Emmerson Share Discussion Threads

[qsmeily456] 07/9/2022 11:57

U certainly r.....1airbag㊃5;🤣🤣

No EISA and if 2 years is a delay in your language.....then production is a universe away....🤣

QsmeIly456

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Cyber the paid EML ramper and Albert fidly 🐘🤣

Top up time to 6.5p u 🐈🐈

[1airbag] 07/9/2022 09:34

Given the market conditions, I think this one is holding up very well. It's a good sign that things are most likely in hand. The delay in the ESIA is a pain but if things were turning bad behind the scenes, you'd most likely see the share price far lower than this.

[the chairman elect] 05/9/2022 17:15

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[qsmeily456] 05/9/2022 17:14

Cyber the paid EML ramper and Albert fidly 🐘🤣

Top up time to 6.5p u 🐈🐈🤣

[apfindley] 05/9/2022 07:27

More nonsense. None of which has been mentioned by the company, or even talked about by investors.Just conjecture in cyberbubs world.Gameplayer. As I've exposed several times before.Trust at your peril.

[cyberbub] 03/9/2022 15:21

Sloppy you may be right, a t/o has always been a clear possibility. I've always said I don't mind as long as we get a fair price, which at the moment has to be 25-30p IMO. If it looks like that's starting to come together, we may see the share price start another leg up.If the finance package is delayed, I personally have absolutely no problem if they need to issue another (say) 100M shares to continue development. Emerson is not a quick-buck share, it's one to hold for the next 3-4 years.Finally, just a little hint. I've sent a few emails to Hayden Locke over the last 2 years, he's usually replied quickly, but this time no response. Could it be that they have gone into a lockdown while negotiating the final bits of the finance package? Nice to think... Or maybe he's just on a late summer holiday LOL!Don't forget that H1 results are due soon as well. Hopefully we'll get a comprehensive update at that time.NAI

[cyberbub] 03/9/2022 15:08

Apologies to the other posters for my language.Findlay on filter now, permanently. Enjoy your miserable negative, paranoid life.

[apfindley] 03/9/2022 13:18

All just your guessing.Fabrication. Doubt.Personal thought.No facts to back up any of what you've said.Cyber back to his old games againi guess you reduced again.

[sloppyg] 03/9/2022 07:10

30 Sep will indeed be a key date. Our Singaporean investors will require full disclosure as to latest developments with the ESIA. Consequently if they roll the conditions of the CLNs ( and should be no reason why they would not) then all seemingly on track. If however they walk away, given the ever improving financials of the project, then perhaps more to this than is apparent.

OCP have to hold the cards here in my view. A multi billion T/O state owned business experiencing soaring demand for its product which has the answers to its supply chain sitting next door and all in the hands of a relative minnow. It’s not hard to do the maths.

[cyberbub] 02/9/2022 17:28

I don't think it's likely that the Moroccans will push EML out, or at least not without paying a fair price. They might have tried when there were just a bunch of anonymous foreign PIs on the register, but now there are Singaporean investors too. The risk of scaring off future foreign investment is growing.

Having said that, it is frustrating that progress is so slow. My concern is that the CLN expiry date of 30 Sep is approaching and the Singaporeans 'might' walk away - although the date can be extended. The CLN investment can't be made until all the rest of the finance package is confirmed anyway. And we can't get the finance package confirmed until the ESIA is issued. So it all comes back to the ESIA again!!

If the finance package isn't all agreed in the next few weeks then the company may start to run out of cash this side of Xmas, with all the prelim engineering and design works going on. They raised $6.75M about a year ago and had approx $9M net as at 31 Dec, but I don't suppose there will be more than $3-4M left today?

Having said that, there have been some positive signs recently, directors buying shares or preparing their options etc. And of course with the potash price still high and likely to remain so for some time, the economics of the project are still outstanding, even if the construction costs are probably going up. Also don't forget that there is still a 'fallback' option in the FS which would allow the company to build a half-size initial plant, for around 40% less capital outlay, if they are having difficulty raising capital in the current investment environment. Although I don't know why they would have difficulty TBH, given the project's economics and the potash shortages!

Let's hope they pull a rabbit out of the hat soon!

I still hold.

NAI

[metaltrack] 01/9/2022 10:49

I've bought some more EML.Added another 63778 to my holding.Let's get that ESIA signed off and start getting that Potash out of the ground!

[cottoner] 29/8/2022 20:26

Food Security: Europe forced to turn to OCP to meet its fertilizers needs
Aug 29


One of the few viable alternatives to Russian fertilizer is Morocco, which already accounts for 40% of Europe’s imports of phosphate, said Jacob Hansen, Director General of Fertilizers Europe.

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During the first quarter of 2022, Morocco’s state-owned OCP group, the country’s phosphate rock miner and phosphoric acid manufacturer and fertilizer producer, recorded a turnover of €24 billion- up by 77% compared to last year, over the same period.

OCP officials have said that production could increase by 50% over the next four years.

“The most obvious solution is to buy more fertilizers from North Africa – particularly Morocco – and the Middle East, maybe South Africa,” said Hansen.

“So obviously, Morocco is encouraged to step up their production to fill the gap.”


Note: Article from the The North Africa Post, tried to post a link but not allowed.

[allinforabigprofit] 26/8/2022 19:58

Oops. lol.

[allinforabigprofit] 26/8/2022 19:57

Go for a triple.All aware DMG is coal compatible? PHE shy away from this fact the license holder is an Australian company.

[qsmeily456] 26/8/2022 13:51

Time to buy 💁‍a92;️💁‍♀ᥧ9;🤣

[allinforabigprofit] 26/8/2022 11:23

Exactly head fluff costs are going up and potash doh! Price of doh! Eml profitable no matter the economic situation where there is a want for potash.

[apfindley] 26/8/2022 11:11

ROFL.Keep trying dandruff.

[danieldruff2] 26/8/2022 10:54

Either they are trying to arrange a finance package or they're being slowly pushed off the project by the Moroccans. Given the amount of cost inflation going on at the moment, the amount of money they need to raise must be going up and up. It might be time to sell the project, distribute to shareholders, and close up shop.

[fozzie] 26/8/2022 10:50

Agree DP they need a rocket up them.

[greenelf] 26/8/2022 10:35

A fat zero?

[donald pond] 26/8/2022 09:44

I think even the most ardent EML supporter is getting frustrated at the lack of news here. Come on guys...

[greenelf] 26/8/2022 09:17

And how much will they be producing next year tonnes per annum?

[qsmeily456] 23/8/2022 12:48

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