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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Empire Metals Limited | EEE | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 6.10 | 07:30:28 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 6.10 | 6.10 | 6.10 | 6.10 |
| Industry Sector |
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| MINING |
| Top Posts |
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Posted at 20/11/2024 09:38 by gta5 Juju44, Same as you I'm seeing the weakness to the share price (assuming overhang from recent placing, and maybe even one or two large holders offloading) but why painful? As long as EEE don't need to raise again at current prices I think this is pretty good time to buy and irrelevant to the near-mid-term outlook for the company. Assuming this will just rise even more aggressively on Gov funding, or when more tangible news come out from the processing work. I'm surprised Cevodniya and Saracen are so quiet. I'd assume they'll see this as a very welcome buying opp considering past excitement at higher levels. For me, it's a question of patience, and eagerly waiting for more transformative news.... not long now, surely. GL, GTA. |
Posted at 15/11/2024 14:25 by geko5trade cyberbub 11568Just wanted to pick up on this point raised by cyberbub. '...Well supported by landowners", does that imply that they don't have extensive leases? Or does it just mean that the freehold landowners are supportive because they're gonna make a very nice royalty stream in due course?...' I think this has to be viewed within the context of the WA mining culture. For me it's pretty much a non issue. This is not like turning up on the South Downs and saying I'm gonna dig this field up!... In short because the land is agricultural it will simplify the process greatly and avoid the pitfalls that can occur on other designated types of land. There's an established process for compensation that will be followed so this is absolutely not the kind of scenario that will lead to a headache of court cases and tribunals etc. EEE have made sure that the land owners are engaged in the process from the start and the fact that they are drilling there tells you that they are 'on side'. So it's within that context that I evaluate this issue. It was fortunate that this was the case regarding the designated usage of the territory but good management that has kept landowners in the loop. Happy to follow the lucky general on this one! All imo of course. |
Posted at 14/11/2024 22:53 by cyberbub Thanks klosters, yes it looks very interesting. I've read the two RNSes and the latest presentation. Amazing that a tiny company seem to have more or less stumbled on this enormous resource...Can I confirm that EEE have strong/long leases over the whole 40km-long discovery? The presentation just says "Well supported by landowners", does that imply that they don't have extensive leases? Or does it just mean that the freehold landowners are supportive because they're gonna make a very nice royalty stream in due course? I'm thinking about investing here, but the fact that someone seems to still be selling, and we're stuck below a falling 20-day MA, is slightly offputting. I might wait until we get a TR-1, or a volume spike which often shows that someone is 'out'. |
Posted at 14/11/2024 16:28 by cyberbub Just looking in here after a tip. Usually a junior miner with a £40M cap would be a red flag for me, but EEE seems to have a massive resource, and the recent discovery of the low-cost anatase seems very promising. Does anyone have any indication of how much the suggested low-cost processing plant for this material might cost? I appreciate the flowsheet is still being worked on, but are we talking like A$10M? A$20M? If it's at that level, there might be very little equity needs to be raised and they could get a loan pretty easily?Or is the plan to get a flowsheet, expand the resource, and sell to a bigger fish for 5-10x today's cap? Any thoughts appreciated. |
Posted at 12/11/2024 12:13 by manlord1 Hello all,I'm removing myself from any & all EEE commentary because of one individual who has made the investment a torture over the last year. I'll going solo from here but want to wish everyone the very best of luck with your investment & I truly hope the coming years will be fruitful for you. ML |
Posted at 30/10/2024 08:23 by rupple I’m pretty sure the recent falls is all to do with the budget and nothing to do with EEEAIM seems to be in the limelight regarding CGT and Inheritance Tax Depending how the budget actually goes, things will either settle down or perhaps EEE will reconsider listing on the ASX if AIM is no longer viable Let’s see how the day goes but just hold tight :o) |
Posted at 24/10/2024 06:20 by apotheki Empire Metals Limited / LON: EEE / Sector: Natural ResourcesDiamond Drilling at Pitfield Completed Titanium-rich Weathered Cap Significantly Thicker than Anticipated Empire Metals Limited (LON: EEE), the AIM-quoted resource exploration and development company, is pleased to announce that the diamond core drilling programme at the Pitfield Project ('Pitfield'), located in Western Australia, has been completed, identifying new extensive, thick zones of strongly weathered "saprolite" cap. Samples will be used primarily for metallurgical testwork and flowsheet development as well as informing the plans for further diamond core and reverse circulation ('RC') drilling aimed at defining a maiden Mineral Resource Estimate ('MRE') in 2025. Highlights · Diamond core drill programme completed on schedule, with five holes drilled to planned depths at both the Thomas and Cosgrove Exploration Target areas for a total of 679 metres. · All drill holes encountered extensive weathered zones from very near surface to depths of around 60 metres, nearly double that previous encountered at the Cosgrove and Thomas prospects, confirming the extremely soft and friable nature of the bedded sandstones in this weathered zone. · These significantly deeper intercepts of weathered sandstones at both target areas bode well for the development of a large scale Mineral Resource Estimate for the higher-grade, high-purity anatase-rich weathered cap. · Excellent recovery of core was achieved which will primarily be used for metallurgical testwork and process flowsheet development including: o standard hardness and grindability tests to determine the energy input needed to liberate the titanium-bearing minerals from gangue minerals contained in the rocks; and o bulk composites of the weathered zone for mineral separation and titanium extraction testwork. · The key observation from core logging is that the material characteristics of these highly weathered bedded sandstones will mean easier mining conditions and significantly less energy consumption required for comminution. · With the completion of this diamond core drilling programme the Company has now drilled 100 RC holes for a total of 14,988m and 17 diamond core holes for a total of 2,704m. Shaun Bunn, Managing Director, said: "I am pleased to provide an update on what has been an extraordinarily successful diamond drill campaign. Core logging has confirmed the extensive depth of weathering, well over 60 metres from surface in the zones targeted, where our geoscientists had predicted they would be based on the previous drill sample logging and geochemical assay results. This logging data will help verify the geological model used for the Exploration Target estimates (announced 12 June 2024) and allow us to reduce our search area radius for high-grade, anatase rich mineralisation and hence reduce the size and cost of the next phase of drilling ahead of defining a maiden MRE. "Furthermore, the excellent recovery of drill core achieved throughout the campaign ensures that we have more than sufficient representative samples of the weathered zone to accelerate the mineral separation testwork. Gravity testwork is continuing on previously collected samples of the fresh bedrock throughout October and November, in order to evaluate the effect of grind size on particle liberation and to produce mineral concentrate samples for preliminary hydrometallurgical testing. Other mineral separation processes being assessed include magnetic separation and froth flotation. As soon as the weathered core samples from this campaign are available, expected within weeks, a duplicate mineral separation testwork programme will commence." |
Posted at 27/9/2024 07:35 by geko5trade Quite an interesting article, (amongst lots of uninteresting!), on radio 4 last night focussed on Australia’s lithium mining industry. Broadly relevant to EEE because the main point of the article was that the raw material for processing was being sent to China for less than one tenth of the value of the refined product. Hence much of the downstream value of the lithium mined was being exported. The suggestion was that given the mining industry was responsible for around 20% of Australia’s growth in gdp it made sense for the country to look for ways to develop the processing side of the mining industry and keep more of that value in house. A broad point but that shift in ambition is timely and marries well with EEE’s cause. |
Posted at 16/9/2024 14:25 by geko5trade kloster65, agree. REDHILL is correct in that the drop in Greatland and Helium is fact. A link between that drop and selling pressure on EEE is speculative but possible. In any event it is unimportant for the long term prospects of EEE. Today's announcement is money well spent imo. EEE are preparing the way to become a serious player in the Ti market and although a complete restructure of the website doesn't have a material effect on the companies valuation it is another signal of the intended direction of travel. |
Posted at 09/8/2024 12:56 by napoleon 14th Lee - "The market can be wrong longer than you can be solvent!"That sage warning is particularly true of AIM, such as EEE. My position here is LTBH, so let the market be wrong. My EEE position has been near 20% of my PF, but only 10% today. Such is the volatile nature of the beast; investors have been shaken recently, which is bound to cause a scramble for liquidity regardless of reasons for holding. I'm still 12% up despite the dregs of Georgia Copper @ c.20p ( the original company), but averaged down big time on Ti news. Moral of the story is 1. Can you afford the risk & dips?, & 2. Has the reason for buying EEE changed? If Yes to 1. & No to 2., just hang on in there. IMO this could multi-bag over the next year or two. |
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