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ALL RISE

HIGHER, HIGHER................!

Morning Laura2022 :):)

ALL RISE :)

Morning from a very wet SW London! No RNS = good news for the day ahead as no warrants to clear.

Poor old longterminvestor, up all night it seems convincing himself otherwise, the fool.

Here we go folks.

ALL RISE :)

JS, I've reported him again, twice this afternoon, it's so disruptive. but with his 31k posts, I have my doubts that anything will happen.

100 at 5.23p - just a tad too early, but looking good for tomorrow :)

Might get a few in for the bell :)

Reckon there's an rns in the pipeline! those 188's were mysterious along with the 888!

Can't be held back!

Trump will endorse it, give it the VIP passage, as the US needs it and quickly I imagine. Perhaps he'll invest in it?

Uranium recovery involves one of the following extraction processes.

In a conventional uranium mine and mill, uranium ore is extracted from the Earth, typically through deep underground shafts or shallow open pits. The ore is transported to a mill, where it is crushed and undergoes a chemical process to remove the uranium. The uranium is concentrated to produce a material called "yellowcake" because of its yellowish color. Alternatively, uranium may be recovered from the ore using a heap leach process. In the heap leach process, the ore is placed on a engineered barrier and sprayed with acid. The uranium dissolves into solution and is collected at the engineered barrier. The solution undergoes additional chemical processing to produce "yellowcake".

In the in-situ recovery (ISR) process, a solution called lixiviant (typically containing water mixed with oxygen and/or hydrogen peroxide, as well as sodium carbonate or carbon dioxide), is pumped into the subsurface. The lixiviant dissolves the uranium into the solution. The solution is then pumped to the surface, where it undergoes additional processing and concentration to produce a material called "yellowcake". ISR is currently the dominant method used to extract uranium in the United States. However, the ISR method can only be performed under certain subsurface conditions.

source: United States Regulatory Commission

doesn't sound too onerous!

Looking good :)

ALL RISE!

Looks like a few are in danger!

People don't usually frequent a forum for ever and a day on a share they haven't invested in and don't intend to invest in. It's more akin to stalking!

Metals One PLC (AIM:MET1) signed a binding term sheet to acquire Uranium and vanadium exploration projects in the United States from 1491434 B.C. Ltd. for $0.3 million on April 24, 2025. Metals One PLC (AIM:MET1) executed a share purchase agreement to acquire Uranium and vanadium exploration projects in the United States from 1491434 B.C. Ltd. on May 1, 2025. The consideration payable to 1491434 B.C. Ltd. on completion of the conditional acquisition is $0.1 million in cash and the issue of 1,000,000 new ordinary shares in Metals One at a value per share equivalent to a 5% discount to the five-day volume weighted average price per ordinary share in Metals One for the five days immediately preceding the entering into of this term sheet, conditional on the claims having converted into exploration leases. 1491434 B.C. Ltd. has agreed to a 30-day exclusivity period in respect of the Conditional Acquisition and will be subject to a one-month lock-in in respect of the consideration Shares. As of July 2, 2025, the acquisition of Uravan Uranium-Vanadium Project is completed. The total consideration for the acquisition is $0.05 in cash and the issuance of 500,000 new ordinary shares in Metals One, representing half of the aggregate consideration due for the acquisitions of both Uravan and the Squaw Creek Uranium Project, Wyoming, with the latter also expected to complete soon. As of July 21, 2025, the acquisition of Squaw Creek Claims is completed.

The Conditional Acquisition will also be subject to and conditional upon: Metals One having conducted, and being reasonably satisfied with, legal, technical and financial due diligence on the Claims, Metals One and 1491434 B.C entering into a sale and purchase agreement in respect of the Conditional Acquisition, the execution by 1491434 B.C of a one-month lock-in agreement in respect of the Consideration Shares and all and any applicable and necessary consents, authorities or approvals required from any applicable statutory or quasi statutory body regulating the mining industry in Wyoming and Colorado consenting to the change of control of the Claims.

James Biddle and Roland Cornish of Beaumont Cornish Limited acted as nominated advisor to Metals One in the transaction. Nick Emerson of SI Capital Limited, Jonathan Critchley of Capital Plus Partners Limited acted as joint broker to Metals One. Ben Simons, Kendall Hill and Anna Stacey of Vigo Consulting and Fairfax Partners Inc acted as UK investor relations and North America investor relations advisors to Metals One.

Metals One PLC (AIM:MET1) completed the acquisition of Uranium and vanadium exploration projects in the United States from 1491434 B.C. Ltd. July 21, 2025.

© S&P Capital IQ - 2025

You're not invested, you said so yourself, so why don't you just depart, unless you have an ulterior motive?

Https://investors.energyfuels.com/2019-09-13-President-Trump-Announces-that-the-Significant-Challenges-Facing-U-S-Uranium-Mining-Are-a-National-Security-Issue

Https://www.morningstar.co.uk/uk/news/AN_1749039232584755500/metals-one-begins-uranium-exploration-in-us-ahead-of-site-acquisition.aspx

"Supply gap to collide with surging demand

From a structural perspective, the market is grappling with a widening supply deficit: global production in 2024 met just 80 percent–90 percent of reactor demand, with the shortfall made up through inventories and spot purchases—a buffer that is fading fast.

Meanwhile, development pipelines are thin, projects suffer regulatory delays, and geopolitical constraints—including Russia sanctions—further limit available supply options. Further compounding the issue are the 69 nuclear reactors that are in the process of being built, in addition to the 440 operational reactors around the globe.

The need for uranium is especially prevalent in the US where 45 million pounds are consumed annually, while the country produces roughly 1 percent of that.

In an effort to remedy this discrepancy, President Trump issued several Executive Orders in early 2025 and targeted energy production in his “big beautiful bill”.

Included within these measures Trump has proposed an increase in nuclear energy targeting 400 gigawatts by 2050.

The uptick would mark a fourfold increase from the country’s current 100 gigawatts of capacity—far exceeding the International Atomic Energy Agency’s projected range of 89 to 142 gigawatts for all of North America.

If realized, this expansion would push U.S. uranium demand from about 50 million pounds of U3O8 equivalent annually to nearly 200 million pounds—an amount that alone would nearly double current global mine output, which UxC estimates at 164 million pounds for 2025.

“The US is signaling a once-in-a-generation commitment to domestic uranium independence and advanced nuclear deployment,” wrote Sprott’s Jacob White, in a June uranium report.

While the scale of future demand will depend on execution challenges such as permitting, grid infrastructure, and financing, analysts say the scenario presents “asymmetrically positive” risk, offering potential upside to long-term uranium demand forecasts."

investingnews.com/uranium-forecast/

Mararab, are you using your migrant weekly funds from the govt? you can't even spell warrants on a share forum!