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Maybe someone selling to get back in lower in a day or two?

Apologies, decimal point wrong sorry

That is approx 2.23 % of shares, quite large for a Thursday!

Costa, as I alluded to earlier, if behind the scenes action, there may be no bids, then open offer sealed bid, which in the case of Amerisur came out equivalent to SP when open offer announced. I would bet there was a divi up after

I have a nasty feeling that this will end up with invitations to bid and all info available. It will be agreed outside of this Room, a bit like Amerisur was and us shareholders didn't see any benefits.

God I hope I am wrong

So is the Elephant in the room BHP or Nick Mather? Until 12.53 I felt it was NM, but now seems it is BHP

Well pleased with Iceland & Paraguay

So does that make you a non serious investor?

They don't have to reveal that size trade immediately, would be saved from earlier in my opinion

No mention of the gas problems , suggests it is still a problem

What I meant to say was the person/entity that bought HUM's stake in Cora. Apologies

PURELY GUESS. how about the "Person/Company" that bought Cora out was given a sweetener?

Up 7.5% , OK on small volume

2,633,662 UT buy to close. Largest I remember

at 1645.32 someone bought 360K shares at 1.65 above the price at 1630, so closing price is upped to 30p as a result of the uncrossed trade

No it was timed at 1645.32

Are you saving number 4. for later?

Knowing your concern at "1" trades, I am sure you are aware that earlier today there were 9 trades in a row of under 30
18,8,28,5,14,7,8,14,13 - Just applying for the meaning/translation of the code

Have we consider that last weeks solidarity RNS could be a defensive "Hands Off" , because "we" (major investors) have decided further down the road how we are going to split this up. It is just possible in my mind that there are noises as to someone else's interest. Totally accept there are very few capable of outgunning BHP - but surprises such as Buffet come into the picture, in my mind.

from "Jungle Jane" on solgold board:
I dont know if anyone has posted this yet but to switch Britain's 31.5 million petrol and diesel vehicles over to a battery-electric fleet would take an estimated 207,900 tonnes of cobalt, 264,600 tonnes of lithium carbonate, 7,200 tonnes of neodymium and dysprosium, and 2,362,500 tonnes of copper. That's only the UK, folks. Mega increase in mining needed to go green.