Sapan Gai, CCO at Sovereign Metals, discusses their superior graphite test results. Watch the video here.
Let’s hope they find a different postman this time around..
What an utter disgrace.
Truth - was the fund raise not owing to the size of the licence potential?
dB the asset and interest continues to grow so never a better time to be involved in my opinion. GLA
Nice
Micky - Dimitri is no stranger to brokering deals and developing assets which is highlighted in the interview.
Many here are averaging over 20p myself included.
There hasn’t been one comms in recent months that hasn’t done anything other than strengthen the company position and give confidence in a win for us all.
Sit tight and ignore the noise as news will out in the coming weeks.
Micky - the interview is a year or so old but is one of the primary reasons I bought into Eurasia . A very important month or two to come. GL
Spot on cheers. Hopefully not far away. GL
Crippz - I think I read or heard somewhere that there was a set timeline from application to licence approval, 70 working days rings a bell.
Do you have any idea when the NYUD app was lodged as I can’t pick up a date via rns.
We must be some way through the 14 weeks so hopefully not a great deal more time before an update. GLA
Jim - thanks for the link but I think the time for worthless misleading tweets has passed.
It was exactly this kind of company comms that promised so much but delivered nothing that cost me a fortune.
I do appreciate the share as I know there is a lot of hope that one day the company pulls something out of the bag!, but please be careful as I haven’t witnessed anything good over the years I’ve followed the company. GL
It’s been a while since I lost a pile of money in here. What’s going on with the Thar development?
Sounds a million miles away from the original story of diversified coal application.
Timescale and cost are surely a big factor here. Let’s hope no letters of intent are required.. GLA
No rns and a 60% jump….
Absolute farce. The company should be struck off. Where on earth is the postman with the so called letter of intent?
Now there might be a slim chance of gaining permission to dig seven holes for gold! Disgrace GLA
When will the company toughen up around the payment cycle?
Nows the time to force the issue. GLA
LS - with Brent flying I think you might be right with payment news. Fingers crossed
Thanks for picking up the question theoryman but you haven’t really answered my concerns.
The budget issues have been going on for years and is very specific to companies operating in the area.
A contract is a contract and there has to be a point where enough is enough, especially with Brent over $60.
There is a definite need for this to improve.
I suppose I’m asking the question, will the company take more control, because let’s face it wrangling between the KRG and the ICG might continue for years so the company needs to take more control. Can you share your thoughts as I know the questions. GL
Could someone please reassure me that the change in CEO will mark a significant change in the dynamics of the business.
It’s a genuine ask as I have not followed the company as closely since taking my medicine a few years ago.
My main question is around the regular payment cycle, not even thinking about what is outstanding to the company in line with the PSC.
Will Jon deliver something that Jon never could, a control on payments?
Not the greatest start to be honest, but if someone would be kind enough to share any thoughts before I throw more money away on the dream which cost me my shirt. Many thanks
Any thoughts when the company can sort out a regular payment cycle?
With Brent solid above $60 not sure why the continued breach of contract.
GLA
Is a month a reasonable timeline for the company to present the interested parties with the west Kytlim info and allow them a specified timeline to support the non binding offers.
The company announced the west kytlim approval on the 21st of January.
Just an observation but surely there will be a timeline for the overall offer process. GLA
A share consolidation has no bearing on price as the swap out maintains value but reduces the number of shares