Harvest Minerals Share Discussion Threads

[brooko19] 22/4/2018 16:55

Last week you was bored of HMI apparently and was no longer “trading”; it and then they released an RNS update and your panicking about your short and busier than ever on here an LSE!

[hungary16] 21/4/2018 11:50

That's very gracious of you Kreature - not a bad bloke after all !

[kreature] 21/4/2018 03:09

I'll be quiet until the next RNS to give you guys a chance to chat. Just a goodwill gesture. ATB

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[hungary16] 21/4/2018 02:45

Isn't it a shame when someone as tedious and boring as Kreature ruins the " chat " - I don't know how other investors feel but I suggest we cease posting and leave Kreature to chat to himself ! Maybe he will bore himself to death !

[kreature] 20/4/2018 18:14

Is it best to make the shed out of granite with a slate roof and a 50m swimming pool, just in case the mining license isn't granted ?

[kreature] 20/4/2018 17:43

YP, I wouldn't get too concerned about the props. To be fair, they've picked a beautiful location for a smelly old dust mine. It must be a pleasure to act there.

[kreature] 20/4/2018 17:19

Page 3 of the RNS on the website with photos.....

Looks like the mill is completely out of action as the foundations for the new mansion shed with breathtaking views are installed. I thought the shed was supposed to have been installed months ago ? It's a shame that the piles of dust didn't get foundations too. Maybe later?

Should they have put foundations down for the lorry in the photo first? or is the Sheraton style shed going to be heavier than the lorries and piles of dust? Are the foundations a bit much for a few dust collections? Each one of those drill holes must be 30ft deep? Are you sure the shed isn't going to start looking more like a Holiday Inn?

Is it best to put drill holes everywhere that the lorries travel if the ground needs so much support? How will they decommission when/if the full mining license isn't granted ? The poor land owner would be left with all that work for free

[kreature] 20/4/2018 13:15

23rd March 2018
'Receiving the registration for KPfértil from MAPA is expected to imminently'

28th March 2018
'MAPA is now required to conduct a site visit to the Company's Arapua project, most likely for later in April. It is anticipated that the registration will then be granted shortly after that.'

20th April 2018
'MAPA and Registration
All the requested information has been submitted to MAPA for the registration of KPfértil as a remineraliser and the Company is awaiting confirmation of approval. Additionally, the Company has submitted a further application to MAPA to register the Arapua Processing Unit as a fertiliser producer. Whilst this won't provide any immediate benefit, it will potentially save time should the Company wish to register KPfértil as a fertiliser.
As part of this process, the Company has re-registered, with the DNPM, the ownership of the Project under Triunfo Mineracao do Brasil Ltda, following the previously announced merger of its subsidiary, Triunfo Fertilizantes & Mineracao Ltda into Triunfo Mineracao do Brasil Ltda, in September 2017.'


So no news on the site visit ? How can they be waiting for 'confirmation of approval' if the site visit hasn't happened yet? Is that because ownership of the project had to be re-registered in the correct name ? Has MAPA registration started from scratch again ? Or do you think that it would be acceptable to issue a MAPA cert in a company that doesn't exist anymore ?

The title is 'MAPA and Registration'.....and it says....'As part of this process, the Company has re-registered, with the DNPM'. Ambiguous? maybe.

[amunro] 20/4/2018 08:11

Fertiliser for grass! What they think of next?

[kreature] 20/4/2018 07:51

Lots of positives in there, I agree that it's the right time. For what though? I'll summarise the RNS a bit:

Still no MAPA cert.

[kreature] 19/4/2018 11:31

So in theory there should be around 7 or 8 months cash left ? i.e. there simply has to be another placing before or on the day of the final results - imo

[john henry] 18/4/2018 18:49

Not a single sell today.

[kreature] 18/4/2018 15:39

The highly sought-after Sergi Potash project has been passed around quite a bit, sold twice by Kmine since May 2009. B&A wrote it off to zero....

from Kmine (Bancor Mineração) (May 2009)
to Talon Metals
to Rio Verde
to B&A Mineração
and back to Kmine
then on to Harvest Minerals (20th April 2015)

[chipperfrd] 18/4/2018 14:17

Superg1,

This company was previously listed on the ASX (HMI.asx) but de-listed on 22/7/16.

The company was re-structured and the board largely changed in early 2014. At that time it was listed as Triumph Tin (AVY.asx). I did not bother to dig any further back as the direction, executives and finances all changed and eventually transitioned into HMI.aim. Anything earlier is irrelevant to the current operational status of the company.

8/7/14 ASX code changed from AVY to TRI.asx.

28/8/14 Acquired 51% of Capela Potash.

5/9/14 Acquired 100% of Arapua project.

17/9/14 Notification of sale of Azul Tin project. This eventually fell through and it was reported 13/7/15 that company had handed back Azul to vendor with no further responsibility arising.

1/12/14 Name change to Harvest and code changed to HMI.asx.

20/4/15 Acquires Sergi Potash project.

23/7/15 Initial Inferred resource @ Sergi. 62mt @ 25% K

3/9/15 Initial discovery of high % K and P at Arapua.

7/9/15 Commences trading on AIM (dual listed)

After that all further notices from the company are easily accessed via RNS so I will not add any further items.

Chip

[kreature] 18/4/2018 11:43

Might just be delayed cos of last year's unexpected Christmas. These things tend to have a knock-on effect