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Wish I'd done the same Robbie - I did not think for a second we would be here after all this time has passed since NT2.

A hard lesson for me to take profits along the way. Hopefully things will improve very soon.

Nice you see you again Robbie, are you still holding here?

That URL should be http://tinyurl.com/ycf4rj2c looks like it added the full stop to the URL.

Strategic Minerals will shortly be adding a second income stream, as it continues to focus on the metals of the future http://tinyurl.com/ycf4rj2c.

"Shortly" - I like the sound of that :)

That's only the equivalent of about £15m Drewky.

The figures will be *slightly* better for Aminex given Bounty has now relinquished its share of kiliwani north so we'll get an additional 6.383% of the $6.94m or $108,726.30(£84,554) which at £7,500 should cover about 11 weeks of Bhattacherjee thumb twiddling, lunches, manicures, scalp polishing and golf afternoons.

Thanks John #appreciated.

1.3p is bonkers and incredibly frustrating as most of my holding is around 2p and SIPP top-ups are not making a dent in lowering that average by much :(

As you say though DV - well run company with a BOD with skin in the game and lots of exciting prospects so I'll continue to hold and add.

Good luck John, hope you get a response from them; perhaps Bhattacherjee may have time in between golf and lunch? Probably not though: you're only a PI after all.

I've sent lots of emails to Aminex; always respectful however I've never, ever, had a response. As a result I've come to learn that respect for Aminex is unrequited and IMO largely undeserved as a result. If Bhattacherjee respected shareholders he wouldn't have awarded himself a payrise while presiding over the shutdown of our only producing asset at Kiliwani and farming out 50% of Ruvuma for $5m and up to $35m in credit. As ever with Aminex ordinary shareholders are treated like mushrooms yet you can be sure the Zubair Corporation know exactly what's going on. I just hope we get news very soon because as Crusty suggests if the rig is not at the pad before the rainy season starts we won't be doing anything at Ruvuma until spring. Bhattacherjee may not be worried but taking £7,500 per week of our dwindling funds he doesn't need to be. PIs have been patient enough; we've put up with interminable delays, vacuous interviews, a share price collapse, a borderline robbery of our gas find and an indifferent BOD. Time for PIs to see a return on our investment!

I'd agree with that. Frustration is certainly starting to kick in that's for sure. Monday would be great! Fingers crossed.

Respectful communication indeed Sambo, if only the BOD could extend shareholders the same courtesy.

All the while Bhattacherjee will collect his weekly £7,500.

I wonder how many on here are paid more than that per month let alone per week. What a gig: £7500/week for twiddling his thumbs.

It's a thread on Twitter Crusty and the original tweet direct to TPDC was: @TPDCTZ Where is Aminex licenses? Stop being a tease!

Hah, Bhattacherjee couldn't care less what ordinary shareholders think. He's only interested in what the Zubair Corporation think. No tweet, no news, no update and really it's no surprise.

If only the process of license approval and well remediation worked just fine too.

The juggernaut is warming up, of all the current projects Redmoor is IMO the most exciting..... that is unless we find a significant nickel sulphide deposit at Hanns Camp ;)

I thought the TPDC had already approved it Crusty and we were just awaiting ministerial approval.

As for the valve at this stage I'm thinking about flying over myself with some WD40 and a few spanners to fix the valve myself! Totally ridiculous that our only producing asset has not produced for a year and the only remediation that's been done so far is to fix the valve which only became stuck because it's been unused for a year. Unbelievable!

As we don't know where the client is Sammy logistics and transport may not be a bit issue. While it's possible they have found another supplier of magnetite I suspect they are unlikely to jump ship - it sounds like they will need lots of magnetite and it also sounds like the company is based in the US. They need magnetite and we have lots of it and they were prepared to pay in advance for access to that stockpile. I wouldn't rule out them going elsewhere but I think the contract will be renewed - just IMO.

Either way - LCCM should be kicking into production in h1 of 2019 and I suspect we'll also have PFS for Redmoor and some developments at Hanns Camp. I

f we can restart deliveries at Cobre 2019 could be stellar!

We have an existing pad, as long as the rig can get to site then weather may not be as big an issue.