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Av 5% ti in the ore, 1000 kgs to the tonne equals 50 kgs per tonne. no idea of the quality though.

Dusty, if you insist on posting here do try and be civil.

I think what impresses me most is the utmost certainty they have in having a world class recoverable product.

Gosh Cevodnia, what great advice.

There is talk about capping isa's at £100,000, whether that's investment or profit I'm not sure but probably investment, but I would not be surprised if they tax what they would call excessive profit which could be anything from £100,000 to a million. Labour have a record of going after pensions and savings so capital gains tax is probably in the firing line as well.

Like you I hope they leave isas alone but its not looking good.

I cannot understand the fascination for being listed on the ASX, please put me right if I am wrong but being listed on the ASX many open us up to a few more aussie investors and the sp may go up a few points but so what, SB has looked at it and has obviously calculated it not worth the time and effort to jump through all the hops being listed on ASX requires. Empire is worth what its worth and no more. What I am waiting for, as are many others are investment from the big boys or may be an offer on cosgrove or thomas or both, and that will send the sp into the stratospere

Its certain we are already on the radar of the large mining companies and others but they will only invest on a dead cert, unlike us who are basically gamblers and being listed on the ASX will make no difference in the long haul. So its a matter of having patience and waiting for the processing and the extent of the discovery to be proved up beyond doubt .

SB has already been approached for a joint venture by several companies but turned them all down, I think he said that in the last video he made in London. As for the sp going down is because there is no obvious news on the horizon and traders are a fickle bunch and see better, more immediate opportunities elsewhere. However I am of the opinion that news could come at any time, be it news of a gov grant/loan or news of the ongoing experiments of the processing either of which would set the sp alight. With most LTH 's its a matter of hang in there and top up when you can.

@dustynomates

We haven't had an RNS for 5 weeks now, this is the longest time without one and since long before SB took over , lets hope that they are saving up for the big one.

RNS's to come, the first to be expected fairly imminently would be the start of drilling for the infilling of Cosgrove and Thomas, I expect that the results will be much the same and won't move the SP much.

Second would be progress on processing, depending on the result this really could move the SP.

and third the announcement of a loan/grant from the WA or Aus gov, not certain but possible and the sp would certainly shift.

All this before Christmas and lets hope a lot sooner

Oh please don't

In the Titanium project update on the 18th March they mention that the RC drilling would be as well as testing known areas but also new targets, just maybe those new targets will discover something else like copper, if it does then that will certainly set the sp alight

Empire has first refusal on the other 30% so there is no back door in, the only other way somebody could get empire is buying out investors, so if anybody wants my lot for £2 per share come and get them,you've only to ask.

If a predator was building a position to take over eee then he would need a very large holding, the bigger the better, and if there was a large buyer and the sp was rising fast on large buys it would encourage other punters to invest thereby pushing the sp even higher. To initiate a takeover you would need the permission of the majority of shareholders and as most shareholders are private individuals at the moment and the prospects of Empire so bright I think its a little unlikley

So when to cash in your shares? Maybe this summer or wait another couple of years for an even bigger reward

So, going by the chart I have just posted, peak excitement in EEE should be this summer as the onging drilling results are released followed then by a downturn as they plan the actual mine and build the processing plant and because there will be a lack of news and the real possibility of having to raise more money. After that then an upturn as the mine becomes productive, this maybe late next year or early 2026 as operations start. This is of course with several, or possibly a lot of caveats

Cottill. This is fairly usual with aim mining companies but all should come good. Take a look at this site, https://www.visualcapitalist.com/visualizing-the-life-cycle-of-a-mineral-discovery/#google_vignette.

Even wiki says "Titanite is a source of titanium dioxide, TiO2, used in pigments.

DD drilling to start this week, RC drilling two weeks later and mineralogical and metallurgical results any day now, plenty to come.

Suppose that means I'm thick

From RNS 11th July

Importantly from an economic perspective, the dominant iron and titanium oxide minerals, are hematite (Fe2O3) and ilmenite (FeTiO3), with lesser rutile and leucoxene, also titanium oxide minerals. Most importantly, only minor magnetite (Fe3O4) was identified within the samples. There is evidence of some trace amounts of titanomagnetite, but the vast majority of the iron oxide and iron-titanium oxide minerals are hematite and ilmenite respectively. This has significant economic implications as titanomagnetite can be very difficult to process, unlike hemo-ilmenite which is currently processed by Rio Tinto at its 70-year-old RTIT Quebec Operations in Quebec, Canada. Additional sampling and detailed mineralogical work is needed to determine if hemo-ilmenite is an important mineral at Pitfield

You've missed the boat LH....give up