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Yes they should. But Scott Kaintz is also the Curzon CEO. So a definite conflict of interest.

Lse kept saying error. So I assumed my post hadn't posted.

has released a Curzon RNS:. https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/CZN/sale-of-corporate-debt-and-corporate-update-flej8xy7uarh8pp.html

Just like RGM Scott Kaintz has been utterly useless at Curzon. RGM originally invested £575,000 in Curzon but today those shares are worth around £50,000.

For the James Parson non fans you'll see in the Curzon RNS that his C4 energy have took the YA debt. Saying that I believe that YA still hold around 40% of the Curzon shares.

"The big issue for both sides at Mambare is the costs of bringing it into production. The main thing is that they need is to put in a 120km road to connect the asset to the port. Secondary are port facilities and the actual mining license. If they can't afford to put the road in then the rest is pointless."
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Bear in mind that was supposed to be a promotional post. He is saying even if Mambare was an exploration success they would still need to build a massive 75 miles of road. If not it would be a no goer.

(1) Recently Red Rock Resources have been offloading their RGM shares. RGM CEO Scott Kaintz is second in command at Red Rock. Money is tight at RRR. Scott Kaintz and Andrew Bell want their RRR wages. So RGM CEO Scott Kaintz has no problem selling Red Rocks RGM shares just to keep his undeserved Red Rock wages coming in.

(2). RGM allowed the flimsy "lock in" to come off so death spiral companies YA and Riverfort could offload near 10% of their RGM shares. Though they combined still hold near 20% of RGM stock. No holding RNS to say who now holds that near 10%, though we saw a 2.50p sell price the other day and the RNS said "investors" had acquired the 10%. So I will guess that because it was a plural then lots of the twitter pumpers acquired the near 10% of RGM stock at 2.50p. So they could all comfortably make nice profits these past few days when the price was around 3p. So no surprise this share price is now plummeting.

(3). The RGM hashtag is awash with well known notorious pumpers. They appear desperate. They have an unnecessary urgency about them. So when they all come together to pump this garbage that is an absolute sure sign to avoid this dog.

Red Rock Resources and RGM share the same office. Plus RGM ceo Scott Kaintz works at Red Rock Resources. Kaintz is pretty much second in command at Red Rock.

That Red Rock are starting to sell their RGM shares doesn't scream positive to me.

according to the presentation link that Stephen gave.

Just googled Crowland Street and it has a dog kennels, a car rental company, a Screwfix + a few other establishments.

Are we sure this future peaker plant isn't just a rented office on Crowland Street?

In my opinion be very aware. We have seen no photographs of it.

It is the RGM annual general meeting today. On the day of last year's general meeting they also released an early morning RNS.

They say they have a project near Southport. Yet nobody has ever seen a photograph of it.

I note (since I posted the link) quite a few additional views of the 2018 partial Scott Kaintz UK Investor show presentation. So for some of the newer investors i'll try to be helpful and give some updates of some of those assets/investments that were mentioned in that 2018 presentation.

(1). The £400,000 that RGM management invested in car rental company "White car":. White car went bust so unfortunately that is now worth nothing.

(2). The chap who was complaining to RGM CEO Scott Kaintz about RGMs near £2 million investment in Wetherby's Stephen Moscicki's coal projects:. RGM management wrote that money off so that is too worth nothing

(3). Former chairman Andrew Bell + present RGM CEO Scott Kaintz were in video assuring the disgruntled RGM Investor that the Moscicki coal disaster was just an apprentice error, and this time they had found a new coal project that was a sure fire winner because it had made profits for 8 years in a row. So Scott Kaintz and former chairman raised millions to invest in that: of course in just over a year that too had gone bust.

(4) I'm sure in video RGM CEO Scott Kaintz talked about the £575,000 that he and Andrew Bell invested in Curzon energy. Today that investment is now worth around £60,000 to RGM. On the plus side RGM CEO Scott Kaintz became CEO of Curzon energy. I believe he became CEO when Curzon was around 3p...they are now below a penny.

Probably wisely RGM management decided to not present at the 2019 UK Investor show.

"I am staggered the major shareholders (who clearly had a lot to do with the re-finance etc) did not remove SK at the same time as Bell.
Everyone wants to hear from Parsons about future direction and prospects, wheeling out SK is poor form and an extremely bad strategy, it simply plays into the hands of the massive amount of bashers that work the boards daily"
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Yes Hawaii i agree. I believe 4 directors at RGM, three of them fairly new, yet the one doing the interviews (and RNS commentating) is the wretched face from the past, you know and i know Scott Kaintz useless mitts are all over RGMs previous disasters.

Here is Scott Kaintz presenting the 2018 RGM UK investor show https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvrxeSURz2o&feature=emb_logo . At the 16 minute mark a peed off investor starts complaining to Scott about RGMs awful Stephen Moscicki coal investments (RGM squandered £2 million in them). Scott lasts about 2 minutes before dreadful past chairman Andrew Bell steps up on stage to save the useless out of his depth Scott.

As you know Scott also got his chance to become CEO of Curzon. In April of 2019 Scott did an interview https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wih4ZC1Mf84 . He tells the interviewer 2 well drills would happen within 3 months, she asks about production and he says "immediately". It was all a lie from Scott because no drills happened .

I believe the RGM AGM is in a couple of days and Scott Kaintz + the other RGM directors are seeking re-election. Unfortunately with YA and Riverfort jointly holding near 30% of RGM stock, i'm sure they will all get re-elected. But back to your original point, yes it is idiotic that Kaintz is presently the face of the company.

Along with Andrew Bell Scott Kaintz hands are all over RGMs atrocious past. So it's pretty worrying that he is the one commentating in today's RNS and with him being RGM CEO he will also be doing next week's RGM interview.

They often say the CEO is above the chairman. So it seems like Scott Kaintz is the boss of RGM.

PS:. I know on Monday there was much excitement on twitter that the RGM CEO was doing an interview next week. Monotone Scott does tedious boring interviews. Lol I can't imagine there will be much excitement when PIs watch that interview.

From this RNS extract it says ground penetrating radar work should largely be finished by Q2, so by June 2020. Then data from this GPR likely later in 2020. Notice how it says "likely 2020" so to that means not guaranteed in 2020.

From RNS:

"Oro Nickel expects the GPR field work will be largely completed on site by the end of Q2 2020. Processing is to be handled in Canada, with the release of final data from these efforts likely later in 2020 after which the Company will issue an update on the results"

So let's get this straight. Today's small rise is because some of you are getting excited because it's been confirmed that the RGM CEO is doing an interview next week?

You do realise that the RGM CEO is super dull Scott Kaintz?

2020. Though I might post on some other threads.

To be honest Stephen. this Regency mines thread is a depressing place, so we are bound to post (you included) a few boring tedious posts. And trying to attempt sophisticated humour in a morgue like thread like this, well you and i will always fail.

If they don't fold. I'll probably post again next month.

Though when I say "quickly". Presently the Papua New Guinea rainy season is happening. So nothing will be happening for many many months.

PS:. I'm fully aware my posts are really tedious (I bore myself). So I will stop posting until at least February.

To be serious. Time for talking. Time for hyping needs to stop. These past few years RGM have talked about Mambare and talked about doing more exploration but nothing materialised.

So if RGM are truly serious about advancing Mambare then quickly do something and show true commitment. Otherwise they are a joke.

P*rvy Stephen says:. "One huge advantage of a laterite ore, is it's homogeneous nature"
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In translation Stephen is saying that the laterite ore is bisexual. :)

Thank you to both for responding.

Though I still can't get excited. After all, in all those years only 3% of Mambare has been explored. Plus they only have a lowly inferred resource. Plus former Mambare Project manager Ian Warden in his linkedin profile described Mambare as being in a "remote jungle location". So even if Mambare gets progressed over these next few years and it's decided it could be economically viable, then the environmentalists may well put a stopper to it.

Also I don't believe James Parsons is totally committed to it because he talked about new RGM acquisitions. And to be frank if I'm thinking like James then I would rather go for a new unknown asset instead of old Mambare; because with a shiny new unknown asset James can try to create some wonderful fiction of how this new unknown asset has potential to 50 bag and make everybody rich. With Mambare I don't think James could spin that fantasy.

Stephen or booboo, where did you both get this Pure minerals and RGM Mambare connection from? Have Pure minerals mentioned RGM or Mambare in one of their RNSes? Or have RGM mentioned Pure minerals in one of their RNSEs?

Yes I understand years ago if Mambare went into production they were going to be using Direct nickels nickel extracting process and Pure minerals will be also using the same dni process https://www.pureminerals.com.au/projects/tech-project/

Is that the only reason you've connected Pure minerals with the little explored Mambare asset?

I see on the St*clip*dia website they have a name for a company like RGM. They call RGM a "sucker stock"

In my opinion that's a pretty apt name.

https://www.stockopedia.com/share-prices/regency-mines-LON:RGM/dividends/