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AUD $ 1,450,000 = �792,485.840 Current VWAP @ 1.85302p = 42,767,257 shares Current o/s 1,337,490,000 New o/s total = 1,380,257,257 Approx. 3.19 % increased dilution

Yep, pretty sure the GBP figure is right so all looks good, so we are looking at ~3% dilution from the likely vwa. For comparison. Best case scenario SP @ 3.5p = 22,642,453 shares Current o/s 1,337,490,000 New o/s total = 1,360,132,453 Approx. 1.69 % increased dilution Good luck everyone

There are a few extra zeros in your AUD figure gmcc :)

There is one thing for certain, the BOD are great at updating us via RNS. We've had 3 in March, 5 in February and 5 in January most of them very positive. There is cash in the bank, a steady income, projects staggered to come on stream over time and a BOD with huge personal investment in the company. The metals in our inventory/prospects are all highly valuable and demand is growing. SML has great long term prospects and CARE could provide us with a massive windfall. There aren't many other junior miners on AIM like SML.

Oh they'll pull it off all right. There is no way they'll leave those options untapped!

Well, if anyone was planning on placing some massive buys to tip the vwa in our favour now's the time ;)

I'm surprised the website was down for so long, I haven't been checking. I run a web design & hosting company and if and of our sites are down for longer than a minute we get phone calls. A week is an extremely long time for the site to be down.

A 2012 article on tin mining in Indonesia: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2012/nov/23/tin-mining-indonesia-bangka; makes for depressing reading. Electronic giants & solder makers are looking for more sustainable sources of tin and reading this you can see why. What the world needs is an environmentally sustainable high grade tin mine in the UK.

After the right dose of patience you may find we all then have a healthy dose of the best medicine ... all the way to the bank ;)

LC was delayed due to regulatory approval which was entirely out of the BODs hands. BOD can't have anticipated the sp drop to the extent it has, entirely unwarranted drop in sp IMO. The sp has dropped ~25% because of a ~3% dilution? That doesn't make much sense. I hope RMA hold all their shares, copper recovery is better than expected, and anyone shorting gets burned. :)

While many suspect manipulation of AIM as it's unregulated I suspect there is a simpler reason for the low share price. Some of the hot money is moving out of the markets after jitters in global markets. We are also heading for the end of the tax year so some money will have been taken out to pay CGT. With specific regard to SML I suspect some will be waiting to see how many shares will be added to the market and waiting to hear more about plans for LCCM. Ultimately though, this is an exceptional entry point for a junior minor with some potentially world class assets (Redmoor & CARE) that is cash accretive with all our resources in metals with a high demand. I'd buy more if I had funds.

Redmoor is extremely exciting, it will be very interesting to hear some more of the plans for more test holes for 2018 in Cornwall. Also very keen to hear more details about the plans for Leigh Creek with some firmed up production & recovery rates. Cobre is going strong and with the steel import tariffs we may see higher demand for our magnetite. And finally Hanns Camp out ace in the hole. Exciting times.

Agreed greylib, thumbs off the scales please! No way should this be sub 2p, Cobre alone should support 2p and there is currently zero value associated with any of our other assets.

I think the answer to that is Resilliance Mining although I expect the question was rhetorical.

That's a bit far fetched JohnSun little green men with a magnet and tweezers? Copper isn't a ferrous metal so more likely little green men with a tricorder.

1.9 on the ask, what a great entry price, should have held off a few weeks before topping up. Really did not expect the sp to dip after confirmation of Cobre and Leigh Creek and the resource update from Redmoor! Hanns Camp update due next, what will it take to move the sp north?!

Number6, you say that tin can't quite excite the market like Cobalt and Nickel? Well I think tin can. :D On a more serious note about half of all tin produced is use for solder, you know the stuff that makes all electronics work. It's used in EV's, Computers, Aviation, Robotics etc. etc. ... in fact PCB's wouldn't work without it. As far as EV's in particular are concerned you might find this link interesting: https://newatlas.com/cheap-alloy-storage-lithium/52031/ a tin-aluminimum alloy: "Lithium-ion batteries are at the heart of all kinds of devices, from smartphones and laptops to the ever-growing contingent of electric cars. So there is interest from many quarters in boosting their performance with advanced materials that make them lighter, more compact and able to hold more energy. A new tin-aluminum alloy developed by engineers in Texas might deliver on all three aspects, and it might even make them faster and cheaper to produce at the same time." EV boom: Cobalt and Nickel aren't the only metals that can excite the market. Tin can too! (managed to get that joke in twice).

Fantastic news! Juggernaut indeed, this should point the sp in the right direction :)

Well for our assets buying at 2.1p was a great price, 2p was a bargain, at 1.88 it's an absolute steal. Not sure about bottom drawer until 2019 but it's certainly surprising to see the sp slip under 2p after all the great news. Is seems entirely irrational that the sp has dipped ~10% as a consequence of a 3% dilution. Happy to accumulate while waiting for the market to catch up.

Very interesting ady, particularly liked this part: "South Korean battery maker SK Innovation Co Ltd locked in a seven-year supply deal with Australian Mines last month, helping to win funding for a project that has yet to make a final investment decision and does not expect to produce any cobalt until at least 2020." If deals are being done on the prospect of production to the point of funding them we could do very well out of HC/Care.