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I to am thinking of selling out due to all the reasons you state. I see no prospect of any reasonable return on my investment pre 2030 if at all

All red are we heading for 1p SP? I for one will not be topping up this time as AYM are going nowhere fast or otherwise.

Net Zero by 2050. Will Parys be operational by then? Just asking

If your post is aimed at me then so be it I'm not about to engage in a slanging match as this BB has never gone down that road. Opinions differ that's the way of the world, yourself and others may find my opinions offensive that's your choice but we need to stop looking at AYM through rose tinted spectacles. We have a valuable asset in Parys Mountain for which we have no time frame (18mths -6 years Jo's words not mine) not helpful, no mention of finance and in the present economic climate that is not a given. Correct me if I'm wrong but in conversation between yourself and the the late Bill he indicated that finance had been turned down on more that one occasion. Due to world economics which may well prevail for a number of years it's very likely that finance will not be forth coming. I accept that a considerable amount of work has taken place over the last couple of years which should make AYM more attractive to investors
Technology is moving at a rapid pace and if & when Parys is operational the EV revolution on which we are pinning our hopes may well be on the decline heading in the same direction of the video recorder. I hope I'm wrong, only time will tell.

It's still in the ----ing ground and unless this BOD get their act together smartish that looks like it will remain.

Didn't get much of a price for selling a million, 0.17p below the previous sell, what's occurring?

(unknown) could be sells someone bailing out.

As I've previously stated I was not at the site meeting so not really up to speed on all that took place. Were there any reps from financial institutions present, is the money forthcoming, 100 million + is not petty cash. I appreciate the fact that Jo is from a mining background and future demand is going to be there but will it be a case of not Anglesey Mining again. The SP and daily transactions show there is very little interest in AYM ( Friday ) five trades. It would seem that investors have not caught on or see AYM as a lost cause. Before I get pilloried yet again for talking the SP down I like yourself and others on this BB am a LTH and looking for a return on my investment. Why are we going through the permission stages on some aspects of the mine, if Bill was ready to go then surely most of the paperwork should have been in place. My background is construction so I'm fully aware of the ever changing environmental issues and issues with SSSI that didn't exist a decade or so ago but these are known issues and should have been cleared before now if the intention is to open Parys.

If the DOB had not sat on their hands for thirty years Parys would be in production by now and more likely several years ago and therefore taking advantage of any shortage in world markets.

Have a couple myself, should I in vest in more or by more AYM shares?

I am a LTH of a substantial number of shares and like all others on this BB are looking for a return on our investments. Yes the site meeting appears to have been very positive. As previously stated I did not attend (all the right words etc) disappointed that even at this stage of progress no time frame was forth coming. By the way it's a bit more than pocket money invested here.

As I predicted a couple of weeks back. Said all the right words made all noises, great presentation and still zilch. What was it Jo said it can take anywhere between 18 months to 6 years to get all the paper work. AYM is as Jo indicated in that recent interview of no interest to the big boys so therefore it's a go it alone company, where is the 100 million plus start up cost coming from? were there any investors at the site meeting? Once again jam sometime in the future, maybe.

Paid or unpaid Directors have a duty to act in the interest of shareholders, this they have fallen down on.

Though I live in North Wales it would not be difficult for me to attend (I'm not) because I don't think anything will be gained from it. Jo & Co will say all the right words, make all the right noises, give a wonderful presentation etc. but at the end of the day I don't expect much if anything to change. Looking at the SP and the lack of daily trades it would appear that the markets / potential investors aren't interested in AYM and one has to ask the question why. Surely the potential is there it's been survey enough, there's going to be the demand or so we're told so where exactly lies the problem? To hold an asset for over three decades and not develop it makes no business sense whatsoever. Geopolitical / Economic situations are in constant flux but there has always been a market for copper and prices have been relevant to the economics of the time so surely the opportunity for development has arisen previously in the past three decades. One can only conclude that the present / past BOD (though little has changed there) are the problem.
Two years ago I predicted that production would likely start in 2025, that date is looking less likely with every passing day. Please Jo & Co prove me wrong on all counts remove fingers from appropriate orifice and lets have this show on the road. Yes I will continue to hold but as a LTH I have to express my disappointment at the rate of progress.

There has been thirty years of inactivity. LTH, not that I've held for that length of time.

More dilution.

Troajan sounds like the government are at last waking up to the potential that lies within the British Isles which is only a good thing for the likes AYM.

AYM hold 20% who holds the other 80% ? and what if anything is known about their position on taking the project forward. AYM have an option on a further 50% is this a binding agreement on both parties or some sort of gentleman's agreement? surely there is a cost element attached to that 50%. Given the colossal sums quoted and the probable returns where is the incentive to effectively hand over 50%. With regards to the millions quoted to get the project off the ground or more importantly shovels in the ground where would this money come from, it's a large amount by any standard and raising it on the open market would surely be problematic. Any thoughts?

Whops a bit out there 280,000,000 shares out there somewhere.

250,000 dumped not a great amount given there are what 110,000,000 or so out there somewhere. Maybe they've had enough of the glacial progress, I know the feeling.