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Beowulf (AIM: BEM; Aktietorget: BEO), the mineral exploration and development company, focused on the Kallak magnetite iron ore project and the �tvidaberg polymetallic exploration licence in Sweden, and its graphite portfolio in Finland, is pleased to announce that a Mineral Resource Estimate ("MRE") Contract has been awarded to CSA Global Pty Ltd ("CSA Global"). CSA Global will prepare a MRE in accordance with the guidelines of the JORC Code (2012 edition). The MRE will be led by Dr Andrew Scogings. Dr Scogings is a geologist with more than 25 years' experience in industrial minerals exploration, product development and sales management. He has published papers on reporting requirements of the JORC Code 2012, with specific reference to Table 1 and Clauses 18 and 19 (Industrial Mineral Exploration Results) and Clause 49 (Industrial Mineral Specifications). He has published numerous articles on industrial minerals in Industrial Minerals Magazine, SEG Mining News, AIG News and AIG Journal, amongst others, addressing aspects of Quality Assurance/Quality Control, bulk density methods and petrography for industrial minerals exploration. He has been senior author of two significant reviews: Natural Graphite Report - Strategic Outlook to 2020 and Drilling Grade Barite - Supply, Demand & Markets, both published in 2015 by Industrial Minerals Research (UK), and he has co-authored several papers ranking global graphite exploration projects. Dr Scogings is a Registered Professional Geoscientist (RP Geo. Industrial Minerals) with the Australian Institute of Geoscientists. In addition, the Company has awarded a contract to P�yry Finland Oy ("P�yry") to prepare an Environmental and Social Impact Assessment ("ESIA") Roadmap, a detailed plan of requirements for completing an ESIA study. P�yry is an international consulting and engineering company, founded in 1958. P�yry's strength is based on extensive knowledge of the mining industry, excellent expert resources and knowledge of international environmental and social performance criteria. P�yry is one of the leading environmental consultants in the Finnish mining sector and it has participated in most of mining projects in Finland during the past few years.

nope - it's another day off for the little darlings.

must call in sometime - we seem to have fair size North east contingent here.....

If you mean the Sun Inn in Pickering (a fine establishment!) you probably have! We have a holiday cottage up there but I live in York. I have relatives in Beverley (or mini-York as I call it).

..why it's gone quiet over there; St Walpurgis (businesses & banks close earlier) - Monday April 30, 2018 Banks only : Both a Christian and pagan holiday. The day of the witches announces the arrival of spring. Couldn't make it up..........

nope - he is local - lives in Beverley - but the singer is from Leeds.. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Chapman_(singer)

May have to miss the last few minutes of the match as I'm playing support for Michael Chapman (old folkie) in York tonight - I think a draw will do it personally but I'd rather not have to listen with trepidation to the last match.

we're doomed.....doomed I tell yer....

well said Eric - pathetic really. Not sure about the ABBA thing though - why would pay to see a hologram go on tour?

good to see us back high up in the 7's again. Bit of a squeaky bum period there. Mick mistimed his buy (like we all have at times!) but I have still have confidence in this and he will get his money back (eventually) and maybe a bit more....

that Kallak will make this company BUT it's won't break it! We have plenty of other stuff going on. Exciting times....

Finland all looking good - and a bit of dosh too! "As I have mentioned before, there's a growing buzz in Finland regarding battery minerals and metals, which is materialising into new networks, partnerships, projects, and funding opportunities. "These two developments, the Cooperation Network of raw materials suppliers, and the Euros 161,000 of grant funding from Business Finland, put our Finnish graphite business centre stage in Finland as a potential graphite producer, as the country seeks to develop a vertically integrated battery manufacturing industry. "In the coming weeks, we will be reporting on the assay results of our recent drilling campaign at Aitolampi, as we progress towards defining a maiden resource. "I look forward to updating our shareholders in due course."

of when part of the CAB really wanted a mine last year.. Internal documents reveal: shared sentences about the Kallak mine On Friday, the county administrative board is expected to comment on the question of a possible mining establishment in Kallak outside Jokkmokk. And according to internal documents that leaked, the business department at the government is positive about opening the mine. - I do not want to forego the overall assessment from us on the county administrative board. I know it has leaked out an internal document but it's nothing that I think you're going to make too big. There are more departments than we to comment on, "says Andreas Lind, chief executive officer at the county administrative board in Norrbotten. "Different perceptions in the mining issue" Andreas Lind is dissatisfied that the internal documents have leaked and are very few. Is it a crack in the county administrative board? - I would not call that. On the other hand, there are different perceptions in the mining question. Infected question The question of a possible mining establishment in Kallak has been infected. Many cohabitants but also private individuals have protested loudly while many locals and local councilors hope for new jobs through a mine opening. The case has been bumped between authorities and has also been up at government level, but the county administrative board has previously refrained from commenting on the need for further investigation of the impact of mining activities on the Laponia world heritage. New jobs Before the county administrative board's position on Friday, several departments within the Authority say that, but according to SVT News Norrbotten, the business unit in its opinion on socio-economic benefits - both for Jokkmokk as a local and national - points to the opening of the mine in Kallak. According to SVT, the business department emphasizes the opportunities for employment, but it also makes a reservation about the employment effect. "However, the final outcome is dependent on the share of the additional labor that finally settles in the municipality", it will be included in the internal document. "I'm not going to comment on any details, but it's clear that a mine in Jokkmokk means more jobs," says Andra Lind.

yes, Endgame indeed. no more consultations. No more irrelevant case law. No more whining...A decision will be made soon. Given the massive profits to be made on a Yes, I'm surprised more investors/gamblers aren't getting in on this. My prediction of 6 May still hold true methinks..... Lbjj? get a life mate - the sun's out, Spring has sprung.......

seems a bit more business orientated that Mr "Anti" Anti... technically irrelevant now but might keep the opposition quiet for a bit longer....

7.1p over there and 6.3p here - bargains to be had for the true believers..... I think the countdown is starting......rampety rampety ramp.....

Agreement executed with Northam to utilise its existing platinum recovery plant for the processing of Jubilee's PlatCro material � Northam to fund refurbishment of the platinum recovery circuit � Jubilee will commence transporting of platinum rich material to Northam from June 2018 � Targeting a minimum processing rate of 60 000 tonnes per month producing an estimated 2 800 PGM ounces per month from February 2019 � Project earnings from the sale of PGM1 concentrate based on a profit share model with Jubilee retaining the majority of earnings � Jubilee looking to expand its strategic relationship with Northam 1 = Platinum Group Metals (6E platinum, palladium, rhodium, iridium, osmium, and gold) Leon Coetzer, Chief Executive commented: "I am pleased to announce our processing agreement with Northam. The structure of the agreement captures the intent of both companies to develop a lucrative partnership in the processing of PGM and chrome rich material. It also opens the door to grow our partnership to engage in similar further opportunities with one of the world's largest platinum producers. I am looking forward to working closely with the Northam team as we share our processing capabilities and expertise to maximise value extraction from the PlatCro PGM rich material."

and every dog has it's day - 6th of May in this case ;)

interesting reading for all investors... Indigenous Rights in Scandinavia: Autonomous Sami Law https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=yYg3DAAAQBAJ&pg=PA183&lpg=PA183&dq=R%C3%B6nnb%C3%A4cken+Nickel+Mine,&source=bl&ots=t3M6HkSodk&sig=fGwNJ7zL5uq53GolgH3OrHxWpsA&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwj_iZzz6b7aAhVChqQKHdUdDGc4ChDoAQhLMAg#v=onepage&q=R%C3%B6nnb%C3%A4cken%20Nickel%20Mine%2C&f=false

not exactly comparable - but in the nickel mine case (MUCH more contentious than ours - with the Sami having a MUCH stronger case) - the Sami JR'd the Gov't decision to issue a licence - decided in a year - a long time but still quicker than this mess... The exploitation concessions granted to Nickel Mountain Group (�NMG�) by the Swedish Chief Mine Inspector have been a heavily debated issue over time. Vapsten reindeer husbandry co-operative (�Vapsten�) conducts its reindeer husbandry in the area of the R�nnb�cken nickel project. Vapsten has tried to stop or delay the project with reference to its concerns that the project will negatively influence the reindeer husbandry around the area of the future nickel mine. NMG respects Vapsten�s position, although NMG considers that the mining activities and the reindeer herding can co-exist. The Sami appealed the Chief Mine Inspector�s decisions to grant three exploitation concessions for the R�nnb�cken nickel project. In 2013 they applied for a judicial review of the Swedish Government�s decision to dismiss the appeals. A hearing took place in Stockholm in June this year (2014). The SAC (Swedish Supreme Administrative Court) has now published its ruling dated October 29 (2014), according to which the Government�s decision is upheld. The SAC finds that Government�s decision is not in conflict with any rule of law.