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[andy] 09/12/2019 09:18

That RNS suggests they've got plenty of spare capacity! I wonder why? Revenues of Euro 100,000, but what are the margins? No mention of those I see!

[pugugly] 09/12/2019 09:05

now factory processing 3rd party marble blocks - Dressed up as increased factory utilisation and revenue - Agreed useful income BUT could be interpreted as we have been unable to obtain sufficient orders for our own processed product" or "we have political/legal difficulties in accessing the quarries we need" Answers on the backof a postage stamp please.

[andy] 06/12/2019 00:07

Harold, I clicked a few and they are all quarry pictures, no machinery, just empty quarries, all hosted on a free pic hosting site.

[haroldthegreat] 05/12/2019 23:50

Be careful on clicking links . You do not know what you might pick up !

[elfati132] 05/12/2019 19:53

https://imgur.com/LUok6SC

[elfati132] 05/12/2019 19:31

hector108. I can assure you that these pictures were NOT taken on a Sunday. In fact it is easy to prove. 1)For the Cervenille Quarry compare the following photos taken one after another. https://imgur.com/dy1C424 https://imgur.com/Qbk2Poh Here are the zoomed in versions of these photos: https://imgur.com/nBKpVmD https://imgur.com/Z2oksUz Notice the aggregate Quarry (Not Fox) in the background with inactive Cervenille in the foreground. We can clearly see that the other Quarry (Not Fox) is working because of Heavy dust and movement of Vehicles so obviously this couldn't have been a Sunday. For more evidence have a look at this video and note the Heavy dust on the left side of the other quarry and the inactivity of cervenille quarry in the foreground: https://imgur.com/3LcoLw6 2)For the Suhogerll Quarry it really doesn't matter whether the day was a Sunday or not. We can CLEARLY see that there is absolutely NO heavy equipment on the Quarry site so this Quarry is DEAD for every day of the week and has been for years now. https://imgur.com/E7mc9Ra https://imgur.com/C2Q8SK1 https://imgur.com/PX5jM28 https://imgur.com/yANWvy4 https://imgur.com/q2jA4gV https://imgur.com/mOStJvx https://imgur.com/eFflPoi Actually these two quarries have been dead for a long time now. Just have a look at google earth and use the historical imagery feature (clock icon on desktop) Cervenille Quarry Co-ordinates: 42.452409,20.658214 Suhogerll Quarry Co-ordinates: 42.820579,20.663558 and please hector108, try not to give a false impression.

[haroldthegreat] 05/12/2019 14:31

perhaps fox should make a comment . I am sure they must read this thread to see what comments are being made . When I read the rns I misread finishing as fishing and thought that was an interesting idea !

[hector108] 05/12/2019 11:33

On what DAY of the week were these pics taken? They appear to show no activity but if taken on a Sunday then no activity would be logical. I suspect some attempt to give a false impression.

[elfati132] 04/12/2019 22:54

https://imgur.com/Pn5Q106 R.I.P 2012-2019

[andy] 04/12/2019 22:22

elfati132 Thanks for the pictures, but what's your point? Is it that they're abandoned and not working?

[elfati132] 04/12/2019 21:41

Cervenille Quarry: https://imgur.com/Y6E9fUe https://imgur.com/hz5tPg4 https://imgur.com/6gpQm00 https://imgur.com/hGqdDp8 https://imgur.com/8OAULua https://imgur.com/Bwzkq5M https://imgur.com/A92lfOv https://imgur.com/kaKelHh https://imgur.com/OfMdENl Suhogerll Quarry: https://imgur.com/7mSS45A https://imgur.com/1DKMOUX https://imgur.com/gcVkPY9 https://imgur.com/2x24Bfh https://imgur.com/C2Q8SK1 https://imgur.com/g8NdV8B https://imgur.com/PX5jM28 https://imgur.com/E7mc9Ra https://imgur.com/uNWKYrK https://imgur.com/yANWvy4 https://imgur.com/q2jA4gV https://imgur.com/mOStJvx https://imgur.com/fgN7HYY https://imgur.com/ff6uCbO

[andy] 29/11/2019 22:54

Harold, Those were the days! I remember the first ever presentation, when they were saying they were looking to finish the factory construction in 4 months, and that was in 2012!

[andy] 29/11/2019 22:52

Pug, Have a nice weekend yourself, let's hope they can pull the rabbit out of the proverbial hat here, it isn't looking good at the moment.

[haroldthegreat] 29/11/2019 22:23

if exbroker is still holding he must ,like me , regret having attended the initial presentations .

[pugugly] 29/11/2019 20:12

Andy - u have a great weekend - I suspect exbroker has not got a clue either as to the real position - warts and all - including who, if anyone, is brown paper bagging whom if this might be the case -

[pugugly] 29/11/2019 17:40

a few gamblers picking up at 1.84p (those are buys (imo) but silence from management (imo) tells us all we may want to know - You pays your money and place your bets!!! Would be nice to have an update from AaronQ, if you are still following?

[pugugly] 28/11/2019 11:12

hector108 - Reading beween the lines of Andy's post message is (I think) PI's are seeing potentially better homes for their funds while waining for the legal process to grind slowly forward - or possilby (imo) they need some spare cash for christmas

[hector108] 27/11/2019 10:50

Are you suggesting this is in anyway significant!!!!???

[andy] 27/11/2019 08:55

The BID is now 3.5p! AaronQ, Have you any updates from Kosovo?

[aaronq] 08/10/2019 09:07

Fox marble is not a serious investor. Most of investments were in London office and the people who “ worked', were from within 'the London office'. Fox never had a license of the quarry in question and never had written agreement with quarry owners. CG knows it well. Will see this year when PWC audit their accounts, if CG can prove to them that it holds '40 exploration licenses' . Government of Kosovo was in CG's side (until last Sunday) but unfortunetely for CG, law is and was against him and he knows that well. Very interesting year

[clocktower] 08/10/2019 07:23

LSE and EU rules mean sweet FA just as much here if it`s not in the regulators own interest - so while the casino tables might be fixed at different odds, so are the potential rewards.

[buywell3] 08/10/2019 07:11

Lesson to be learnt Investors need to be very aware of risks when putting their monies in foreign companies in far flung parts of the world where LSE and EU rules mean sweet FA