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Glad you picked up on this Mick. Remember the discount to NAV at some point, but ride the wave.

Current value of 85m shares in Greatland Gold owned by Starvest worth some £3.1m compared with mcap for Starvest of £1.8m. and that is ignoring other investments Starvest own.

241 trades is way ahead of usual number in a day. I think that at last pis are seeing the great profit potential at last.

Hi Bottmzup noticed that mention of up to $2,000 per week. Obviously average lower but that is impressive. Thought it was an impressive video. All good for a cracking 2020.

Hi there. Can you tell me where to find the announcement please. Ex-Life shareholder.

Good RNS today in that extra funding purely by way of loan is always a pleasure to see. No death spiral funding here! The Board have a plan and it’s coming along nicely.

Share price has been consolidating for a while now. With so much to come this year leading to production probably in H1 2021, now seems a good time to buy.

Looking forward to DFS, (taken from the corporate update in December) converting current MoUs with Chinese partners into binding off-take agreements, securing a binding commitment from one or more financial institutions to provide project finance - DFS results will better outline project finance requirements, undertaking a FEED study to position the Project as construction ready and securing requisite regulatory and permitting approvals.

Promising price action today. Breakout quite possible soon if SP can close a day at c. 1.65p, we could be on for rise back to 2p. In short time.

New non-exec director is interested in c. £228K worth of shares in the company through his company. Always a good sign to have skin in the game.

I particularly like the statement that CP has identified several attractive opportunities in the Apac region which offer unique and possibly game changing potential for the Co. to partner with established regional players in both late life and marginal field assets.

On top of that we now have the possibility to work on the Saouaf licence with its estimated 1tcf of gas. Could have farm-in or financing. Remember that we were told last summer that there had been many expressions of interest and CP has been to Saudi perhaps with a view to obtaining some company to take a financial interest in Saouaf.

Finally we should not forget that there’s the MOU in place in Sarawak with Brooke Dockyard which could lead to getting interests in oil or gas fields out there once the politicians have sorted out the new arrangements.

In summary, a lot to look forward to in 2020, which could see the SP recover its fall over the last 12 months.

With Q4 2019 results out soon, someone bought big again today I see. Closing SP misleading as was an uncrossed trade on just 100 shares. Wil be interesting tomorrow to see if we get any further large buys. Can’t be many shares available with the low free float here and not a lot of recent selling.

Impressive growth shown by latest Accounts filed at Companies House. 140% increase in Revenue to £13.9m and pre-tax profit up 180% to £2.6m.

2019/2020 is expected to be transformative for the group. Hoping that they are still considering move to AIM through Forbes Ventures RTO.

Is looking good Ivybush. Happy new year to you. Q4 results should be out mid-month. Will be very interesting to see the increase in production achieved and as you rightly say on the back of improved copper and gold prices the increase in revenue.

Good to see more buys this afternoon after that large buy earlier. Sometimes it just pays to hold.

Really strong today. I am looking for finish above 3.30 - 3.35 to break short-term downtrend.

Here we go again. 2 large buys this morning to get the next leg up started and with the small free float, the SP rises quickly.

Ready for next leg up with next quarterly update due mid-January.
Love the way the selling at 2.1p continues to be absorbed as it was at 1.3p. Wonder if Lombard are buying more of the shares?

The price of copper continues to trend higher since bottoming in August. Here is link to six month chart - http://www.infomine.com/investment/metal-prices/copper/6-month/

He still shows as an advisory board member for Bidstack on his linkedin profile.

Excellent appointment. I see no reason why the company should not go from strength to strength. 2020 will be the first year of being in profit and with the number of headsets forecast to more than double by the end of 2020, the prospects are very good.

No but some need reminding lamtree that there is substance to this company. But of course each investor needs to make their own decision as to whether to hold or sell.

2/2 "This permission and indeed recent milestones achieved by Eurasia with the Monchetundra Project are the culmination of many years of hard work and conviction to pursue a PGM project in an emerging PGM district, and we are extremely thankful to the cooperation we have received at local and federal level in the jurisdiction we have chosen to operate in."

Schaffalitzky said it was the start of a "new chapter" for the company and its ambitions. "Our commercial arrangements regarding the Monchetundra Project development can now be realised at this large low cost PGM and base metals project. "The company would like to thank the officials in all of the relevant ministries who have accessed the projects viability.

"The issue of this mining permit represents a sea change for the company, as this is a major project which the company intends to develop alongside our West Kytlim PGM and gold mine, which achieved steady state industrial scale production during 2018."

He said it was also significant that very few mine permits were issued for PGM projects, reflecting the lack of investment in the sector - something that the board reportedly felt made the project particularly valuable.

"The vast majority of permits issued in Russia are for gold projects, and it is also quite rare in the current phase of the resources cycle to find an exploration company taking a project all the way from green fields exploration through mine permitting," Schaffalitzky explained.

"Now we progress onto mine development and production, at Eurasia's second mining license, based on its own discoveries, issued in less than three years."

As regards funding requirements, Schaffalitzky said the company's arrangements with Sinosteel ment it could move forward with the project's development without recourse to further dilution of its shareholder base.

Like the £169K buy after hours. I'm holding. Yes, the SP may drift further downwards as momentum from small investors disappears, but the company still has valuable assets IMHO worth far more than the current SP to a buyer and you have the fall-back of the production from West Kytlim plus the EPCF agreement with Sinosteel re Monchetundra.

Look back at the announcement just under a year ago:-

Eurasia Mining updated the market on its Monchetundra Mine Permit on Wednesday, publishing further details of the now fully-approved mine permit and the administrative steps following the final award in November. The AIM-traded company said the mine permit was awarded by government decree on 20 November, and was granted based on a previously-issued discovery certificate. It said it fully authorised mine construction at the 2Moz Pd equivalent state-approved reserve and resource, with "significant" additional nickel and copper revenue streams.

The Monchetundra Project is located adjacent to the town of Monchegorsk, 130 kilometres south of Murmansk on the Kola Peninsula, bordering Finland in northwest Russia.

Eurasia Mining said it had conducted telephone communication with RosNedra, the Russian Federal agency responsible for mining, confirming that an order to issue the license documentation had been forwarded by the Ministry of Natural Resources to RosNedra, and that an official document detailing the permit would be forthcoming in accordance with standard procedure.

The one-time license payment would also be confirmed to the company, with payment terms set out on a 20/80 basis - 20% initially, and 80% within the first five years of mine production.

It explained that the Monchetundra Project, with an in-situ total reserve and resource value of approximately $2.1bn, was now licensed to mine and could continue to the construction phase.

As it had previously announced, an engineering procurement construction and financing (EPCF) contract was already in place with the Chinese state-owned major infrastructure project group Sinosteel, for 85% - or $149.6m - of a total contract value of $176m.

A $50m sub-contract was specified within the contract, and was assigned to Eurasia's 80%-owned subsidiary Terskaya Gornaya Kompany (TGK), or a sub-contractor of its choosing, for engineering and pit development works in advance of mining.

The mining license was the first hard rock PGM mining permit to be issued in the Russian Federation since February 2016, Eurasia said.

It added that the the 1.9 million ounce palladium equivalent reserve and resource with base metals credits wee now permitted for extraction at two open pit locations - West Nittis and Loipishnune.

"We are thrilled and honoured to have received the final permission required to proceed and build a mine at our Monchetundra PGM and base metals project," said Eurasia Mining managing director and executive chairman Christian Schaffalitzky.
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