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I’m unsure generally whether it’s better to purchase prior or after a successful consolidation or if it makes little difference.

But assuming it goes ahead 5-6p and 48 million shares. If say someone purchased 5 million shares they would quickly acquire 10.4% of the company at a purchase cost of around £300k.

If I large buyer was to acquire quantity of shares over months they could take a significant stake here quickly. Obviously raises will dilute but Assumingly share liquidity will be tight still.

I still do not understand the purpose of your presence on this board, your antics are even well known on other boards.

Noticed chile is in Green however a wave of litigation is occurring due to environmental non compliance and significant health repercussions to local populations.

It’s one area Anglesey need to get right regarding any changes to permitting (existing permitting is already in place).

It was reassuring to see the previous scoping report was largely approved by local council.

Voting should be open on your provider. Myself voted for all the proposals.

You are not normal

For those that read the other board it is correct that most share consolidations do not yield any turnaround in companies in financial distress. Normally however they are revenue generating companies with flawed or failing business model.

Aym is not generating revenue as such has no business model or business as such that is failing. Less we forget Aym has survived for decades via raises and has to some degree been unlocking value via drilling, data collection, resource upgrades etc.

IMO a share consolidation can potentially be a huge benefit to Aym. Equally reducing share liquidity has an even greater potential to affect the share price movement (short term) than how the money is spent.

What I really like to see if consolidation does occur is aym to go on a PR marketing campaign of believability to get fresh investors. Any slight surge in buying would send this north rapidly.

If such movement can and has happened with 484 million shares in issue potential at 48 million is greater.

Of course as each raise is completed the shares in issue is increased and share liquidity benefits lessened. Longer term

a more concrete rise and stability in sp can only occur

with meaningful progression towards getting steps in place towards production

The profanity really unnecessary it adds nothing.

You raise a valid point worth discussion. When the previous proposal was rejected by shareholders namely Energold was discussion to what Energold/kearney reasoning was. This was also around the time there was large buying (volume wise) after the drop.

It was established that if they were looking to strip the assets or obtain the assets it was cheaper to purchase shares in the depressed state rather than let Aym go into admin and then get the assets on the cheap.

In hindsight Energold injected money and two new board members.

To me this intervention and intent signals the complete opposite of what you are saying. I believe with copper prices going were it seems likely to go over the next decade the steps are being put in place to make Parys Mountain happen.

Eventually the project will be too financially attractive to leave on the shelf indefinitely.

The consolidation will be around 48 million shares.

Consolidation could do wonders for aym. It really depends on how the money is spent.

If any of the money spent unlocks value then it will be brilliant.

Most of the pessimism is around the fact that this has been already ongoing for decades.

The question for all is are we at a genuine turning point.

I personally believe the energold intervention was that turning point

While this of course cannot be ruled out assumingly the share price post consolidation will be 10x (approx) current sp. so we are looking at around 5.5-6p however with less shares in issue. liquidity issues in terms of how many shares are in issue could cause significant spikes upwards if any buying pressure occurs.

That being said essentially with each successful raise our shares will be diluted potentially leading to downward movement in the share price.

The real core of what will happen ultimately depends on what kind of money is raised and how it is spent. If it is spent wisely and towards development of Parys Mountain (genuinely progressing it) then a share consolidation and ability to raise funds is worth it.

At the very pessimistic view of things it can be seen as at least a delaying tactic. That is that the company will have means to raise funds to keep this thing going into the future. Whether that leads anywere such as continued copper value increasing or institutional coming on board as investors or even just giving all of us already in here some potential to sell at a profit should we see a sudden spike and fallback.

The main crux of it is the company has to actually continue to bring any of us any potential value.

Myself Iam hanging onto a business that is struggling when countless of our peers, customers and suppliers have closed their doors over the last 44 years. It may be in a further 25 years when I come to retirement if I have been able to hang on could have been a fruitless effort. However in that time any number of variables could have occurred and suddenly my business is doing record levels of profits. Huzzarski has a point that I do indeed waffle and im unsure if what im saying makes sense and has not been muddled.

If AYM goes then non of us win. If it survives we have possibility to Win big

Share consolidation as expected and potentially securing future funding indefinitely.

Assumingly this should pass the vote seen as it was proposed/backed by Kearney/Energold. Is it still 75% minimum required?

Think a no brainer in terms of us all voting in favour for this.

Was reports that was an inability to buy shares of any volume yesterday. Hopefully due a small tick up today

I was not invested in here until April 2021 I noted the fall from 8p on the chart at the time to 5.5p and purchased my first tranche at 5.2p.

The gentleman is retired now. But was a broker for his working life.

I’m of the opinion being truthful I don’t believe he much cares for aym as an investment. My questions posed to him were theoretical.

Sorry not clearly worded.

A theoretical copper price of $10-$12 and also a theoretical scenario were parys mountain is producing.

I will admit I was disappointed with his conservative estimate of 21p. However this gentleman was once my fathers stockbroker and I once proved him wrong regarding an oiler joining the FTSE 250. He categorically told my father "Your son doesent know what hes talking about it will never join the FTSE250". In the end he was wrong and I was right. That being said its the only occasion he has been far off the mark.

This hit over 8p purely on a little bit of speculation and buying pressure. With the low shares in issue 10-11p under the same scenario is achievable. Everyone saw how fast this moved up after the energold RNS came out.

If one believes this will go into production as I do truly believe it will then 10-11p is pittance. Conservative share price would be 22-25p with bull prices of 44-52p (depending on variables and copper pricing).

Has there been better opportunities since the 8p moment and the answer is quite clearly yes. Has aym been mismanaged and the answer to that is yes. Are we potentially at a turning point I believe that answer is also yes.

A date for a share consolidation is meant to be set prior to 31st of March, Im hoping if that is voted for and goes ahead it may be the very beginning of that turning point coming into effect.

I believe the biggest external factor that will ensure production will occur is the copper price continuing to rise. Although it has little bearing on the sp currently human nature and greed of the market will dictate that this goes into production irrespective of any obstacles.

I spoke to a retired broker with a number of theoretical scenarios and he said in the future copper is breaching $10-12 a l/b an asset like parys mountain he would throw a figure out of around 21p. I found that conservative but he said likely dilution would result in reduced uplift in the share price.

Again back to my very first assessment since 2021 is that any holding below 5p can make good money here either speculatively only or in actual production scenario.

Big gamble becomes risking any potential gains to hold for production. In that scenario i admit iam no gambler I plan to liquidate most of my holding well before and let 1 million shares in the ISA run.

Or of course we are sat in 10 years time circulating same arguments.

Quite possibly but the interest I would get over say a 20 year period would not be that great. Im 5 years into Aym around April (which was my first buy in). If in the next 5 years I was able to liquidate my entire holding at say 10-11p I would make over £500k. This can rise to such levels speculatively.

Not a bad gamble to me

I hear what you are saying regarding timing and market situation. I have not traded miners a great deal over my lifetime but recall trading solg around 2009-2012 and again around 2022-2023 also ggp at various points. I did note similarities in performance amongst those two compared to AYM, however aym has had its own unique problems which has put the market off (which I believe was primarily its debt burden).

That all being said I should not complain as I successfully traded Argo Blockchain for two years when it fell from its peak and made around £70k. Purely by timing it right. I believe they have now been delisted. Also had a few near misses with successful trades on both TLW and Helium one in recent years.

Being in the paper red in aym has not bothered me up until the latter half of 2025 when the genuine discussion of administration was on the cards. However im now unsure how much may have been theatrics to get Energold on board (we are not privy to the behind the scenes discussions). Secondly my personal financial situation is not as stable as it was in 2021. Inevitably being sat in the red starts to become a concern.

All in all though I still believe having a decent holding in here and if possible switching off and sitting it out another 5 years in the hope of being rewarded for the faith in the project.

I say fatigue also as other opportunities were lost by being invested in here over 5 years. I had some lloyd Shares from 2020 and sold in 2021 after a 15p gain. Had I invested what I put into Aym and sold around now I could have quadrupled my money placed a fraction of the profit into Aym at current levels and gained the same holding quantity for fraction of the cost.

One thing the negative posters got right here was there were certainly better opportunities out there. However like some others I bought into some of the hype buying in after the drop from 8p believing it may bounce quickly from the 4-5p region and climb up to the 10-12p region.

That being said I dont wish to blame anyone but myself for the decision as I ended up believing (and still do) believe in the Parys Mountain Project. Perhaps it may be a catastrophic error in judgement, and only time will tell but like others Im just as much emotionally invested in this as well as financially.

Im hoping along the way more mavericks and oddballs and eventually institutions may see the importance of this project and invest, soaking up the limited shares in circulation.

Placing cannot occur below 1p. Thus the whole debacle in the latter months of 2025 leading to the Energold intervention.

One assumes Energold would not stage such an intervention and inject funds just for the sh*ts and giggles and to essentially block the prior vote also.

We have to assume combined with the two new board members a plan of action should start to unfold this year (we hope).

The next starting point is to get a share consolidation successfully voted for. This should ensure the future of Aym to at the very least carry on into the future irrespective of progression on Parys Mountain (by allowing raises by altering the share price ie above 1p).

When/If the Share consolidation is complete I will feel some relief as although we may see intermittent raises (as we have done over the years) it allows the company to continue. In theory with copper prices to continue to rise even minor stages being unlocked on the route to production may see this tick up and at least trade at more reasonable levels.

There is that real hope in the back of my mind that we are now at the very early stages of a transformation of this company.

With Regards to my own position I am certainly alot less bullish than I was in 2021 despite the fundamentals being stronger today than then. Mostly fatigue with how this has gone the last 5 years combined with wider economy etc. I echo the sentiments of one poster on another board that at 10-11p I will sell 90% of my holding. (11p was previously cited as fair value of the company)

I have over 1 million shares in an ISA which I will let sit to have some skin in the game should this ever go to production.

And perhaps also to rarely agree again with Huzzarski, yes I do tend to waffle. That was a fair observation.