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Pointed out today that this is so undervalued. Edison called it mis - priced back in July with a 32p price target, 57p high valuation. Tweet below is a good sum up

https://twitter.com/Alan__Green/status/1718921145007616511

Good first interview with Chairman Jim Williams. Key point is private company EkoMetall working in the same area (Land Salzburg) is valued at £4.8m. VVV has yet to get boots on the ground after completing the due diligence and acquisition, but looks unbelievably good value with market cap less than £700k.

https://youtu.be/nTGDu0KZY2U

A very frank interview with Nick Tulloch, v careful cost controls. Looking good from here.

https://youtu.be/ZfJFs5lJLok

A possible sleeping giant. VVV have just bought the Mitterberg copper project in the Austrian Alps for £350k. They own 51% of a gold, copper & silver project in Australia. Market cap is still just £384,000! Buy and tuck away?

https://twitter.com/Brand_UK/status/1712781803910471808

BIDS management failures covered here on the Vox podcast this morning https://twitter.com/Brand_UK/status/1711995018834026681

Maybe read the ERA investment note first!

https://novuscomms.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/Alpha-Prospects-Aug-2023-08.pdf

If EQT really is seeking a solution it needs to take a different approach. This MSAART technology invented by Malcolm Bendall could be a way forward. They have harnessed plasmoid technology, (uses the a plasma and magnetic field structure found naturally in thunderstorms and ball lightening), to completely remove any emissions from any sort of internal combustion engine, power stations and anything that produces exhaust gases as a by product. This technology looks as though it might finally be coming to market, so if Palumbo and co are in any way serious about moving EQT forward they should be speaking with Christopher Foster and Gavin Houghton, both interviewed here with a bit of a clip from Malcolm Bendall demonstrating the technology. These guys are already in advanced discussions with Toyota and other major global manufacturers.

https://youtu.be/Y3Imkt1PeXg

Malcolm Bendall has been around for a while with his plasmoid technology that somehow uses the a plasma and magnetic field structure, found naturally in thunderstorms and ball lightening, to completely remove any emissions from any sort of internal combustion engine, coal fired power stations and anything that produces exhaust gases as a by product. It looks like that technology is finally coming to market. Sulnox really should be speaking with these people. Interview with Christopher Foster and Gavin Houghton, with a bit of a clip from Malcolm Bendall demonstrating the technology.

https://youtu.be/Y3Imkt1PeXg

A good interview with new CEO Nick Tulloch, really meets head on all the issues that ECR shareholders had to put up with. Nick and Mike are Ant and Dec too it seems.

https://youtu.be/nu3ABgWWKck

JS has a plan for POLB-001 and the drug portfolio. Some good q's in this interview, JS has done it once, selling Inflazome to Roche for $450m, he's got his sights on the same outcome for Poolbeg too

https://youtu.be/hEGozprOsr0

interview with mike *******. it sounds as if he and nick tulloch have come in at the right time.

https://youtu.be/ytljtmkwwiu

A new interview with CEO Strauss re the FDA submission for Cervi-LOK approval. He is off to the US to meet IP lawyers & distributors, plus updates on funding

https://youtu.be/zxKK9gcQQFY

Good interview with Jeremy, is he going to sell Poolbeg in the same way he sold Inflazome to Roche?

https://youtu.be/hEGozprOsr0

Rio Tinto CEO Jakob Stausholm said on Tuesday the global miner is focused on small, bolt-on acquisitions to shape its portfolio and is looking at a number of potential lithium acquisitions but added the sector remains quite hot.

The boss of the world’s biggest iron ore producer has said that he wants Rio Tinto to focus on being the world’s best operator rather than conducting huge buyouts that would change the nature of the company and divert the focus of the group.

“I don’t think we need a big acquisition right now,” Stausholm said at an event in Melbourne.

“What we are trying to do is a bit of smaller portfolio acquisitions ... that shapes the portfolio.”

The Australian miner has already announced several small partnerships and deals this year, including the purchase of a 57.74% stake in the Agua de la Falda copper project in Chile on Monday.

Earlier in July, Rio Tinto agreed to buy a 15% stake in Australia’s Sovereign Metals for A$40.4 million ($27.04 million) to help develop a rutile and graphite project in Malawi.

Rio was looking at a number of possible lithium interests, Stausholm said, but the market for energy transition metals like copper and lithium was “pretty hot”

https://www.reuters.com/article/australia-mining-riotinto/update-1-rio-tinto-focused-on-small-bolt-on-acquisitions-ceo-idUSL1N39I06M

Another good interview. Something definitely building here - "Confident of defining a resource in Queensland"

https://youtu.be/RCFzLXtqaXs

ECR Hurricane Force interview with Adam Jones, if there is something substantial there we should know about it in the next few weeks.

https://youtu.be/RkTmgkRdvzc

New interview with CEO Haythorpe and Adam Jones 'live from the bush'. Looks like Hurricane and Lolworth getting all the attention now. https://youtu.be/ceYl_hzyH3M

CEO interview - the fundraising explained and what's in the pipeline for Amapa. JV partner seems to be the preferred course

https://youtu.be/v7n70F5_8X8

Alan Green at Vox is very bullish on VRS. His tweet we know #cementene precast concrete trials have been successful, but we await the results of the strategic reorganisation & commercial roadmap. He is also discussing on the Vox Markets podcast today too https://twitter.com/Alan__Green/status/1665834154364227589

New interview, playing the big game. Hurricane could be the biggest asset

https://youtu.be/lME5ESHt1JI