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lol forget it
Apologies it’s **********, so replace the stars with **********. I forgot LSE doesn’t allow the posting of websites
https://www.**********.co.uk/articles/trader-s-cafe-with-zak-mir-weekend-bulletin-board-heroes-january-15-a7796af/
Price of copper and those that produce it I suspect
UK Gas up 45% today !!!!
Looks like shares could be opening in AUS at a 3 year high !!!!!!
THR share price was deliberately walked down to allow these institutions in @ 0.67p knowing that good news is just round the corner. Uranium permits due any day and RR assay results
My mistake - company has confirmed Q3 figures will be Friday 09/07
1 share trade after hours, so Q3 figures will be tomorrow morning. I can’t believe how thinly this is traded, just 73,432 shares traded today. Why such little interest? Baffling
Perceived South Africa Risk - could the recent share price drop be linked to the George Floyd murder case and the possibility of even tighter BEE rules being imposed by South Africa and/or other African nations?
Why have we dropped 10% since about 4pm yesterday afternoon? One minute we are testing 52p now people selling at 47p. What have I missed. Meanwhile JLP has probably increased by 10% in the same time period. I’m baffled
From the interview Leon stated we are already producing Grade A copper at Kabwe with Cobalt to come in the next few weeks. The Zinc circuit is currently being worked on so would expect that to come on line in the next few months
Metal Tiger's aggregate interest in MOD (including the consideration for its 30% interest in Tshukudu, its MOD Shares and its MOD Options) is valued at A$42.7m (approximately GBP23.2m) at the Offer Price, compared to an aggregate investment of GBP7.7m in MOD (including JV expenses and net MOD share purchases since inception);
Terrible results more like. Quote: Assay results received from the first hole into the T23 Dome, MO-T23-001D, include a shallow intersection of 25m @ 0.36% Cu & 4g/t Ag from 65m downhole depth, including 3m @ 0.7% Cu & 10g/t Ag from 65m downhole and 1m @ 1% Cu & 13g/t Ag from 80m downhole. While not returning economic grades, MO-T23- 001D Therefore T23 hole 1 is a dud and not economic to mine. Also MO-T23-003D, which intersected finely disseminated chalcocite and bornite copper sulphides, did not intersect the regionally prospective NPF contact, which is expected at the base of the host sequence. So T23 looking like a write off. Personally I can’t understand why drilling stopped at T4 when they had such promising results there but was ceased when T3 was discovered - bizarre.
Thanks JDWag
http://portal.madini.go.tz/map/
This shows that Mbeya Coal Limited have 4 applications ongoing.
The SML under reference SML/00600/2016
Also 3 prospecting licenses under references: PL12156/2017 & PL12920/2018 both for Coal & PL12926/2018 for Copper !!!
Correct Rollin. False alarm. We wait with baited breath Description Following a scheduled ASX internal system change affecting the Market Announcements Platform, it has been necessary to re-apply the ‘Trading Halt’ session state. This announcement serves to re-confirm the securities of this entity remain in Trading Halt on the terms set out in ASX’s previous trading halt announcement. Issued by Andrew McLeod Senior Manager, Surveillance & Market Announcements
ASX News 06/08/1807:55:01Post #: 34735521 Release Date: 06/08/18 07:54 Summary: Trading Halt Announcement - System Upgrade Price Sensitive: Yes The announcement content will be available in 16 minutes at 08:14
Significant Copper in Second Hole into A4 Dome • Strong visible copper mineralisation intersected in veins within a zone extending up to 67m down hole width in the large A4 Dome • MO-A4-003D is targeting the core of A4 Dome, 1.8km west of the first mineralised hole, MO-A4-001D (announced 12 June 2018) • Mineralised veins commence at approximately 232m and extend to approximately 299m down hole depth and the hole is being deepened to test other EM targets • Chalcopyrite is the dominant sulphide in the veins, with localised bornite and chalcocite occurring deeper in the vein zone • A4 Dome is first of seven ‘buried domes’ to be drilled in T3 Dome Complex as part of a major drilling campaign, with five drill rigs now operating MOD Resources Ltd (ASX: MOD) is pleased to announce the second hole to test the target sequence within the A4 Dome (MO-A4-003D) has intersected potentially significant visible copper mineralisation in veins within a zone extending up to 67m down hole width. A4 Dome lies within the ~700km2 T3 Dome Complex and forms part of a joint venture with AIM-listed Metal Tiger Plc (30%). The JV holds extensive licences operated by in-country subsidiary, Tshukudu Metals Botswana (Pty) Ltd (Tshukudu) extending 200km along the centre of the Kalahari Copper Belt. MO-A4-003D is currently at 334m depth and is being deepened to >600m to test other conductive features defined from airborne electromagnetic (EM) data within the core of the A4 Dome (Figure 2). The hole will also test the prospective Ngwako Pan Formation (NPF) contact inferred below the target sequence. Intersecting visible copper sulphides at A4 Dome is particularly significant as it reinforces the use of airborne EM that has identified many ‘buried domes’, several with similar geometry to the Company’s flagship development project at T3. Drilling at the A4 Dome is the start of a major drilling campaign testing for vein hosted deposits at seven of these newly discovered domes as announced on 15 May 2018. MOD’s Managing Director, Mr Julian Hanna said, “Our geologists are excited that MO-A4-003D has intersected a mineralised stockwork vein system, within what appears to be a large, intact dome. This opens up the possibility that any copper that was deposited in the A4 Dome is still there.” Mr Hanna added, “The wider significance is that this hole has also confirmed the benefits of using state-of- the-art EM to successfully target copper within these previously unrecognised domes.”
The fact they have now been found liable for the problems at Manchester and are now going to have to spend considerable amounts of money correcting that, which means they can no longer afford to proceed with Gaydon. All theoretical of course, but we'll find out in due course