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Sounding confident.

Whether or not that means funding secured (and to what extent) I don't know, but definitely a change in tone.

Mining company? Digging that up? Not sure it's strictly punnery but close enough and to me seemed well intentioned.

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From last year.

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/ARCM/result-of-annual-general-meeting-8jgyvijg4lhkhof.html

Yes newboy they're still waiting for the license. They're expecting it this month.

"twitter has confirmed the lot a tier one deposit "

Interesting interpretation of the tweet. Can you please explain how it confirms it?

1) I doubt he's actually on a tweet deck
2) Its just the companies social media team chucking out a previous quote from an RNS, most companies do it

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/ARCM/drilling-and-assay-update-06fqfnr6g2ubd6q.html

Meanwhile I'm slithering round like a gudgeon (bottom feeder) in a fish tank, scooping up the crumbs dropped by the big fish.

Thanks big fish :-)

We sometimes see what we want to see me old China

"Nick is also a consultant to Apollo Group, one of the largest private equity groups, Chairman of Fodere Group, a private company that has developed environmentally sustainable technology to extract high value minerals from ore and a director of Jangada Mines plc, listed in London. "

In response to a twitter post about AFC failing to provide the money Seamus Cornelius wrote

"Actually they didn’t fail. The conditions precedent for the disbursement weren’t satisfied in time so we agreed to work on a new/better funding plan. AFC and AfriExim Bank are key to building Colluli and we are very pleased to have them on the team."

Personnelly I'm finding it hard to sugarcoat today's news

The company will still be involved in raising funds.

I see the tie in with Shore capital akin to getting in the expensive contractors at the end of a project when you need the manpower.

If i was parting with millions I'd want to see the organ grinder not just the monkeys.

Middle east full of Nitrogen producers as well isn't it? There might be more to this than just funding.

Excellent news, given that so much can be done via video conferencing and the current climate with covid, it would suggest they're not fannying around.

[Puts down whiskey glass with glazed look in eyes hinting at a torrid history best forgotten ]

"Yeun Low huh?, There's a name I thought I'd never hear again".

Something feels different, like it's not just a few people getting the bug thanks to the twitterati.

The machines are on and a few people want to gobble up large volume.

How would people feel about a royalty or convertible bonds?

It worked elsewhere to raise a lot of cash (I'm not saying where ;-) )

Hi Jono,
" whats happening with the gap in funding?."

Seamus covers this a little bit in the video, when asked about it he says all the right things "It's coming, we're exploring every avenue to benefit shareholders the most etc" pretty much what you'd expect whether or not it was going well or badly, but you can glean from the video that it's all going to be announced at once, and apart from one bit where he's a bit "blinky" he seems rather confident (but then that's his job).

At the moment JPM are selling this in Oz which is hammering the price down and have been for a while (so I'm ruling out forward selling) So that surely can't be helping with confidence and explains why the price is in the doldrums, they've a lot to shift.

https://stockhead.com.au/stockhead-tv/rocktalk-potash-demand-potential-looks-potent/

Interview in 2 parts, first the analyst then Seamus, first time I've really heard him speak as I've only been aboard for about a year and I'm used to Neils Wage doing the speaking.

None. Funding complete for 1st Lake, assuming everything goes to plan.

My take on it, is Lake wells is an area. Both APC and SO4 have their own delineated boundaries, they'd even be using different techniques given the differences between their resources. Tobin knows more about APC and if you go back far enough in this thread you'll see it's been a better description from him when I raised the same question.

The companies are talking about sharing overheads. So for example gas pipelines which once might have been too expensive for SO4 alone suddenly make the prospect of Lake Wells more appealling if APC are developing.

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/LON:SO4/Salt-Lake-Potash-Ltd/rns/123513

IMO I can see a a bit a merger in the future as the whole Aussie potash industry consolidates but that's all speculation on my part.

It's been a pleasant surprise, i was expecting this to drift a bit Ohmni but it just goes to show with small caps they can go up just as quickly as they go down.

Well you've called the last 2 rns's chisler. So you've got form calling it ;-)