well.. As long as we get it within 30 days. If the Romanian govt decides to stumble once more in the mean time... i literally will eat my hat. Damn... so far for: "doing it quicker" ANRM...

From my painful XTR days, I know that alluvials are very irregular and therefore difficult to JORC. I believe the only thing you can do is extensive sampling and go from there to estimate the potential. A JORC also takes way longer.

So I assume they will do a few drills here and there, do some sampling for a month or so and decide to purchase alluvial mining equipment based on that.

What would be a bandwidth of market cap for mid-tier mining status?

3 to 6 months only

He was talking about "commencing alluvial mining". That would be good news! Alluvial mining is low capex which can be ramped up quite quickly. This would be a potential money spinner.

I follow Mustang.. He has the appearance of a hardworking no nonsense ceo. Time will tell if the results are reflected by this

I did.. but i am more interested in brownfields which are similar to bp and could provide more immediate revenue