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When Anthony Tennyson explicitly addresses why Solvonis isn't fully recognized compared to its U.S.-listed peers, he is pointing out the massive arbitrage opportunity. WTR’s job here isn't to talk to UK retail; it is to educate American funds who routinely value early-stage CNS companies at $500M+ compared to Solvonis's modest £16M market cap. Tennyson establishes the commercial framework—the immediate UK Phase 3 milestone with SVN-001 and the massive commercial scale of the U.S. SVN-002 market....

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Your skepticism is completely healthy because management has given you every reason to doubt them over the years. But don't mistake a standard corporate 'teaser' for a lack of depth.

The basic nature of that flyer is standard operating procedure for international asset sales. Its sole purpose is to flag the asset to the market now that the legal framework is signed. The real negotiations are happening via secure data rooms under NDA, completely hidden from the public forums. For the first time, the asset is legally protected enough for a real player to actually buy in.

Noble founder comment here sarcastic? If so, Tanzania govt won’t appreciate that comment from noble who have achieved very little to date and decimated their shareholders also.

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/helium-one-has-engaged-pve-consulting-to-share-7461033313777135616-qaCU?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android&rcm=ACoAABfDQZUBB4maueVdepD8QITT3_5hWUBx6mk

excellent interview - lining up all the ducks in a row - going to be a great ride this one - snapping up shares today at these prices a bargain - once it takes off and heads in to the 30wing and 40-60wing, you never see the 20wing again...

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Try a different approach - lets stand here today - forget the past. Look at what is happening now and the months ahead and the market cap we have today. Great buying I wish I could buy more but I am confident that what I have will double by year end because I have looked at what their new strategy is and what their roadmap is encompassing multiple sites of gold production upcoming - and its clear to me that today is a Great Buy at 0.25p - in fact a dam good bargain to be honest.

Me too Hammer, ME TOO....

I must say it is a bit strange that with so little sells and massive buys that the stock price doesnt move up at all - how is that possible?

Im planning on this being 1p by end 2026 now we have multi work streams coming on line with production ramping up

All of us have expectations when we buy stocks - for SVNS I am expecting a ten bagger by end 2026.

Significant boost to gold production imminent...

How would that actually happen on the exchange?

The board has handed the keys of the farm-out over to PVE Consulting, and corporate deal-making of this scale happens behind tightly closed doors under strict non-disclosure agreements (NDAs).

Any random update from the current executives would likely just remind the market of the past dilution. The only text that matters now is a formal, legally binding RNS showing a multi-million-pound development 'Carry' from a global heavyweight. We are in the quiet zone before the real corporate heavyweight takes the field.

Following the May 2nd Framework Agreement and the May 5th appointment of PVE Consulting, the administrative boxes have all been ticked. The company is completely out of arrows to shoot on its own.....the next piece of news that actually alters the trajectory of this 10-billion-share cap table will have to be a major, binding RNS confirming that PVE has successfully delivered a strategic partner to fund the development. Until that document drops, anything else is just waiting around.

Let's look at the actual mechanics of the market right now instead of reacting with forum panic. The "downside risk" for ECR is structurally limited to the 0.26p level. Why? Because it is reinforced by multiple pillars: the January subscription was anchored there, the Directors' Q1 salary sacrifice shares were issued there this month, and the Paleogold CLN conversion rate is legally locked there. Even in a hypothetical worst-case scenario where operational delays force a fallback raise later this year, 0.26p remains the definitive baseline where institutional money is parked.

When the floor is fixed and the ceiling is wide open, the risk/reward dynamics look incredibly healthy—even under pressure. If you believe the operational timelines for Raglan and Maddens Flat are moving forward, buying or holding at this baseline means you are positioned for a highly asymmetric trade. The downside is heavily insulated by corporate structures, while the upside potential toward that 0.68p target remains completely clear.

This isn't a gamble; it’s a calculated, risk-insulated production play. Put on some music, filter out the short-term noise, and let the engineering team do the digging.

I have every confidence there are some people building big positions at this level....

Is it high pressure? Absolutely. The board has put a ticking clock on themselves. If they hit a massive technical delay at Maddens or Raglan over the next 6 months, they will be cornered into doing a dilutive capital raise to pay that A$2 million vendor bill.

But with gold sitting at historical highs of $4,600/oz, the prize for taking that calculated risk is transforming ECR into a highly profitable, multi-asset producer almost overnight. They chose pressure over obscurity.

But Baileysea surely they cant be a bunch of fraudsters???

Contrary to forum panic about a "death spiral," ECR’s convertible loan note is locked at a fixed conversion price of 0.26p, meaning lenders gain absolutely nothing by driving the share price down. Furthermore, the transaction features a three-month interest-free holiday and a protective clause allowing ECR to pay off the debt entirely using cash flow from gold production. This structure functions like a standard deferred institutional placing rather than predatory financing, ensuring the dilution only triggers if the company is successfully generating revenue.

It is completely valid to be annoyed that we don't have a spreadsheet showing exactly how many ounces they dug up in March. The board missed their self-imposed "April data" narrative because they chose to focus on rebuilding the plant setup rather than rushing out unrefined numbers.

However, today's May 18th RNS proves that the money isn't an issue. Nick Tulloch explicitly stated today that "operational activity continues at Raglan." They wouldn't be absorbing the massive Paleogold portfolio if the Raglan starting motor had completely broken down. They are holding back the numbers until they can announce a sustained commercial bullion sale.