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I would think the company will be informed of NICE’s decision, before publication.

Any leaks next week and see this move, one way or the other.

EmeraldCarrots, my observations too, regarding daily price movements.

MM’s hold the price down in the morning to collect shares. Price starts to rise around 12.30. Peaks around 2.30 when the sell off begins.

Let’s see if it happens today.

Another three 250k buys from someone since I topped up.

As another poster said, “is someone building a stake?”

I’ve just topped up with another 176337 ( I think).

“ On the plus side the company has gained £800k and now £395k in cash, from New Tech.”

The 98 million shares were issued as part of the £800k finance package. Their value was calculated at £395k I believe. This is not extra money but a payment back for part of the £800k loan.

Redirons, I too must have missed the original message regarding Clive Palmer and thought hopefullygold’s message was a cryptic clue.

I shouldn’t have responded.

Back to hibernation. ;0)

From Wikipedia…

“ Palmer has frequently been involved in legal cases relating to his businesses, and once listed litigation as one of his hobbies in Who's Who. He at times has been involved in complex cases, and journalist Hedley Thomas has written that Palmer's "lawyers take legal steps, presumably on his instructions, that prolong litigation and rack up costs for the other side" which can result in his opponents being unable to continue their case due to a lack of resources. Palmer has argued that the litigation he is involved in is justified as it rights wrongs.[8]”

Not sure if this is the message from Prospector.

One of the problems is that people are often confused about what would be required when separating and refining a non-refractory ore. The key word here is "non-refractory" meaning it is not resistant to being altered, and as SB has said, it is basically soil and therefore much easier to separate than hard rock or mineral sands. Separation of titanium minerals from gang materials is not the difficult part. If you think about the typical sedimentary copper deposit, then you will get some idea. So, it will likely be some form of wet gravity separation followed by acid leaching steps. We also have the benefit of being able to skip the crushing step that many ores need to go through first. The more complicated part might be the final refinement to high value and high purity products, and I only say might. Don't get unique mineral combination or assemblage confused with a requirement for a unique processing. Almost all mineral extraction of this type around the world requires testing and optimisation of gravity separation and acid leaching to optimise recovery from the ore.

We have till close of play on Monday, before the warrants could be revalued.

I would like to see news before Monday, but with traders crawling all over this, maybe the BOD don’t want to see a spike and sell off before that deadline.

Wishful thinking on my part. Thanks for the replies.

Am I reading this wrong?

“Dean's appointment supports Greatland in delivering the full potential of Havieron for shareholders, as the project progresses through a completed feasibility study, execution of project debt finance, completion of development and into commercial operations. Dean joins in a non board capacity.”

A completed Feasability study?

There are so many posters on here and on the other site, wishing it to fail, that there must be something good to come. They are not all Good Samaritans!

Lightbulb.

What’s the pay like at your place? 😁

Have a good day everyone.

Would it be possible to pay tronox , (who I believe are nearby) to put through a bulk sample of our ore to see what results we get?

I don’t know if that is feasible or too many complications, but it would certainly cut down the costs of building our own sample plant, until we were ready to go into full production.

“Looks like your AD blocker is on”

“Continue without supporting us”

Maybe when you clean up the boards, we may support you.

The average weighted share price seems to be around the 8p mark. Could we be entering a j/v based on this?

Escapetohome, if you are so worried sell any shares you may have. No one is forcing you to stay.

Risk versus Reward here and I am happy to risk my shares. If I lose the lot, it is down to me.

Some excellent research today. Thank you.

I suppose one benefit of pausing work on the decline at Havieron, is that GGP have not had to take up the bank loans at a high base rate and pay higher interest than needed.

Now with inflation coming down in Australia, the consensus is that interest rates have peaked and will fall during the next twelve months, saving GGP a lot of cash..

I couldn’t get a quote to sell my 98000 shares yesterday, but today they will take them all for 8.1p.

Think I will hold on for a bit longer! ;0)