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I still think there is a spike on the cards any day soon, defo worth putting a little ££££ in especially if it gets any lower ??

Flipper56

Im in Luxor egypt, how are trying to get your code, are you on a mobile device, try it on WI.FI and also try on hotspots as I've had this problem before

Good luck to all the hardcore investors that are still in, I still think this could turn out good sooner than you think.

Whyi it's not entirely catastrophic yet

Empyrean rejects the notice and says it will defend its position (legal/ arbitration).

.• Until- the JOA dispute is resolved or a formal transfer registered, EME still holds its 8.5 % interest -the interest has not publicly been declared "sold" nor "transferred".

. Sometimes operators issue such notices as pressure tactics, and the matter gets resolved amicably with EME maintaining interest or getting a cash settlement.

. The situation creates uncertainty, and markets often dislike uncertainty -- so while the news is negative, there is still a route for a positive outcome.

Rooferman

You are thick

Try reading it again

My post from yesterday.

EME will probably not be part of the initial Conrad/Coro sale- but the buyer will come for them next.

If the initial sale happens, EME's price will:

. wobble down

. then rebound strongly as traders realise EME becomes the "last piece of the puzzle".

This usually results in the smallest stakeholder being bought out at the highest premium.

EME will probably not be part of the initial Conrad/Coro sale - but the buyer will come for them next.

If the initial sale happens, EME's price will:

. wobble down

• then rebound strongly as traders realise EME becomes the "last piece of the puzzle".

This usually results in the smallest stakeholder being bought out at the highest premium.

Average 3 month volume 195.8m

Today it hit 1.83 BILLION

not far off a 10X

When this spikes it will go up like a Ferrari speedo.

Fell.

We must name this Rollercoaster 🎢

I predict a great day tomorrow, good news coming tonight i think 🤔

This RNS actually strengthens Empyrean's bargaining position.

Because:

1. EME has not withdrawn (good)

2. Conrad may have acted prematurely (bad for Conrad)

3. A deal is clearly close (good)

4. Conrad is halted because of this dispute (pressure on Conrad)

5. EME is legally well positioned (good for shareholders)

When Conrad releases the farm-down announcement with EME's position resolved, that is when EME could spike.

The fast outcome (2-14 days)

A handshake settlement is stillplosible very quickly, because Conrad needs:

• a clean ownership structure

• the farm-down completed

. ASX trading suspension lifted

Conrad cannot complete the 75% farm-down while ownership is disputed.

This gives EME leverage.

The medium outcome (4-12 weeks)

If they enter the formal dispute mechanism written in the JOA:

• written notices

• expert determination

. structured negotiation rounds could take 2 to 4 weeks

So to me todays eme news explains why there were three trading halts.

This issue could take 24 hours to resolve and cost nothing but it could also take 24 months and cost a fortune for both parties, but you have to be in it to win it 😉

Been in since may, sold out on this morning's news and just bought back in at under 0.06, it's not over until the fat lady sings, good luck to all that are still in.

Buried FAKE Treasure.

Maybe you should bury yourself with your fake treasure 🤑 no one believes a word that you write ha ha.

Can't believe todays price, can definitely see a 100% or 200% rise before xmas, market cap was over 20m a week or so ago but now lower than 12m, now is definitely the time to top up.

In Australia they can post news from 7.30am to 7.30pm

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Interview with BEN CLUBE

Listen from 15.57 minutes in

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IrishLemon.

Rio Tinto holds multiple Exclusive Prospecting Licences (EPLs) in Namibia (Khomas and Omaheke regions), covering a very large area (~800,000 hectares).

The Extractor Magazine

○ These licences are S the Kalahari Copper a Belt, which is increasingly attractive thanks to its copper potential.

The Extractor Magazine

○ There's a joint venture with a Namibian company, Kuiseb Copper Company (KCC), specifically on some EPLs (e.., EPL 7532) for copper, rare metals, and possibly precious metals. The Extractor Magazine

◦ Environmental work is underway: for instance, EPL 7532 is going through environmental clearance. TheExtractorMagazine

2. Strategic Re-Entry, Not Just Opportunistic

○ According to sources, the pattern of their licence acquisition suggests it's a deliberate, strategic push, not just small-scale or speculative exploration,

Rio Tinto holds multiple Exclusive Prospecting Licences (EPLs) in Namibia (Khomas and Omaheke regions), covering a very large area (~800,000 hectares).

The Extractor Magazine

○ These licences are S the Kalahari Copper a Belt, which is increasingly attractive thanks to its copper potential.

The Extractor Magazine

○ There's a joint venture with a Namibian company, Kuiseb Copper Company (KCC), specifically on some EPLs (e.., EPL 7532) for copper, rare metals, and possibly precious metals. The Extractor Magazine

◦ Environmental work is underway: for instance, EPL 7532 is going through environmental clearance. TheExtractorMagazine

2. Strategic Re-Entry, Not Just Opportunistic

○ According to sources, the pattern of their licence acquisition suggests it's a deliberate, strategic push, not just small-scale or speculative exploration,

Rio Tinto holds multiple Exclusive Prospecting Licences (EPLs) in Namibia (Khomas and Omaheke regions), covering a very large area (~800,000 hectares).

The Extractor Magazine

○ These licences are S the Kalahari Copper a Belt, which is increasingly attractive thanks to its copper potential.

The Extractor Magazine

○ There's a joint venture with a Namibian company, Kuiseb Copper Company (KCC), specifically on some EPLs (e.., EPL 7532) for copper, rare metals, and possibly precious metals. The Extractor Magazine

◦ Environmental work is underway: for instance, EPL 7532 is going through environmental clearance. TheExtractorMagazine

2. Strategic Re-Entry, Not Just Opportunistic

○ According to sources, the pattern of their licence acquisition suggests it's a deliberate, strategic push, not just small-scale or speculative explorationo This aligns with Rio Tinto's broader global strategy: they're shifting to target more copper (a key energy-transition metal). Some media reports indicate they want to hit ~1 million tonnes of copper/year by

2028.