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I think that the figures would be good to be shown. At the AGM it was clear that MM takes that view, certainly there was discussion about producing them ( going forward they would be quarterly) So there is not a certainty about numbers in the short term being produced, but my view is that there will be some knocked out before too long.

Disco, yesterdays RNS say they are producing, so it’s reasonable to expect some figures on that; here is what it said:-
La Parrilla has now moved to 24-hour operation of the new Concentrator Plant, producing tungsten concentrate in line with shipment specifications. Production rates are steadily increasing and will be further boosted by the move to continuous operations.

And where we are going is all currently good.
Nmh the current SP is lower than it should be imho, but it seems Wres has been lower than should for a very long time. I mentioned that I felt it would be the new year before we see an improved position. Good luck to you and others that were, and are able to, make advantage from this current SP.
Kev, yep every thing has changed for the better now and once we get some numbers on the production I will be positively humming, singing and perhaps a little dance or jig to physically express how I feel.

The finance for the working capital for Regua was announced on the RNS today. That is a significant change. And a very good one.

I am a simple man. Those who know me can vouch for that. MM has been talking about Regua for years, its true. He has also arranged contracts for use of crushers, land fill, licences, trucking and siting of the concentrator.
Additionally, if there is a RNS dated today that says there are now funds available to provide ' working capital' at Regua, not only is that a change, it is a step change of considerable significance. To say nothing has changed is ,to my simple way of thinking, is at best absurd. I cannot think why anyone would make ' nothing has changed statement' as it is untruthful.
Anyway in the meantime, we got lots of extra funding from a finance source that does plenty of due diligence. We are also moving to 24 hour operation at la parilla this week. Monster change from walking on dirt at la parilla 15 months ago, and now a 24 hour operational modern plant, tremendous achievement.

Or 24 he production, ding dong. Mind you add on Regua next year and it sort of is 34 hr!

.... and 34 hr production. Ding dong.

Yes, Kev. It’s looking very good with the increased production that Regua will provide. And Tin and apt price appears to be rising. Something of a blue flag of positivity imho.

So what was your previous name on the BB?

Big Evi, yes that is an endorsement by Bkackrock; they will want a return and have carried out DD. They will know+more than us.

The twos always were a good buying opportunity, always said so. Shame for those that had to sell at that price. I thought the good news was imminent , we had an influx of negative and silly postings with short histories. How do they know? Anyway it’s good to have a bellweather-

Well that seems rather good to me. And we got the money for Régua.

The first shipment shipments to customers from the new concentrator are scheduled for December.

The plant is currently running on day shifts and will move to 24-hour operation in December 2019, which will allow a significant increase in throughput.

Not stinking. Pilkington were always good for me.

So really, if the fundamentals are good the SP has to come good in the end.
I held And bought Pilkington for years, always paid a stinking divi, they used to get hammered sometimes, once down to 54p, we’re still paying a good divi, I bought more. Eventually they got taken over and I had to sell albeit a goodly profit, I would have preferred to hold. Despite its ups and downs it’s fundamentals were good, so it always comes good on the SP when that’s the case.
As langtro points out, Wres looks materially good at this time in comparison with the SP. it is behind schedule on the project, the SP is getting hammered. And we do need to evidence output to settle worries and validate the figures. However, we are told ( RNS 28 November) we are producing tungsten and will be moving to 24 hour working this month.

A good RNS tomorrow is something that be welcome. So I am sticking with my 10:00 am Wednesday prediction.

I thought Boris would have sacked back stabety stab stab Gove by now.

Troajan, I had thought the Boris majority would allow for a well considered negotiation on Brexit. However, the cliff edge option appears to be worrying to various economic advisers and companies. I have heard GSK are now withdrawing from the UK.
Ultimately though the EU will give us a trade deal because we won’t be producing anything and they can sell to us. I genuinely hope I am wrong, but it looks like Boris has dropped a huge clanger as his first move since the election.
Luckily enough I am invested in a Spanish located mine, a tungsten enterprise actually, for the longer term.

Regardless of all else. If Jaf is no longer invested, he now has an opportunity to buy in at what I would consider a bargain price.
All to play for over the next month or two imho.

Tin is up today, and has been going up a bit other days too.
That’s a bit more cheery imho.

Saothair, that seems a reasonable approach. If we were to read the RNS of 28 November we are starting production, so unless someone wants to go to prison that is a matter of fact. Buying and selling shares is a matter of sentiment. The facts that are available at the moment lead me to believe it’s a cracking buy. The sentiment on AIM is certainly not positive with regard to Wres given the current SP, - that can change very quickly.
We are even getting some very unpleasant posters, I always take that as a good sign.