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There, it is Eric...and pretty impressive too, 99.9%! Well done, Rasmus!

50:1 at fair value would be another thing altogether but I don't think it's fair value at the current market price; I never expected this to go below 1p.

Of course, I meant 0.75p.

For those investors who got their shares at 75p of course it's a different matter, they could do very well.

PS At one time I expected to get a return on my investment, now I'm just hoping I'll get my money back one day with a bit of luck.

Morning JT...I don't like it and I wouldn't vote for it...if anyone can tell me how it could be seen as good to have 50 shares replaced by 1, I'd be interested.

We know you're not a reindeer, Wod, a talking one or a flying one, what we don't know is what your angle is. The most outstanding universal value of any is The Truth you could have a go at navigating yourself around that and let us know what you come up with.

Morning Eric...Another favourite quote from the long ago was that reindeer have legs, also from Mr Damberg I think...mines are where they are, reindeer have legs. Remember that one. ;-)

Afternoon Eric. If the decision comes by say 22 June the Appeal will have taken two years and three months and that's on top of nine years of process...stating the obvious, I know but it's a miracle we've survived.

Thank Ed..pretty good, detailed RNS.

It's somewhere in between...39.9 and 33.7 kilometres at it's nearest point:

https://beowulfmining.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/20201217-Kallak-Proximity-to-Laponia-.pdf

Anyway, that's jumping the gun, I'm sure there's absolutely no risk of Laponia losing it's World Heritage designation because of a little mine. And Michael Damberg (if I remember correctly) said that Laponia had it's buffer zone incorporated within it's boundary at its inception. Sweden has had a mining culture for more than a thousand years and Swedes, in general, like mines, it's a mining country.

Liverpool lost it's label and so did Dresden and I'm sure the locals are better pleased with the houses and the bridge...democracy won the day.

A lot of the World Heritage sites in Cornwall are ex mining landscapes, how ironical is that. And Stonehenge will be a world heritage site with or without UNESCO approval.

Afternoon Wodman...Far be it for me to tell you anything about reindeer, but if they're semi wild no doubt they will find a way, it's a very big area and Kallak is a very small area by comparison. Liverpool lost it's W

Afternoon, Sj....yes, mitigating, that would be good and there's a first time for everything. ;-)

They did that a couple of years ago and result was whatever you want to make of it...nice of them to go to the trouble to do it again. Kallak is outside Laponia (about 48 kilometres at the nearest point)...well out of their remit.

Why would you call a fellow shareholder a kite flying in the wind? What does that mean?

Hello Eric. I don't know why it's good...it doesn't feel that good to me.

Then you're impression is wrong, I've never owned a business that had shareholders and I agree that the BOD has a responsibility to act in their best interest. I'm not wanting an argument, just a discussion and the fact is that we're both invested in this junior minor.