Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
Thank you BN, Its easy when you know how.
HNY
the format has changed or is it just mine, just comes up with lists of threads
is it just me or have we lost the meeting?
What about this one. BHP Pilbra Australia. Just change the name on the side and there we have it. 100 thousand tons and 7km long
https://youtu.be/l3kQ4lgf9Mc
Jerry sorry your wrong, try again.
How about two of these, one in one out all up weight 41,400 tons
https://youtu.be/VynleFxtf8Y
I think you will find a train can carry a lot more than 1000 tons try this one.
https://youtu.be/jdIzRFOaTCY
Bamps21, what if there is something there could they not access it from the same box cut and decline.
Paddy, is that not what we saw on Callums wall. Hav plus two others.
is there a link to this footage?
Thanks
I liked it better the first time.
wheres the incentive if they are issued at 1p they should be issued at todays price.
Do we no longer have reporting eyes on site?
Cancelled
Could they not build a 50km train track between the two sites, that could haul thousands of tonnes at a time.
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During this period, the Company made circa 12 regulatory notifications, in which the Tilapia licence and TPL103C well are referred to. However, you have not indicated the specific nature of your concerns, other than a suggestion that they relate to drilling performance at the Tilapia field. If you have a specific concern regarding the accuracy of these regulatory notifications, we would be grateful if you would identify (i) the precise substance of those concerns, by reference to the information in the relevant notifications, and (ii) why that information is considered inaccurate.
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Yes I got this.
Mark William Stewart
Thu 23/01/2020 10:04
I am on leave until Monday the 3rd of February.
Regards,
Mark William Stewart
my 236k votes confirmed align
Nm