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Rising into close bodes well for next week. GLA

We have Tio2 (Titanium dioxide) used more In pigments for paints, Plastics, fabrics, inks, sunscreen etc etc

Particularly the bit about grades being 5-10 times that of other sands deposits

Great read! :-)

Https://total-market-solutions.com/2023/07/empire-metals-ltd-july-2023/

With deeper drilling it will be very interesting to find out what lies beneath! Hydrothermal deposits can be very interesting in that different minerals/metals can be deposited in unique ways and there is not only a good chance of greater Tio2 concentrations to depth but other metals I.e copper which may have deposited lower down.

Although 500m only scratches the surface still :-)

Https://youtu.be/aNmXGf6DVYY

Keep nibbling:-)

Of there being significant copper beneath the Tio2......Looking forward to further and deeper drilling!

Due to the nature of the formation there is good potential for grades to increase the deeper they drill. :-)

If you had to go down 6km to get it then no but this is from almost surface so (Needs more drilling to confirm) every foot you excavate is around 5% Tio2 all the way to AT LEAST 6KM it's collosal if commercial

Hola Gilbo Final results RNS 19th June company has £1.8m

There is also a gap lower down.................... about 1.65p

The world's largest open cast ilmenite mine is the Tellnes mine located in Sokndal, Norway and run by Titania AS (owned by Kronos Worldwide Inc.), a hard rock ilmenite mine, which produces most of Norway's 380,000t of ilmenite production. In Karhujupukka located in Kolari, northern Finland there is a magnetite-ilmenite ore at around 5 million tons. The ore contains about 6.2% titanium.

The Balla Balla magnetitite-iron-titanium-vanadium ore deposit, in the Pilbara of Western Australia, contains ~600 million tonnes of magnetite-ilmenite cumulate ore horizon grading 58% Fe, 14% TiO2 and 0.8% V2O5, one of the richest magnetite-ilmenite ore bodies in Australia. The ore deposit is scheduled to be mined in mid-2009, to produce in excess of 480,000t per annum of ilmenite product, by Australian mining company Aurox Resources Limited.

Be some offloading placing shares which has the brakes dragging at the moment. A few late reported sells will clear quickly I would think.

Yesterday. Tree shake first thing then another double digit gain by close. Imop "Globally significant" and only 2% drilled GLA Bring on the copper targets.

Sierra rutile has max grading of 1.45% Rutile..............

Could well rocket this afternoon. Great discovery and only a tiny % drilled.

a post on linkedin or twitter something about H&W will be supporting the Royal navy in the future etc etc Might even have been that private briefing through Navy leaders............Could it be through the framework agreement with Denholm not yet RNS'd but announced on Linkedin................Sorry for the waffle lol
https://www.denholm-industrial.com/sectors/defence/ private
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/harlandwolffplc_we-will-be-exhibiting-at-cne-2023-where-activity-7055118189919105024-rxcP?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop

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