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it being mother's day in sweden the swedes aren't taking the opportunity to take tomorrow off. It will give us something to do whilst sunbathing...

Cheers - there seem to be a lot of big trades over there that are not listed on netfonds so I guess it is a different bank dealing them. A large overhang that will keep us in the low 70s until news hits or the sales run out.

could you give us a link please?

but I love the volatility of this share - 1.1p paid now - v happy if we get 2p....

curious - the new shares turned up on AIM on Friday; Application has been made to the London Stock Exchange for the Subscription Shares to be admitted to trading on AIM on or around 18 May 2018 ("Admission"). The Subscription Shares will rank pari passu with existing ordinary shares. But there have not been many sales on AIM (even with 10% profit) yet Aktie is down to 0.7sek today. the new shares can't turn up in Sweden - never really understood what Ed was explaining - can they effectively be transferred to Sweden and now they are selling above the placing price?

might make a few supporting noises but it's all down to Civil Servants currently planning their holidays now. Ed, put the corona down! It's too early!

today - just not big ones. Ah well.....

if shares are sold relatively cheaply here (5.5p) - they will be passed to the Aktie where the banks will make a huge amount of money selling them at a high price (currently 6.8p) over there. money for old rope.

the new shares are being issued on AIM rather than in Sweden - sounds odd but maybe investors think this will reduce AIM SP rather than over there. Not fully getting the logic of that but.....

0.79sek equals 6.7p here - 5.6p could be a bargain (he says for the 15th time...)

I think the idea is that the more buys there are the harder it is to find sells so they up the SP. And up is where it will surely go.......

lots of buys at 5.5p ...but no rise yet....hmmmm....

got at 5.489p - the SP difference between us and the swedes is ridiculous

after selling some SAR (not doing much but bound to double tomorrow). We have enough funds for another year - will have to reduce my final projection on this from 25p to 23.5p :(

Down 20% here. 3% there. At least the sold shares are heading off to the mad swedes.....

Kurt Budge, Chief Executive Officer of Beowulf, commented: "It is disappointing to raise funds at a lower price than one year ago, a result of further delays in the Kallak permitting process, but we are very pleased to have completed this fundraising, which maintains our strong cash position, and enables us to keep investing and developing projects across Beowulf's three main business areas. "We are busy with our Aitolampi graphite project, the Mineral Resource Estimate is progressing, and we have plans for a Scoping Study thereafter. We are also active across our graphite portfolio in Finland, as we seek to leverage the enthusiasm and supportive environment for battery minerals and metals in the Nordic region. "In the coming weeks, we are bringing together our exploration team and external experts, to review our �tvidaberg licence, with a view to defining drill targets there. "The upcoming General Election in Sweden may delay a decision on the Exploitation Concession, as in my experience, political elections in any country affect a permitting process, often causing delays. "At Kallak, our application has met the requirements of the prescribed process, in accordance with the Minerals Act and the Environmental Code, and in compliance with Swedish law. We have gone further, providing additional studies, including the Copenhagen Economics "Big Picture" Study, and a Heritage Impact Assessment. "We have invested SEK77 million in Kallak, a project that has the potential to positively transform Jokkmokk, and our commitment is firm to the responsible development of a modern, sustainable, and innovative mining operation in partnership with the local community. "While we wait for the Government to decide on our application, we are not sitting idle. I am excited with the progress we are making with both our graphite portfolio and with our �tvidaberg licence, and we continue to look outside the Company for merger and acquisition opportunities. "We look forward to keeping shareholders updated on our progress across all areas of our business."

well, no surprise there - shame it's 5p The funds will be used for general working capital purposes and to support activities across Beowulf's three main business areas, which are graphite exploration, the �tvidaberg exploration licence, and Kallak. More specifically: � a Scoping Study on the Aitolampi project; � exploration and development activities across the graphite portfolio; � drilling at �tvidaberg, following drill target identification; and � exploration and development work at Kallak, and the surrounding exploration licences, including application of passive seismic technology to define mineralisation at the Parkijaure licence and drilling, and landscape analysis of potential strategic partners/investors for the Kallak project.

it may or it may not. No idea.

looks like their Parliament packs up for hols in mid-June. Never quite figured out why that means Civil Servants can't do any work or a Minister not make any decisions (pretty certain they get paid). The ground work should all be done by the Civil Servants who will prepare a report for the Minister to consider. My bet (now May 6th has gone) is that the Minister says yes on the last day and then b*ggers off to avoid the backlash.

At 31 December 2017, the Group had a cash balance of �1.59 million and the Company had a cash balance of �1.51 million. They will raise funds at some point this year - obviously, that's how miners work - the question is whether they can raise this after a licence is issued - hopefully so. They got 6.5p last time and a licence looks closer now..... kevin - try and look at the positives as well as the negatives otherwise people will be accusing you of being a de-ramper and no one likes those.....