Adrian Hargrave, CEO of SEEEN, explains how the new funds will accelerate customer growth Watch the video here.
Two week window to get the assay results in before IPO launch.
Alba Know the assay results to be very good.
For Blacksands the sonic drill rig was able to reach mineralised depths of up to 6m. Can not overstate how much this will be a game changer for this resource, previous drill depth was 1m.
Amitsoq Graphite we know these results will be great..
The ducks are lining up very nicely, Greenland Assets will be worth so, so much more after the assay results.
I just wanted to share my experience in contacting Alba, after reading of others experiences.
I have contacted ALBA by e mail six times since 8 September 2020, only once did they not reply, that was in 2020.
My last two contacts were
29 Jan 2021
02 August 2021
I have always had a prompt reply from Alba within a day or two
The replies I have had from Alba have always given me confidence that I am backing a winning horse.
May 2021 Launch of Report: The Case for a Five Eyes Critical Minerals Alliance focusing on Greenland
https://polarconnection.org/five-eyes-critical-minerals-alliance-focus-greenland/
For the more discerning investor.
This the sort of thing that I find informative, full report is 41 pages. I think well worth reading it all. Gives good insight, information on mining in Greenland for rare earth metals as of MAY 2021 . In tables ALBA is sometime listed by London-headquartered private limited companies that are
subsidiaries of, or connected to Executive Chairman of,
AIM-listed Alba Mineral Resources
UK Bright Star Resources Limited UK
UK Obsidian Mining Ltd UK
UK White Eagle Resources Limited UK
UK White Fox Resources Limited UK
UK Stallion Resources Limited
UK White Eagle Resources Limited UK
Great RNS, the first fantastic August RNS, and more good news to follow this month I am certain of that.
Well done again, to George and the team.
Thanks for all the hard work in Greenland.
George you have played a blinder, you could not have picked abetter time to launch the soon-to-be AIM-listed GreenRoc Mining Plc .
Not at all concerned about the share price right now..good thing come to those who wait.
Agree Nookie,
Alba has large deposits of a mineral that the market wants a lot of – it is a magical combination of the right deposit at the right time. When this happens, and it dose not happen often with Junior miners, its an outstanding opportunity for investors. Being in Wales is the icing on the cake for Gold, and in Greenland for Graphite is not to shabby either.
Cheers Ocelot.
I have never been so confident. August should an exciting month. Lots of hard work going on behind the scenes I am sure us shareholders will benefit in the end. 100% behind the spin off, and the Gold will come good. Some big RNS's to look forward to. I believe my confidence is not misplaced.
The next Welsh Gold King..Mr George Frangeskides,
Here is on old article about the last one.
The Welsh Gold King...Mr. Pritchard Morgan
As soon as he was old enough Morgan was articled to work for Newport lawyer Robert James Cathcart but he did not stay to complete his articles. Apparently he and Cathcart had a ‘lively quarrel’ when Morgan had taken exception to something Cathcart had said to him. Without further ado young Morgan put on his hat and took himself off, but worried about the reception he would receive at home for abandoning his job he decided instead to run away to Australia.
Having sold his watch and law books Morgan proceeded to Liverpool where he embarked for Australia and new opportunities offered by the second largest gold rush in the world – the first having been in California a decade previously.
Some twenty years later Morgan was back in Wales - now a multimillionaire through his enormously successful legal practice and investments in gold mines. Fascinated by the myriad reports that gold had been found in Wales he bought a mansion on a mountain in Dolgellau - and began digging.
He was not the first to have done so. The Little Gold Rush of North Wales in the 1860s saw huge amounts of money made and lost, all widely reported in the British and colonial press. Morgan, along with half the world, avidly followed the developments until the small gold rush petered out at the end of the decade.
Convinced he could succeed where others had failed Morgan, by force of both his personality and his money, set about transforming the mining of gold in Wales. Shortly after taking over the Gwynfynydd mine in Dolgellau in 1887 Morgan’s faith was vindicated when he hit a large pocket of gold. So fabulous was this discovery that he declared to the whole of Britain there was enough gold in Wales to pay off the national debt. His mine, he said, was going be one of the richest in the world - and as there were fifty other sites in North Wales there was every reason to believe that gold would be found in huge quantities. ‘Gallant Little Wales’ was going to be enormously wealthy.
Pokeman..link to OLD video. Georges comment was around ( 3.40) to do with limerick.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GnAxJPrNluU
I absolutely think things are going well with the Permit application and Alba are not to blame for holding anything up. I fully expect it will be granted soon as soon as things are ticked off. As George said, in a previous Alba video about a unrelated de watering permit. "We are still waiting on that famous water discharge permit, If we don't get it soon. I will have to go over and dig it out of the council my self" You might need to do that for this one George.
Interesting reading all the thoughts on the Permit application yesterday evening. I guess enough said on this topic for now.
The fact that George stated "Dewatering Llechfraith Shaft· Permit applications progressing well." in the 19th July RNS shows Alba were somewhat blindsided, if that is not to strong a word, by the request for the delay in application deadline on the 23rd July.
Ian67
I agree so many hoops.
I would think all that previous bat work would be of great value with this application. From reading between the lines on the permit application website. I can not help thinking (from what I know about such permit applications) that Alba has been asked for some information, that they should have been asked for much earlier in the process, so the delay has been caused by NRW . I pretty sure this is what has happened. Lets hope NRW will pull out all the stops to get thing moving quickly for us now.
Sorry here is the link Environment Systems
https://www.envsys.co.uk/projects/clogau-gold-mine/
I am optimistic that the elusive de watering permit will arrive sooner rather than later.
I believe Alba are very knowledgeable, when it comes to permit application, and environmental matters, and have the full support of all involved in the process. One of the reasons I invested in them was the total confidence I have in Alba for getting all of the permissions needed to mine in such an environmental sensitive area. I never lose sleep over whether a permit will be granted. I believe the hold up for this permit is not due to Alba's lack of effort in providing the information required. Alba will be frustrated at the length of time taken for this permit to be signed off, just as we are. These permits are very complicated, the red tape is thick.
I have copied a link for those interested, its a from "Environment Systems" Alba(GMOW) commissioned them to carry out bat surveys in 2018 and 2019 at the Clogau Mine. Thankfully Alba do not need a dormouse specialist, but we have bats and fish have to be looked after.
I would expect the permit to be granted within the next two to three weeks, maybe even next week. I certainly do not think it will be September.