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That's a very odd RNS - definitely talking things down - I hope this isn't the announcement they're going to make in Australia when the markets reopen because the SP will be fooked again if it is imo.

It'll probably come later in the day Julie - something's brewing though, just did a dummy sell and can sell 20000 no problem at 28.25p

Doh ! - Thanks Chilting - it is strange why the SP remains this low.

As I said yesterday, the convertible note holders decided to take equity at maturity date - AUS$15,000,000 - that's over �8.5m - roughly 19.1p per share so less than 10% discount to actual SP on 31st May. �8.5m is a big chunk of change to be risking at that discount level given our current circumstances so I see two scenarios here : 1. The noteholders think this is going to fly - could they be privvy to information we don't have - lol - or 2. They think they can dump the whole lot onto the market at a price above 21p - they could be doing that right now but not a lot of sellers on the horizon at the moment so I'm inclined to scenario 1 DYOR and GLA

K - Whatever it is, I don't think it's shorters - according to s h o r t t r a c k e r . c o . u k there's less than 0.6% of our stock out on loan

The convertible note holders seem happy enough to take equity at around 19p - good sign imho

There's a 5 minute interview on the above website with LC - i won't bother trying to paste the link - it's well worth a listen though.

JP Morgan joining the party - got to be positive.

Lansdowne topping up, so it would appear they�re not too bothered about recent events...

Thanks Jackdaw, appreciated. Just wondering now what's to stop AMP selling their holding here and pay down their debt - over 20% according to that board.

You're right Nateroyd - Alan Green talks a lot of sense. This is way oversold.

Hi Jackdaw - how did you arrive at 4p a share pre IPO ? Surely there's no information in the public domain that would allow you to work that out ?

From the RNS Results to feed into a feasibility study to progress the Project to a decision to mine early in 2019 � in the interim Company will commence negotiations with identified strategic funders and offtake partners.

Harvest Minerals Limited, the AIM listed Brazilian fertiliser producer, is pleased to announce its unaudited interim results for the six month period ended 31 December 2017. Highlights � Focus on building sales of natural fertiliser from Company's Arapua project into large local market o Post period end, signed first major deal with a key distributor of fertiliser in Brazil for an initial supply of 36Kt of KPf�rtil with a sales value of +US$2m o Strong sales pipeline on back of expansion of sales team � Verified significant advantages of KPf�rtil over traditional fertilisers for perennial crops o Certification of KPf�rtil by MAPA as a remineraliser expected imminently � Demonstrated strong project economics at Arapua � Developing modular operations to expand production in line with sales - on track to complete Phase 1 plant expansion early Q2 2018 to bring capacity to 320Ktpa � On the corporate side, successfully completed a placing of �1.2m in October 2017 and certain Board changes undertaken Please refer to the Company's website for the full interim report, which will be uploaded shortly. Chairman's Statement Our focus during the period was on advancing the Arapua Project towards commercial production and developing a robust sales pipeline of KPf�rtil, our proven multi-nutrient fertiliser. Located in Brazil in the heart of the world's largest and fastest growing agricultural belt, this exciting project benefits from strong government support and compelling economics. It is now on the cusp of reaping the benefits of significant investment as commercial production come in sight. We set ourselves four targets during 2017: to complete all the required agronomic test work; to apply to register our product KPf�rtil with the Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture ('MAPA'); to achieve first sales; and to commission a modular processing plant to ensure that it is easy to expand production in line with sales. At the time, these appeared ambitious, but through the determination and hard work of all our team, I am very pleased to report all were achieved during 2H 2017. The completion of all the required agronomic test works was particularly satisfying. Originally, we were told this would take 18 months, but through our proactive monitoring and engagement with all the agencies taking part, we were able to apply to MAPA in well under 12 months. Whilst, we will continue with further agronomic test work to assist our marketing efforts including our long-term coffee test work, all our agronomic studies to date indicate that KPf�rtil will work as both a remineraliser and a fertiliser. What is particularly exciting is that as it releases the nutrients slowly over time with very little lost due to leaching, it will outperform traditional fertilisers for perennial crops such coffee, sugar cane

Massively oversold - shouldn't really drop below .07

I won't even bother rising to that Wisha - I've just been doing some digging myself and SO4 is the 2015 phoenix arising from the ashes of Wildhorse Energy Ltd, an ultimately failed alternative energy company focused on Central Europe - that's where the vast bulk of the losses have come from. So it's basically a completely different company now and may well be worth a punt. GLA

Hello All, Thinking of buying in here as it looks very interesting and I'm already involved in HMI. Can anyone give me a quick oversight on the company background - I'm trying to backtrack on what has caused the accumulated loss figure of $112m - the annual reports are only available back to 2015 and prior to that they had accumulated losses of $93m which would normally put me off. Thanks in advance.

Interesting to see how things appear to be heading .... Amazon-style drone deliveries could be launched within a year under plans for a radical overhaul of the air traffic control system. For the first time, drones will be able to fly beyond their operators� line of sight with the development of new technology to track small unmanned devices at low altitude. Nats, the national air traffic control service, said the system announced yesterday would allow drones to safely share Britain�s airspace with conventional aircraft. It would remove a significant barrier that prevents retailers such as Amazon using drones to make deliveries because they have to be flown within sight of human operators. The move is also likely to cut down on the number of near-misses between passenger jets and drones after 51 incidents in the first six months of last year. Andy Sage, head of drones at Nats, told The Times that a trial of the system would take place by the end of this year, with routine out-of-sight drone operations possibly starting next year or in 2020. �This is about being able to transmit a drone�s location or intended flight to allow it to be seen,� he said. �It would be a critical component in moving away from line of sight operations to begin operating beyond the line of sight. �Without this sort of solution, it would be very difficult for commercial drone operators to come to the UK and undertake more complex operations safely in our busy airspace.� Nats said yesterday that it had signed a deal with Altitude Angel, the Reading-based aviation technology company, to develop new technology to track drones� location or intended flight. This will be integrated with conventional air traffic control systems to enable controllers to see drones and allow them to be operated alongside manned aircraft for the first time. Although the technology is being developed, it is believed that it would allow authorised drone users � such as retailers or emergency services � to be granted automatic access to lower level airspace. Drones would have to be fitted with full �sense and avoid� technology that ensures they can be steered away from danger before being allowed into the skies without a human controller in the line of sight, Nats said. Mr Sage added: �This is an important step. The system will not enable full integration [of drones and aircraft] in itself but it is a necessary pre-requisite for these types of services.� The move comes after the Department for Transport published plans for a bill that will make it mandatory for drone owners to register larger devices � those weighing 250g or more � and fit geo-fencing technology that prevents them from entering restricted airspace such as airports.

Well worth a watch guys - absolutely amazing upside here ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8koCULnHKpI

Jubilee Metals Group PLC Registration number (4459850) AltX share code: JBL AIM share code: JLP ISIN: GB0031852162 ("Jubilee" or "the Company") Further Kabwe Project Update Jubilee Metals Group PLC notes the announcement made today by BMR Group PLC ("BMR") providing an update on the appeal against the notice of cancellation, announced on 7 February 2018. BMR also states that following meetings between the company and directors of the Zambian Mining Ministry and Mining Cadastre, preparation of the company's appeal against the notice of cancellation, is well advanced and the formal appeal is expected to be submitted by no later than 2 March 2018. Leon Coetzer, Chief Executive commented: "We are actively supporting BMR during this process. We have engaged directly with the Zambian Department of Mines to demonstrate Jubilee's commitment to providing its technical, operational and financial strength to the Kabwe project. Our engagements were well received by the Zambian Department of Mines. The Zambian Department of Mines' representatives acknowledged the combined strength of the BMR and Jubilee team and recognised the significant progress made by the team towards the execution of the Kabwe project. Our engagements with the Zambian Mining Ministry afforded Jubilee the opportunity to present the Company's extensive capability in the recovery of metals from waste as well as the associated environmental improvements the projects could offer. Against the aforementioned it was agreed to have a follow-up discussion with the Department of Mines to further present the detail around our capabilities as well as to receive an update on the Kabwe Project. These discussions will follow the submission of the appeal by BMR expected to be submitted no later than the 2 March 2018." Further updates will be provided as appropriate.