Re: Forthcoming drill Still can't believe how quiet it is here. if the samples tested are good we could bag from here
AIM suspension More trouble or has the financing deal now been agreed (given this was dependent on solving some of the local issues)???Should hear more this week... and we will see if the new chairman continuing to sort matters out for MIRL is become a profitable and expanding business.
Re: The Last Hurrah ! Ivorjay,"JC slightly below"Hmmmm. I do hope JC is indeed only SLIGHTLY below expectations. I have felt slightly sick recently when watching what is happening to Rotork shares. There's a worrying read-across there which may not bode well for SMIN.LKH on the flybridge gurns horribly but keeps on holding regardless
Prove what? Why not look backwards to May 2015. Hello. Seriously will comment. I make sound investments. Don't let Moni fool you. This is a dead duck and waiting to be a cancelled listing.
Love the way... the lack of control and regulation in China has been used so many times, as a reason for the poor share performance but now the Chinese Authorities clamp down with an iron fist people panic. The low volume today on this "disastrous" news says it all. Not everyone is throwing their shares away. Good luck to holders.
chunky buys on WRES. ZAKMIR target 1.5p (see shareprophet)
At last a sign of life
WRES about to move up again. zakmir target 1.3p
another excellent about to rerate is WRES ZAKmir has first target of 1.3p. looking at the chart, its very bullish and will reach more than 2p soon hopefully. sp now only 0.65p [link] [link]
Re: Good progress...but can do more Hi N&SI wouldn't be too concerned , if anything shows you what the future potential of ANGLE is with Parsortix.EKF's Pointman more aimed at enriching DNA samples than the trapment oof cancer cells in blood samples that our Parsortix offersEKFs is under offer too. , which is interesting.You're right though , ANGLE needs to start making some money now , as I'd hate for them to milk us PIs again with another placement.Slow moving , but like I said , good opp to continue building a nest egg here.....we only fractionly higher in market value to last year this time.GL eitherway and looking forward to further good news soonIT
Am I missing something here? Stock markets worldwide up, oil price up, Genel major underperformer?
absolutely - only one way from here hopefully (although calm down alltold!)....For those not familiar with the company: it may also be worth noting the RNS from January this year: Sable Mining Africa Ltd / Index: AIM / Epic: SBLM / Sector: Natural Resources26 January 2015 Sable Mining Africa Limited ('Sable Mining' or 'the Company')Agreement to Utilise Established Rail Corridor to Port of Buchanan Sable Mining Africa Ltd, the AIM listed iron ore exploration and development company, is pleased to announce that West Africa Exploration S.A. ('WAE'), its 80% subsidiary, has signed an Infrastructure Development Agreement ('IDA') with the Government of Liberia relating to the development, ownership rights, financing, use and operation of rail and port infrastructure in the Republic of Liberia necessary to facilitate the export of iron ore from the Company's flagship asset, the Nimba Iron Ore Project in south-east Guinea ('Nimba' or the 'Project'), through Liberia utilising the established rail line from Yekepa to the Port of Buchanan. A press release prepared by the Government of the Republic of Liberia is published below. Overview: · Landmark agreement signed between the Government of Liberia and WAE, for a 25 year IDA relating to the export of Guinean-based natural resources through Liberia to the Port of Buchanan from Nimba.· Provides a framework for (amongst other matters) the granting and obtaining of additional rights necessary to implement the Liberian aspects of the Project; and o the rehabilitation and expansion of the existing rail corridor from Yekepa (30km from the Project), to the Port of Buchanan.· In the context of the Project's development, signing of the IDA complements and builds upon the grant of Mining Licence and Export Decree by the Government of Guinea in September and October 2013, respectively (which authorise WAE to mine iron ore from Nimba and export through Liberia to the Port of Buchanan). Sable Mining Chief Executive Andrew Groves said, "The signing of this IDA is truly a momentous occasion for Sable Mining and the countries of Guinea and Liberia and is the result of many months of hard work by the Company, its partners, and numerous Government ministers, staff and representatives in both Liberia and Guinea. I wish to thank all those parties involved, and especially Her Excellency the President of the Republic of Liberia, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, and His Excellency the President of Guinea, Alpha Condé, who have both had the vision to recognise and champion the importance of regional co-operation to facilitate resource and economic development for the benefits it will bring to both of their countries. "The significance of the IDA will be felt across the West African region, as it paves the way for the development of Nimba which, when in production, will generate significant revenue, employment opportunities and tax income. The spirit of co-operation between these two countries has not only meant a defined development path can be put in place for this strategic asset but also provides a clear signal to other international enterprises that the Mano River Union region is an attractive investment destination. "On a project specific basis, the use of Liberian based infrastructure for export means that, compared to its peer group, Nimba's capex requirement is greatly reduced. Nimba has demonstrated itself to be a unique iron ore asset with excellent commercial potential even during periods of depressed spot prices. It is high grade, high tonnage DSO and has simple mining and processing methods. Nimba therefore displays many of the key attributes which position it as an attractive asset to move through to production in the near term. These key differentials, coupled with an established export solution and the support and co-operation of both the Government of Liberia and the Government of Guinea, clearly distinguishes Nimba as a high priorit
we should have an update soon
Greg Kuenzel - Charles St Capital delist Greg Kuenzel, the overambitious pen-pushing accountant, is used to failing to deliver and has a history of leading mining companies into AIM cancellation. See his previous mining company ambitions with Charles Street Capital:[link] confirmation is received from the Bulgarian Ministry of Mines and the resulting transaction is approved by shareholders, the Company will apply for its Ordinary Shares to be re-admitted to AIM." -16 June 2011It doesn't look like the company ever made it back on to AIM. So what happened to shareholder investments?I expect for Greg it is all about setting up company shells and charging corporate and financial fees. He is far too busy running his own corporate services companies to have any time, drive, or skill to be CEO of Noricum Gold and take the company forward to prove up resources (Greg has wasted 4+ years already).Marcus Edwards Jones, former NMG chairman, who is still hanging around can no doubt find some toxic finance deal for Noricum. Look at the deals he and Peter Landau did for Range Resources (RRL), which were instrumental in the downfall of the oil exploration company.Can't believe we still have Greg and Marcus on the board. What value are they adding?DYOR
Sorry Ryan I've also been in this share an age greatest respect to you you really deserve a return from this lot !
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