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Alot of negative comments about GR. But seriously not one of us could build a mine. Otherwise why don't you take over for George. If it goes up for sale; you can have it ready by tomorrow as you think it's that easy to achieve. Look at our uk government; we can't even complete a rail line lol

This is his last chance imo Raaydaar. If he cannot achieve the grading and tonnage and get Glencore to sign the contract; its all over. We won't be here to chat anymore. He's been talking to these parties (though he's only disclosed this one) he's been given a deadline and now he's raised more cash. He's got no more excuses. He either completes the issues and gets Glencore onboard or zulu goes to the highest bidder

Https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2025/jan/14/cost-clean-up-toxic-pfas-pollution-forever-chemicals

Also read, that the uk government will be bringing up pfas in the summit in the EU talks

"In April 2025 testing for PFAS will begin using the Company's system with samples taken from a river in Wales by Swansea University working together with a significant stakeholder in the environmental sector. The Company is pursuing a number of different commercialisation strategies, including partnerships. Accurate monitoring down to the very low levels in environmental legislation is becoming essential and is a legal requirement in many countries particularly in the US."

One thing I want to know, which he has mentioned in the past. Is there any other parties he is still in talks to (apart from Glencore)

Acker

There isn't anything we don't already know. We know the inserts are due by June and Q3 (July) spodumene float section. If its just an interview about this and the upcoming AGM, then I don't see anything happening to the price. Only if he says something we don't like it'll go down further. But it's all things we are aware of now. He won't disclose anything that hasn't been released in an rns

I agree Acker. He has to give an another interview soon

Why is it going back up? Probably the negative posters are buying

This news will be followed by something positive from GR. The bad part is out of the way and we all expected it at some point

People posting negative comments here are still buying. Hypocrites the lot of them. Do you think we are that naive. We all knew this day would come and another Agm and raise would be needed. Glencore is still on the table. Let's see what happens in the next couple of months. GR will likely have something up his sleeve before the AGM

Why are you here Raaydaar? I'm just curious why bother using your time posting for something your not investing in? There must be another stock that takes your interest. I wouldn't be here if I wasn't invested. Life is too short to bother with things you don't like

You want to make a bet there there will be some buys tomorrow? You are saying nobody, not one person will buy?

"I can't imagine anyone would be buying PREM shares any time soon now that the inevitable news of the AGM"

A raise was as certain as it will be that people will be buying. Even the negative posters will be buying, otherwise why else would they be here ;-)

A positive note is Glencore are still on the table

Let's see how the market reacts tomorrow. We knew it was coming at some point. If you didn't you must be new. I thought at least June or July. Within the 3 months anyway. I'm interested to see what GR has to say. Not the trolls after a drop in the sp. Jaglith still won't go away; that's the only negative I see lol

Hopefully we get more news before the Agm. It was expected he would need to raise more cash. Glencore is still on the table as a non-binding contract and as long as the issues are dealt with, it's still going as planned

Https://youtu.be/SWyWZC1S2kE?feature=shared

Issues mentioned and soon after the 1.575 million was raised and as we have seen recently they on the 2nd issue coming up into June for the inserts.

If they do run out of the 1.575 million in 3 months I'd be quite shocked, but if they need to raise more to get Glencore onboard and pay off the debt, then I'm fine with that

So as I said and GR said in the recent interview. The raised £1.575 is for work to complete the issues raised and then if all goes successfully, Glencore signs the contract

How much is the float unit costing them? They raised £1.575 million. Are you saying commissioning of the inserts and the additional spodumene circuit will be close to a million? The money raised is for the work on the 3 issues (no debt) if all successful, Glencore then steps onboard and helps with debt

The sp will be like last week. It's not going to do much until any news drops. As we know with the news with Glencore, it can be anytime of the day and if its positive news like that; the price will jump very quickly. Imo I don't see any plant updates until june; but that's going by what GR said in the last rns

We may get news of the drilling to start within the next couple of weeks. He did say by the end of this month? We don't have anything else apart from this and the Saudi projects that could drop soon. Unless they release news on a share buyback, but I won't hold my breath with this one.

Hopefully they also have a bit more detail on the targets for Drake Lake-silas. We want to make sure they are drilling in the right spots this time around (not like molopo)

I think this will be when they release more news on their PFAS research later this year. If they can show they are able to test the water supply successfully

"The Guardian recently revealed the safety of the UK’s tap water could be jeopardised as there are now no treatment facilities that are accredited to test the materials used to clean the water.

During a Commons committee hearing on Tuesday, the chief executive of Thames Water, Chris Weston, said the company’s desalination plant was out of order as there was no testing facility in the UK that would allow it to test new membranes"

I think if this goes upto 10p, I'll be at the agm as well. All being well with the finances, there should be some interesting news later in the year. They are definitely getting alot of interest from different countries

Imo. If they can achieve the grading and tonnage and Glencore does then sign a contract. I think other major company investors will jump onboard. GR said he had other interested parties and perhaps they are holding back to see if Glencore signs