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Again!....BoD take a bow!

Does JW mean LNG terminals?
Close to our project or different location.?
Same location for hydrogen...? caverns 5&6 say?../would whole new Feed have to be done or would existing planned infrastructure cope with hydrogen as well with minor mods?

Sorry Chart.... that was a bit rude...it isn't an easy ride for anyone and everybody entitled to their own opinions.

The whole of AIM is a dodgy game at best of times.....if we roll with it and hang on through the ups and downs and deliberate misleading for various purposes, we will be OK.

IMO we will have the signature soon.....and you will get your holiday in China courtesy of SP rising.

Go well.

GLA

This is from May.......I remember first it in August, when I first noticed the Shannon project....
'The £1 billion Shannon project acquired 4 days ago will take enormous amounts of LNG to Southern Ireland from USA and Middle east.
https://www.irishexaminer.com/breakingnews/business/1bn-shannon-gas-project-acquired-864419.html

This is generating so much interest in gas in Ireland.

I hope it doesn't detract interest in Infa too much.'

It points out in that article that Shannon will be taking LNG from USA and Middle east . I think the USA were putting in £500m........in hind sight was rest coming from Qatar? Would Qatar see INFA, by helping to preserve continuity of supply in times of tactical interrupted supply, as a low level threat to them exporting LNG to Ireland (and UK via Ireland)?........low level threat is a bit strong, perhaps not so much a threat as just being non compatible with Ireland being even more dependent on Qatar's LNG supply?

Just a thought.

Then again they may support/finance a further LNG terminal at Islandmagee!.....who knows?....all way above my pay grade!

One thing you can be sure of....JW and our BOD will be on top of the case and if there is half a chance of us getting anything out of the situation, I am sure they are up to the task.

All of these strategic intentions would have been on the cards long before all the world class teams were brought into the ridiculously small market cap Islandmagee project......I'm beginning to get an inkling why they were that interested now.

All environment issues with current mining operations bode well for AXM......we are very environmentally friendly....could be enough to swing a deal!

is due to rocket on the steady stream of positive news that is very imminent......I have just bought a new wheelbarrow in order to transport my proceeds to Santander! (not immediately of course...just now and then, as required......I am a committed LTH here and want me future dividends!)

McAdder...great post......very comprehensive.
Although, regarding the ultra-massive Shannon project for LNG importing from States......isn't that a a gas storage project of a type?....not the same sort of thing I realise....but surely the gas is to be stored for a short while at Shannon before distribution....isn't it?....not 100% sure.....just what I've sort of been picking up from odd bits of news.
Complimentary to us I think.....all publicity regarding Ireland's gas situation helps to bring our project the world stage.
GLA...I think next few weeks going to be absolutely MEGA for Infa shares!

Take a chill pill.

Any rise in bad market conditions is a convincing indication of a damn good company!

Good weekend all!

Here's a post I stuck on advn early this morning....couldn't resist reposting it on here....

'JWs next tweet will be significant!

He's a bit of a dynamo..........his track record says it all!

He has successful experience in completing all the tasks he is now initiating for Infa.......way to go John......get in there my son!'

GLA

up in a poorly performing market is not a bad effort!

Possibly next week for the signing then we will be looking at more like 500% up! (2500%+ for buy out).........regardless of prevailing market conditions!!

Bring it on......GLA

How can there not be a tick up?

It will be WELL north of your average before Christmas. Make sure you stay on Santa's nice list and don't be tempted to do anything that might put you on his naughty list!

I lived a few years in the Arctic on 2 continents.....whichever continent you are on, believe me yellow snow is poisonous for obvious reasons......it is because someone or something has pi**ed in that spot. Seems that nothing changes!

IMO on first news release, either confirmation of results by WA or deal with major, this will take off like a tsunami.....can't believe all the people that jumped on board, jumped straight back off again.....without even waiting for the news, which is imminent.....whichever direction it comes from....perhaps many directions at once! Everything is in place.....including patents in nearly every mining country.....WA aren't fools, imo there are plans in motion as I type this.

My advice is don't eat the yellow snow, get on board and stay there!!

I want to see 1p broken by the end of today!.....lol

Good find Tony...interesting little video.
We'll be at build stage fairly shortly......exciting.

Yes......the've obviously been talking....just got to see what the outcome of those talks are!

.......Hope Cleggy/Rosser had their salesman heads on!

If positive outcome it will be ultra mega for us!!....good job they recently placed patent in Chilli!

'ENVIRONMENT
We are committed to a clean production, through the prevention and mitigation of the impacts associated with our explorations, operations and projects.'

Bodes well for partnering up with AXM!

Anyone know of any other UK companies that specialise in processing ores............can't find much info about this on google........can't be many!

Thanks SPUD............everything seems well oiled for a cracking leap forward soon..........with the EPC appointment.... 'many responses are currently being evaluated prior to a bid pack being issued to the selected EPC (engineering, procurement, and construction) contractors in December of this year'........That will be another ABSOLUTELY MEGA event and will slingshot the SP even further along it's destined pathway.