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Frankly in any dispute between the amateurs at Vast and the seasoned lenders at Atlas, there's only one wiiner.

It’s not necessarily about raising equity but enabling funds with certain entrance criteria to invest.

I think the words ‘non legally binding verbal agreement’ tell punters exactly why Atlas converted more. Prelea is an unreformed conman. The words mean nothing.

Lots of punters being mugged of their money by rampers. Essentially buying up new stock being offloaded by Atlas. Classic pump and dump.

You’re a fool Contrarian. If we could all predict the future we’d all be rich.

https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/xlon/hzm/ownership

mjb606 - all these contracts have been long signed. They're just publishing each one ahead of the relevant part of the programme schedule. It's normal risk minimisation practice for major infrastructure schemes.

https://horizonteminerals.com/uk/en/press-releases/2022/earthworks-contract-award-at-araguaia/

Pump is done. Dump underway.

John0011 - you’ll lose your pants in Vast. Like everyone else.

Well done to the pumpers who got their profits out before the dump! Classic Vast!

Excellent RNS. Recognised ESG will give us better long term buyers. Great attitude by company.

It’s been going on for years Dicko.

Every few weeks a Dicko pops up. Ramps for a few days and then pops off again. Firwood was the last one. Why will Dicko be different?

Quite simply a leopard does not change its spots.

Fully agree with Hazbeen.

Consolidation will also pave the way for a move to the main market enabling a more diverse set of IIs to buy in also. All of this is good news as it makes the entire proposition more robust and attractive.

Prelea owes €8m on an outstanding mortgage debt. Has lied continually. Has fleeced investors.

Ithink too many people are used to share consolidations from dodgy underfunded AIM companies who are just looking to extend their lifestyle roles. Horizonte is fully funded and will likely be 75% owned by IIs and funds before long. Consolidation in this case speeds up II and fund ownership by extending eligibility to own to those IIs and funds. No problems.

I was hoping we would be less vulnerable to treeshakes as more IIs and funds get involved. Unless there is anything obvious that has happened to cause the drop that I have overlooked?

While the Morning Star breakdown hasn’t caught up with the Glencore/Teck share deal yet, it’s good to see the expanding list of IIs and funds that Morning Star believes are invested in Horizonte now. If you look at the buyers vs sellers it’s one way traffic.

https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/xlon/hzm/ownership