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...this morning, but it looks like most are still asleep ;-)

ZENGAS 15 Oct'12 - 13:56 - 1394 of 1394 Definitely not drilled yet on the DRC side, so unless it's an estimate based solely on structure size and what they could contain (OIP) when drilled. Preferable to see an official RNS and potential OIP estimates.

...28% (No change from previous disclosure 01/11/2011)

http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/stocktube/722/strategic-natural-resources-signs-its-first-coal-off-take-agreement-for-2mln-tonnes-722.html

...courtesy of cos1959 from ADVFN's bb "Hi Guys and Girl's We were first on and presentation just finished so popped out to give you an immediate update. I think the first thing I will say is that I am buying more tomorrow. There will be further updates coming on Trasteel (soon) and a detailed funding stategy in 2-3 weeks which is currently being formulated in which trasteel are also involved in. The OTA with transteel is just the start as they have currently available coal for 10x that ammount. The type of coal has not disclosed but it is best suited for the Indian market (draw your own conclusions). WE are responsible for getting the coal to port and Trasteel will then direct the coal to their customers. Trasteel have adopted the same growth strategy as SNRP and will be in for the long-term. The big key is the exclusivity of our shipping capabilities at East London which will potentially be able to handle 4 mill tonnes per year, and Coega (although not confirmed yet) could handle 10 mil tonnes per year, therefore 14 mtpa. WE ARE THE ONLY COAL PRODUCER IN SOUTH AFRICA TO HAVE THIS. The drilling programme is also going to be looking at 3 existing coking coal holes to determine what resourse we have. It is likey we will be drilling aroung 100 new holes and also looking at open-cast and underground options. There are seams that are 2m thick where the underground option will become viable. The transport infrastructure is good and needs minimal work to upgrade the rail-line but the roads are that good that we could even ship the existing OTA all by road. It is the Western phase 5 which holds the massive potential (in situ tonnes 3 billion) that excites David Nel and we are starting to drill this Q3 2011. I spoke to both JM and DN although they rushed away as they had a meeting arranged at 7.30 to duscuss a new deal. WOW. Thats all for now folks but I am sure FD will update you on anything I have missed. Massive upside."

...courtesy of investingisatrickygame from iii's bb "In short, I would say the investment is a very strong BUY! They aim to increase the Reserves of coal through a $2.5 million drilling programme. When asked what Reserve figure they are aiming for, David Nel, CEO would not be drawn other than to say their goal is to increase the measured and inferred resource and categorisation of coal. However, on phase 1 & 2 they are looking at 300 million tonnes of coal and this is what they are immediately drilling. No figures for phase 3 & 4. Phase 5 which will start in about 6 months is expected to have a possible 1.5 billion tonnes of coal and is enormous! Rail and road links are excellent. Rail needs some investment to support axel weight to carry a heavier load. They believe they have the capacity for 4 million tonnes from the east London port and 10 million tonnes per annum from Coega with this rail enhancement. Rail development is 6 months - one year. They expect a capital raising, after Easter I believe. David Nel was asked about the Bankable Feasibility Study which would be required IF raising cash/debt finance at the Bank. He said there are lots of ways to raise cash and this was not necessarily the best way. They are also reluctant to dilute shares an intimated that if they did it would be minimal and at a much higher share price. Trasteel who just signed the contract for 2 million tonnes could be involved in some way, but there would be no selling of or dilution of mining licences! A number of meetings are planned over the next week. I believe the ceo said he had to leave early to discuss another deal. I stand to be corrected on this. A Powerpoint presentation can be found tomorrow on the Proactive Investors website under the heading ‘Events’ as can a video interview with Jeremy Metcalfe under the heading ‘Stocktube’ This is my best recollection and understanding of the presentation. If I have posted anything inaccurate that I have misunderstood, I apologise. It will not have been done with intent."

...I've told you so ;-)

...divi on the way, blimey ;-)

...which way that sb has been placed ?

...it might be another CN.'s case ?!?

http://www.smallcapnews.co.uk/article/Faroe_Petroleum_makes_it_two_discoveries_in_2010_in_Norway/8666.aspx

...that's a broker's role ;-)

"We have STRONG INTEREST in the land from both local and national house builders and anticipate early PLOT SALES on this exciting project."

"Doris905 - 30 Jun'10 - 12:01 - 846 of 856 GLA approval given. Not too long before an announcement."

...last trade of the day on LSE was a sell @ 8.50p, so there you have that sp as google's trade driven

...and we know what that means in case of HVE ;-)

...anyone ?

...POG/gold will fell off the clif and "simply" warrants expiration period will have to be extended

...and will back there when/if the market resume uptrend

...got the same question and when I ask for a bauying quote iii's trading service shows as below first "Warrants are complex instruments. We therefore need to assess your knowledge and experience and advise you of the risks involved relevant to trading warrants. Please answer the following statements accurately so that we can assess your knowledge and experience: I understand that warrants are securities issued by a company, which gives the holders the right to purchase another class of shares (usually ordinary shares) from the issuing company at a specific price and at a future date. Yes No I understand that a small change in the price of the ordinary shares can result in a disproportionately large change in the price of the warrants and this can make the price of warrants very volatile. Yes No I understand that if warrants are not exercised within a given time scale they become worthless. Yes No I have previously traded in warrants."