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June presentation. http://www.sierra-rutile.com/uploads/srl-corporatepresentation1june2015.pdf Additional free cash flow from the Gangama dry mine will provide capacity to initiate a meaningful and sustainable dividend. (page 23) Do you think this is to up the ante to Pala?

Thanks for your outlook on SRX. I think most PI would be happy with the £1 a share. Enjoy the rest of your day.

Hi Daramuda, Lot's of plus to come for the company with the end of that dreaded disease. Do you think Pala is still mopping up the shares? If so surely by now we would have had another RNS crossing the next 1%! Maybe they are happy to let the company grow, or maybe a 3rd party. Time will tell.

http://www.eboladeeply.org/articles/2015/05/7912/year-ebola-sierra-leone-we-ebola-free-july/

Agree with the SP price totally, but with Ebola cases dropping, schools opening, cheaper future production and Sisay once again mentioning "dividends" surely the only way is up now.

Progressing the Project without the need of additional equity finance and without placing undue strain on our balance sheet is very important, and positions us well to fulfil our aspiration to become a mature, cash-generative company and, ultimately, a dividend-yielding company in the medium-term."

From WHO. Assistant Director-General Bruce Aylward said it was "meaningful progress", and proved that "you can catch up with Ebola, even on this scale". He acknowledged that an increase in cases in Sierra Leone meant the country had not reached the much-touted goal of having 70 percent of Ebola patients in isolation beds by December 1. But he said he expected this to happen in the "coming weeks", insisting the national figure was skewed by the new outbreak in the west of the country. The WHO is now looking at how to step up its efforts to trace people who had close contact with Ebola victims, with a goal of halting the epidemic by mid-2015.

They will reget that sell over the coming weeks

http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/13773/finncap-starts-african-diamonds-as-a-buy-targets-108p--13773.html