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Last deal was 100,000 at 6p - perhaps people are beginning to realise that this is going to happen!

Brilliant From the Warmbadih website : hasn't fully understood what you need to do to create a website! "The company is also the controlling shareholder of Goldline Global Consulting (Pty) Ltd a South African consulting engineering company that provides consulting and management services to the small and medium sized mining industry in Africa. The company has a strong track record of success across a variety of mining projects. Through Goldline, Warmbad will provide technical and management services to the mining projects it will be involved in. Company history Tell visitors about your company's history, including location, ownership, personal experiences, and other information that will help people remember you. Keep this information brief but informative. Customer testimonials What do your customers have to say? Consider using some space to tell the story of the business through your customers' voices. Their word is more powerful than anything you can say for yourself."

Well have bought some more - just hope Henderson are right!

Does anyone know the relationship of Bushveld to Ironveld? - Are they next door to each other? Looks as if we are bit further on than they are, but how much potential does each have? Could they merge? Ironveld's market cap is £21m compared to Bushveld's £11m. One thing Bushveld call theirs a Vanadium project presumably with Iron as the by-product.

Sorry but earnings are the profit not revenue. However I am not sure at what level the profit is taken - Pre tax? Post tax? Before nasty things like interest and depreciation? All very confusing.

Lucky no one reads the Times

Shame no one reads the Times!!

"Upon execution of the right, which is planned for the 19th March 2015 and includes the approval of the mining Environmental Impact Assessment ("EIA"), the Company is required to commence mining within 120 days."

"The Company's election management team continues to be actively engaged in supporting local authority customers in preparation for the UK General Election in May."

Bingo - 8p on Google!

Good to see you still here Sheepy. Have any of the analysts (who I normally wouldn't trust with my money to buy me a lottery ticket) put a DCF value on this company? The market cap must be way under the enterprise value even looked at very pessimistically - in 18 month we will be producing metals.

Has there been a RNS? I cant see one. Surely this is price sensitive information. Shares in Mwana Africa (LSE: MWA) climbed 11% to 2.2p in early trading, after the African gold and nickel miner reported that gold production from its Freda Rebecca mine in Zimbabwe had risen by 23% to 16,555 ounces during the second quarter, while all-in sustaining costs fell by 17% to $1,061 per ounce. This suggests Mwana can remain profitable even if the price of gold remains weak. Mwana's CEO, Kalaa Mpinga, says that recent modifications to the mine "appear to be bearing fruit" and should result in "a more consistent operating performance in the coming quarters".

Does'nt take much volume to move share like this on AIM at the moment - Clearly market makers are not prepared to risk holding stock in a volatile market

I may be wrong, but I understood you get paid for being available (which covers the basic cost of having the capacity there) and a further payment if you are actually needed. The probability is that we will be needed, and the payment then might be up to 3 times the normal rate for electricity generation.

Did a dummy buy /sell - range is 6.68 to 7.4p - looking good!

Didcot power station has to shut down half its capacity and the grid has lost quite a lot of capacity recently. If only there was a company that had some capacity to meet peaks in demand. Surely if there was such a company their shares would be soaring!!

With about £21m in borrowings at the end of April but generating almost £10m cash every six months a £40m facility gives IDOX the resources to make more earnings enhancing acquisitions - Don't think they have ever offered significant numbers of shares when doing deals - so unlike many on AIM there has been no dilution of us shareholders who have been there for some years.

Bindura AGM this Thursday.

Well I thought 5 was more likely than 3, but see Bindura is also down 11% so perhaps someone knows something. Would have thought that some sort of comment on the price movement was warranted

It is only 5 weeks since the end of Q1, so though they may be a bit slower than in previous years, it is not late yet. An announcement when it is expected would perhaps help.