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Was that you aerial averaging down again????

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I guess you phone him, right?

I'll be happier once Franco start putting the ol' shoulder to the wheel and delivering output, even if its shoveling coal into a washer.

I'm hoping he achieves more than Alistair Muir, NvS, Tony Buckingham have in their first few months of being involved in Edenville

Another mouth to feed at the table of crumbs.

Let's see what happens. If it's up expect aerial to quote the bid price, %age rise and the global spot price of coal all day. Gla.

I don't read that's he's a trained brickie, so seems unlikely he's the one to build it for Edenville.

Are you saying Franco is the man to build Edenville's coal fired power plant? He is good isn't he.

Will be interesting to see which part of his experience they draw on, the old coal or the new solar?

I'm now even more intrigued as to what the new acquisition will be!!!

Agree aerial, we are now seeing some facts published in yesterday's RNS, although the middle bullet points were each caveated with a negative. Edenville is moving forward and if they can fully achieve what they have started to achieve anyone getting in at these prices should do well.

I'm not sure that the addition of Franco will quell the markets concerns over Edenville's ability to get coal out the ground, which they have historically been next to useless at doing #theyhavetriedsince2017. Unless of course he is bring his own shovel to help dig it up.

... tomorrow maintains the rise or if people take their profit?

Edenville's RNSs are always carefully worded to suggest a positive. Such as "2,000 tonnes of washed coal, with sales increasing towards 3,000 tonnes a month" Sales increasing towards 3,000, not at 3,000 or over 3,000 but simply towards so greater than 2,000 and moving towards 3,000.

It's good news today but handover feels a long way off!!!

Earl,

have you read any other RNS other than today's?

Positive RNS which the market likes, which is great to see and benefits us all with a higher Bid price. My concerns are that each of the central bullet points has a negative at the end with words like, however, although & but.

Also
"For the next month the Company expects to sell a total of approximately 2,000 tonnes of washed coal, with sales increasing towards 3,000 tonnes a month over the next few months, without including any additional orders."

So the handover which will be discussed again once Edenville reaches 3,000 tonnes a month, won't happen just yet, not at least for the next month and potentially not until the next few months. This means that Edenville remain in charge and historically they just haven't been able to fulfil orders.

Things are looking more positive I just hope this isn't another false dawn.

September will be a big month for Edenville, and I expect Edenville to push to to the 30th September for an RNS. If they say a month they mean the end of month usually.

GLA, let's see if there are any profit takers at the end of the day.

Either they did re-commence shipping in July or they didn't? Why do they feel it's right not to tell us the facts.

Did the order of 3,000 tonnes per month get signed by the end of July?

We should have been told that back at the end of July

- The Company expects to re-commence shipping washed coal in July to one of its anchor tenants with a supply arrangement of 750 tonnes per month having been agreed.



- A trial shipment of 180 tonnes of washed coal has been dispatched to a local cement producer and subject to satisfactory performance of this coal an order of 3,000 tonnes per month is anticipated to follow in July.

Why were we not told?

...it's darkest before the dawn!!!!!!

Wouldn't surprise me, the interest in Edenville seems to be rock bottom.

"The Tanzanian Government power planning programme shows the need for a base load plant by 2026."

If we sign a deal to supply a CFPP that opens by 2026, when do people expect the Tz government to start paying Edenville for coal??????