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where is Kira, need her for my happy family set! Oh wait Monty/Rowka constantly posting dribble is that why she not here. Still got another set going near Scotty to go with that one. Sure appearances with be forthcoming yay!

annual report is not delayed.....yet. They have until end of the month. AGM yes obviously because you need accounts signed off. It was local auditor issues in Russia who are subcontracted to do work there. Had to find another one after usual dropped out/withdrew/were dropped. All imo ;-)

Will tell us a lot.....if in any doubt as to what to expect simply look at the previous ones. There will be little nuggets in there that will give pointers. I am confident anyway that they will ask for share holder questions before AGM, although they may not answer them until afterwards lol Booze ban and security at AGM lol

at the end of your Back Tilly ;-) good night all

China is considering buying or increasing stakes in Russian energy and commodities companies, such as gas giant Gazprom PJSC and aluminum producer United Co. Rusal International PJSC, according to people familiar with the matter.

Beijing is in talks with its state-owned firms, including China National Petroleum Corp., China Petrochemical Corp., Aluminum Corp. of China and China Minmetals Corp., on any opportunities for potential investments in Russian companies or assets.............and who knows which other companies/assets?

We understand that Russia’s main PGM customers are three major Western companies, a Japanese company and various Chinese companies that are still receiving Russian PGMs. If these companies (excluding the Chinese companies) are forced to stop trading with Russia due to some escalation of the war or a tightening of sanctions against it, we think that China, as it is friendly with Russia, could buy the PGMs even though China would still buy PGMs from South Africa. China is very concerned with security of supply and would not endanger its relationship with South Africa at any cost. However, if Russia is forced to sell more of its PGMs to China, we feel that the Chinese or other friendly countries would most likely buy the metal for onward trading. Hence, metals are likely to continue flowing from Russia.

Russia has become China's biggest supplier of oil as the country sold discounted crude to Beijing amid sanctions over the Ukraine war.
Business world goes on. Bargains in any form snapped up. China no doubt be taking a lot of PGM's off Russia's hands. No wonder they tacitly support them. They will be stockpiled with cheap oil for decades by time this is over ready for economic upturn. Same will apply to supplies of PGM's. China will dominate them. Well done Putin ffs!

Imports of Russian oil rose by 55% from a year earlier to a record level in May, displacing Saudi Arabia as China's biggest provider.
China has ramped up purchases of Russian oil despite demand dampened by Covid curbs and a slowing economy.

scottydog, another shift change, why bother? nobody believes a single thing you say, don't you get frustrated?

let's see where the SP goes on release of end of years accounts shall we? I more than confident it will be higher than here, by a decent margin.

Seasick total tosh as usual from little old not so subtle deramper you bless............Nobody else can make it work? off you being so close to the inner workings would know I suppose? I guess UBS, D L A Piper etc etc must be all a bunch of idiots then ffs!

Btw did you notice that little old war happening in the Ukraine?

NO late accounts as of yet, total bull from you!

Tygra you will have a great night, best band of all time for me, saw few times, last Wembley. Vince Gill is a great addition for the tours

https://www.pwc.com/gx/en/industries/energy-utilities-resources/publications/mine.html

Ian, this one can, got very adept paws, prefer to ask than rely on info here

they worked bank holiday as well

Seasick, Keith for a start, and the team, before you ask another question.........how do you think I know? Try asking yourself perhaps?

If a sale was not going ahead I think for sure they would have activated the Sinosteel contract by now. To not do so would make no economic sense, ergo a sale is going ahead..............wouldn't at all be surprised if SinoSteel were part of a Chinese buying consortium, makes complete sense to me.

Re accounts why don't people keep up, EUA auditors get a local firm to do auditing over there. Look back in last year's accounts and you will see this is the case. When because of the situation the local firm was no longer employed to do so another had to be found, hence a small delay. Nothing suspicious, yes geopolitical events, it is that simple, like a lot of posters on here tbh

working the weekends tells you all you need to know how hard they are all working.........something in the air, shortly, soon. pick an adjective but it IS coming. GLA

hey wolfie how did the golf go? what did you have for dinner? really, really interested, just as I am in all your posts mate

monty/rowka and what about these you deliberately missed out, nob

Jan 14 2021 Since launching the Formal Sale Process on 1 July 2020, Eurasia and its advisers have engaged with a wide range of parties, and have to date received non-binding offers in respect of both a possible acquisition of the Company as well as other transaction structures.

12 may 2021 As announced via RNS on 14 January 2021, Eurasia and its advisers have engaged with a wide range of parties interested in acquiring either the assets and/or the Company. The Company has more recently focused its attention, including providing due diligence access, on a limited number of potential bidders who had shown consistent interest in Eurasia and its high-quality asset base.

28 oct 2021 Further to the proposal (the "Proposal") from the credible party (the "Buyer") on the potential asset sale announced via RNS on 12 May 2021, the Buyer has informed Eurasia in writing that it has successfully completed its due diligence.



· As announced via RNS on 30 September 2021, since the receipt of the Proposal in May for the potential acquisition of substantially all of the Company's assets, additional interest from other parties is being considered by the Board

· It is the Board's intention to advance several options with advice from UBS, DLA Piper and other advisers.

2 march 2022 Nor do the sanctions prevent the Company from executing on its M&A strategy as announced.

The Board notes our focus on BRICS (in particular on Russia, China and South Africa) and Japan in terms of our M&A strategy. More updates are to be provided in due course".

No interest, what a dik!

careful wolfie, close to losing it? tick tock can't wait too hear about your gold day later bless