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Lovely indeed tin has continued great guns since 28/2/21., looking forwards to 28th I hope they have a sweet announcement to go with the presentation.

This has to be the most boring company that I’m invested in, even when they do make an announcement everything is so politically correct. Do something for the shareholders and produce some value.

Just came across the latest sponge update of Afritin, cant imagine that this article drove the price today but it was a pleasant change to have an up day. Most of my portfolio is natural resources so June was a terrible experience. Better times ahead.
https://spongeshare.com/2021/07/01/afritin-could-the-lithium-trump-the-tin/

Just read the article, what a poor picture he paints and it’s not even facts. The writer says that we produced more tin than in the same qtr last year. Total nonsense we didn’t achieve 180T of tin until September last year (9mths production) Tin price is up 140% since March 2020.
It’s not that I need articles to reinforce my views or ramp the price but the article is flawed and many people will believe that this is a true reflection of ATM and put their money elsewhere.
Rant over

ATM), an African tin mining company with its flagship asset, the Uis Tin Mine ("Uis") in Namibia, will be hosting an investor webcast on Monday 14 June 2021 at 15h00 (BST) where the CEO, Anthony Viljoen and other management will be presenting an update on the Company's assets in Namibia.

Last year’s update came out on 16th June, I was thinking that we would get this quarter update in the 1st half of next week. Can’t see how it could be anything other than positive news on revenue, with Tin at 10 year highs and 3month delivery price also over 30k.

Not open to the public unfortunately.

I would assume that when the old timers extracted the tin they left historical spoil tips that contain Tantalum and lithium somewhere near the v1-v2 pit and plant. Would it make economic sense to process and extract the minerals from them or do those piles and their content even belong to Afritin?

Stumbled across this video at the weekend, it went live last Thursday and is pretty heavy going for the most part. Plenty of mentions of Uis and then about 10mins before the end our very own CEO makes an appearance. I haven’t had a look through any of the historical videos to see if he’s a regular contributor, but thought that some of you may find it interesting.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7PycAFOzGf8

Not just my company’s IT department that suck then?

Closed @ $28,899.

Well Afrimet are obviously convinced about our prospects. 5% holding now that they are converted.

One of the presenters was a boots on the ground miner and the other was a banker. I know who I would rather have running my mining company.

Had another nibble here on with some funds I had top sliced elsewhere, my buy here is showing as a sell.

Should be RNS....darn autocorrect ??

Worzel. The share looks well positioned to see some of the commodities action that we are seeing elsewhere. I topped up with a few more today (3rd purchase) tbh the runs had bothered me but the more I think about it I’m sure that it is probably a positive sign for all.

Bought at below 50p a share today, been watching the sp for a longtime and know the company well. This seems way to cheap for a quality run company.

Thank you Josik. There few who will share their research efforts so freely, I really do appreciate you posting, may even average in for a few more as the email particularly confirms my feelings. There is so much potential for good news with this stock, with cash coming in the current share price seems a reflection of our prospects.

http://www.stocktube.com/video/finncap-oil-analyst-youngson-sees-higher-crude-prices-next-year

WENTWORTH RESOURCES LIMITED ("Wentworth" or the "Company") Operations Update - First Gas Delivery Wentworth, the Oslo Stock Exchange (OSE: WRL) and AIM (AIM: WRL) listed independent, East Africa-focused oil & gas company, is pleased to announce an update on operations within the Mnazi Bay Concession, Southern Tanzania ("Mnazi Bay"). Highlights First gas delivery to the new transnational pipeline commenced on 20 August 2015 Production rates are expected to reach 70 mmscf/d by October 2015 and 80 mmscf/d by the end of 2015 Agreement reached on payment security terms between the gas purchaser, Tanzania Petroleum Development Corporation ("TPDC"), and the Mnazi Bay joint venture partners ("Partners") Gas deliveries have now commenced to the new transnational pipeline in Tanzania. Two wells are now producing and the remaining three wells will be put on production in the coming months. Initial production volumes will be used for commissioning purposes and to fill the pipeline. Production rates are expected to increase to 70 mmscf/d by October 2015 and reach 80 mmscf/d by the end of 2015. Gas deliveries by TPDC for use by power and industrial companies are expected to commence in October. The Partners will receive payment at the end of each calendar month for sales volumes delivered during that month. Under the Gas Sales Agreement signed on 12 September 2014, the sale price has been set at US$3.00 per million BTU, or around US$3.07 per thousand cubic feet, rising in line with the US CPI industrial index. The Partners have agreed payment security terms with TPDC, the buyer of the gas, and various other parties. The payment security provides the Partners with sufficient assurance that sales of natural gas will be settled in accordance with the agreed payment terms. Geoff Bury, Managing Director, commented: "We are very pleased to announce that production from Mnazi Bay has now commenced and the Mnazi Bay joint venture is the first supplier to the new transnational pipeline in Tanzania. Concluding the payment guarantee and starting production in our Mnazi Bay gas fields are pivotal events for Wentworth and underpin the long-term viability of our operations in East Africa and our partnership with Maurel & Prom and TPDC. "Wentworth is well positioned to become a significant gas producer in Tanzania, where supply and demand dynamics offer an opportunity which we and our Partners are uniquely placed to realize. We expect to exit 2015 in a strong financial position."