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Not forgetting that this Project has Green status and it might be fast tracked when the new regulations are published in January. Is that wishful thinking? Lol.

Nighty night X

Evening Oaktree, bit late I know, more like nighty night time. You know me, I think the reaction is a bit overdone and unless there's real news possibly means you think there could be real news. I'm just hoping the time for the permitting process might be reduced to, say, 1 year, then we'd catch up a bit? And that Finland could achieve something on the back of what has been a long development process.

Production in 2026 is a timeline that is clearly abandoned and obviously has been for some time, probably since the six months review period. And no mention of when it could possibly be now; so what are we guessing at then...27/28 and will the new rules have a positive effect? Cheer up, drilling results might be good.

It seems a good priority to me to get on with the consultation and do the infill drilling in Autumn, even if it means delaying until Spring for submission of the PFS. The final submission of the application is anticipated in Spring 2025.... "Based on recent precedents in Sweden, the Environmental Court is now expected to take approximately two years to review the application". And would it be over optimistic to expect the new permitting laws to be announced in January 25 to do anything to speed it up, which I believe has been the intention of it. And will there be any activity in Finland during the time when the EIA is being considered, which was always supposed to be part of the story? We shall see...I'm good with the RNS, it's about the management of priorities and that's good.

Morning All. Well, that was a long night. Lol 😊

Thanks Andy, it's going to be a bit slow here for a bit but it's nice to hear some news even if it's only work in progress, always boring.

Afternoon All. Well, on going work isn't that exciting but we surely are due a bit of a pep talk. ..we've turned a corner having Appeals finished with but it would be good to know something of where we are, wouldn't it.

Why do you feel the need to exaggerate so much...he's got more skin in the game as you put it than the £4K you've just repeated for a bit effect.

That's only part of the facts isn't it Oaktree, the 13.500 shares brings his total holding to 243,059...bought at a knockdown price I know but an opportunity we all had. PR exercise maybe but better to buy than not to buy.

PS I'll be looking out for a few on the cheap though, if Ed wants them so do I. Lol.

Have a nice weekend.

Yes, Eric...a very good week...people took profit and why not but I didn't, not this time.

Nighty night. x

So Ed's bought some more today...hmmm.

Honest? Thanks Sj,...I was about to tell Wodman a story about Foundries in London at the time of William Blake...they used a charm "Joseph was a tin man" at a particularly tricky point in the smelting process. Joseph was supposedly Joseph of Arimathea, supposedly Jesus's uncle :-)

Sj...Lol...I've been talking too much, sorry...get carried away sometimes, I'll push off for a bit.

If I remember right, it was about culture and how many words there are for snow. I can't believe anyone thinks reindeer can't get up to Laponia on their own legs, it's absolutely absurd. And how many words there are for snow can be saved on a little cloud on a smart phone, can't they. And mining is a great culture, has been since long, long ago. Did you know that tin from Cornwall was found in the ruins of Soloman's Temple. There's culture for you...if it's true, don't know if it is or not but it's a nice story. Then there's the story of Jesus coming to Cornwall...And did those feet in ancient time...have you heard that one?

I'll let this fall a bit and get a few more myself, I think...it's probably going to be a bit rough on here in the next few months, with everyone disappointed things can't be done faster.

I most certainly wouldn't eat one...can't speak for Eric though, he'd rather have a reindeer than a pilchard in his pasty.

Woodman, it needs to be thought through with a more positive attitude. Weren't the reindeer finding themselves in trucks being transported to the summer grazing years ago? Personally, I don't like that, it's not nice for live animals...but that's the meat industry, isn't it. The mine will be fenced and there are all sorts of solutions, bridges, tunnels...it can be done. Everyone can benefit.

BOTX...? Good luck with it, I prefer iron. Lol.

Reindeer have got legs and brains...it's a great big, vast area and Kallak is a tiny little bit of it. Everything has consequences, climate has consequences, you have to work it out, adapt and manage it, that's what the human race has always done.

Wodman you didn't think reality was reality when you argued with me when I said the Laponia was about 48 kilometres from Kallak...and you said it was 30 kilometres. In the latest statement from the Company, it confirmed that as the crow flies the distance is 30 miles (English miles). 48 kilometres is 29.8258 miles, more accurate than your 30 kilometres (18.6411 miles). The Kallak mine is expected to produce a market leading product for the production of green steel and the facts of that are well documented. How will you argue that? Your reality is based upon your personal agenda, which seems to be an anti mining agenda judging from your posts on this board. Why can't you be honest about it instead of pretending something else.