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Some interesting posts about Firering out there, suggesting the potential value of their assets.

One thing's for sure, IMO, Firering's extremely cheap on any tangible measure I can think of at the moment.

It's all about the market cap here.

Neil Herbert is not only excited about Firering's Lithium but also the very high quality Tantalum which occurs along with the it.

He draws parallels/similarities with the geology of Atlantic Lithium's project in neighbouring Ghana which, although at a slightly later stage, has a market cap about 26 times that of Firering's.

Ricca Resources' recent investment effectively valued Firering's Atex project (a small proportion of Firering's overall concessions in The Ivory Coast), on its own, at £30m or 34p per Firering share - and the project's fully funded to DFS by Ricca.

Also, Firering have favourable banking facilities already in place for low-cost initial production of high-grade Coltan (at about $150,000 per tonne, according to the company), which in turn will self-fund ongoing value generation. Most importantly, IMO, the company have said that they see little or no need for additional fund-raising/dilution in the near future - by which time the share price should be considerably higher than it is today.