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whose buying 100k chunks - not anyone I know

You may not have spoken to insiders but for someone whose not posted here before (or in a while - apologies if I have missed it) but this is clearly something you have followed of and have knowledge of - grimmer's return is not widely known or appreciated.

Gods own county basking in sunshine. Need a sunshade today ..., might even get some cricket this weekend.

agreed .... nominee accounts also don't help. Companies can request a major shareholding list but no way of knowing who they are if they are in a nominee account (unless they register to go to an AGM etc).

Yes you do. The clue is in the FE's last post ...... 'insecurities' ...... Happy to have the debate and its always nice to have significant shareholders and know who they are. Its seems that a couple are very concerned to the point they must be seriously considering the option of reducing or selling what holding they have. If I had that level of concern and felt the need to go on about it I would be selling my shares. The rest however do not have the same level of concern. Pbody - I am glad you have learnt to read and found the AIM rules guidelines. I think you were struggling on how to use google last time we conversed. I reckon your not as thick as you come across.

Hmmm i’ll Stick to the whiskey

Garlic ..... glenfiddich I understand but garlic ....

Why don't you listen to it. Its takes 2 minutes .... probably the time it took to write that last post. No the power lines or the site being connected wasn't mentioned. However as they are 86% complete they have done very well if that was without power. I'd be m,ore worried about the 15 trucks going out everyday as I don't see many roads .....

Thanks for sharing coffeecups

True but if the Chinese starting dumping antimony it wont affect TSTR as the market we are after is premium EU environmental standard compliant (which most of the chinese stuff aint). Of course someone come come up with a different flame resistant product but that would take time but feasible. In whcih case we re-configure the roaster and focus on refactory gold - everyone loves gold

Or shall we agree that either your as thick as a plank or as devious as a snake .. pbody.

I have found it within 2 mins and first hit in google. Try rule 41 of the rules for aim companies. Shall we talk more on delisting, dilution, debt, going bust, losing all my investment?

About as subtle as a brick that’s pretending not to be a brick

Not really. Just been a few posters, one in particular, over the years on here with a particular vendetta / agenda which I’m sure your aware of if you have been following TSTR. So just very wary of anyone I’ve not met. I’m also aware that people have either a half glass full or half glass empty approach to life and that often causes tension.

Well pdoby's gone to NUOG now to ask inane questions. I have a horrible feeling they'll be back but I'm not wasting my time answering them anymore. Wass - I think I can recall SHD's football team being mentioned a long time ago on here but never recently. Interesting that inst it.

Enough of this answering pointless questions. Naive maybe., clever in a subtle way more likely. Just reread the last RNS and a previous TSTR presentation "The plant is due to produce its first antimony metal in June 2018. SPMP expects the plant to then ramp up to a production rate of between 2,000-3,000 tonnes/month by the end of the year (circa 50% of design capacity). Negotiations are also underway to sell the antimony metal to key customers and the gold dor� to a gold refinery." Missed the bit re negotitaions esp on gold which is excellent news, you dont strike sales conversations if you a long way off from production. "PRODUCTION: 20,000 tonne per annum of antimony product capacity (10% of world demand) conforming to EU environmental standards, targeting European and Middle-East demand" This plant when fully operational will supply 10% of world demand - thats huge - and to EU environmental standards. Now ask yourself how much of the current production conforms to EU environmental standards and how much demand there will be for it going forward. Thats a good question IMO.

Will you pipe down .... if the two banks that have ploughed in $70m find out that no one thought to check if there would be enough power to melt (roast) the raw material then we are all buggered.

I must admit that was my first thought when I saw the size of it. If we go back to 24/1 "SPMP is finalising agreements with providers of bank finance on an additional funding package which will satisfy all SPMP's funding requirements through to commercial production. Further announcements concerning this will be made by Tri-Star, as appropriate. Capital cost The forecast capital cost to complete the OAR has increased marginally, by $1 million, to $109 million mainly due to the impact of movements in exchange rates." So I expect a small element is to cover the increase in project costs ........ but that leaves a lot for trade finance as one would assume revenues will start to cover those off. The very fact they included refractory gold from the outset was a big signal to me that they were fact tracking that element and I would not be at all surprised if there was significant interest (and cash) to expand this further a lot faster than expected a few years ago (esp with rising gold prices)

Looks like the parties still going and steven49's going to be around for a while to remind us how crap it is. Not sure if you ever bought a ticket my friend but your insight is always welcome.

I assume you mean the information in the last RNS (again in the section entitled TSTR Live RNS above) Tri-Star is pleased to announce that its associate company, Strategic & Precious Metals Processing LLC ("SPMP"), has entered into a new banking agreement with Alizz Islamic Bank S.A.O.G ("Alizz Bank"). The new finance facility will provide $30 million to be used for a combination of project and trade finance for SPMP. Given the construction of the roaster is largely financed as per the RNS we have to conclude that the majority is for operational expenses.