Harvest Minerals Share Discussion Threads

[john henry] 23/7/2018 06:58

Approval - Permmission Written consent by a regulatory body to proceed with a requested activity, without in any way diminishing the applicant's obligation to meet the standard or specified requirements. Approval may take the form of certification, licensing, or registration, and is sometimes used as an alternative term for authorization

Brian McMaster, Executive Chairman of Harvest, said, "Gaining certification from MAPA for KPfértil, our proven, multi-nutrient, slow release, organic remineraliser, is a great outcome and places us in an even stronger position to advance sales.

[kreature] 23/7/2018 00:00

Did FER approval ever get published in the Gazette? Has it been formally approved by the DNPM office, or was the report just pre-approved by a mobile 'inspector'? Perhaps this could be clarified ? The way it reads to me is, first the report will be sent to the DNPM office, then after it has been approved by the DNPM office, then the DNPM will publish the approval in the Gazette. Otherwise what would be the point of the inspector sending the report to the DNPM office in Brasilia if it were already approved? What would be the point in having an office in Brasilia? Why not go straight to publication in the Gazette ? Why even mention the inspector if the DNPM had already approved the FER ? Why say, "Following the FER approval, the Company intends to submit its environmental report", if the FER approval was already in the past tense ?

March 2018
'Harvest Minerals Limited......is pleased to announce that the Company's Final Exploration Report ('FER').......has been approved by Department of Mines ('DNPM') inspector for Minas Gerais, following assessment and a site visit. The report,.......will now be sent to the DNPM office in Brasilia, which will publish the approval in the official Gazette. Following the FER approval, the Company intends to submit its environmental report and then a feasibility study as the final steps in the application process for the FML. '

[john henry] 22/7/2018 21:19

Right Time

[zebbo] 22/7/2018 19:50

Cheap cheap cheap -right product - right place - right price

Sales building......the road to $20PA is on its way. Crazy cheap

[kreature] 22/7/2018 18:41

So I clicked on the Share-Talk link above expecting to listen to or read something interesting about HMI. Nothing. Then I clicked on the Twitter link. Nothing. Then I clicked on the large picture of an open laptop on the Share-Talk website and I was asked to complete a survey to say how satisfied I was with the site. Best not to complete that. Then I glanced at the homepage which says someone has gone on holiday. Then eventually I found a link to some toad doing TA on HMI which was on YouTube anyway. The good news is that he said the target is 35p based on some lines on a chart drawn over the most convenient period. Apparently HMI is in an uptrend. i.e 23p, 22p, 21p, 20p, 19p, 18p etc.

[john henry] 22/7/2018 17:49

Brian McMaster, Executive Chairman of Harvest, said, "Gaining certification from MAPA for KPfértil, our proven, multi-nutrient, slow release, organic remineraliser, is a great outcome and places us in an even stronger position to advance sales.

[kreature] 22/7/2018 17:18

Sounds like clever Nomad wording, continually on the cusp. It should be 'is taking longer than we initially thought'. Or, even better, $2.7m in non-existent revenues by July 2017

[zebbo] 22/7/2018 17:02

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[zebbo] 22/7/2018 16:57

Looks like potash prices are still high unchanged at $321 per metric ton. Next year sees the market continuing to grow whilst supply on tap remains static. All good news for HMI

[john henry] 22/7/2018 15:32

Brian McMaster, Executive Chairman of Harvest, said, "Gaining certification from MAPA for KPfértil, our proven, multi-nutrient, slow release, organic remineraliser, is a great outcome and places us in an even stronger position to advance sales.

[kreature] 22/7/2018 10:15

well if they haven't got the MAPA certification of the product, then I guess the statement below is misleading because the correct wording without MAPA cert is, 'would be a great outcome', rather than 'is a great outcome' - IMO

"Gaining certification from MAPA for KPfértil, our proven, multi-nutrient, slow release, organic remineraliser, is a great outcome "

[kreature] 21/7/2018 22:24

any news on dust sales?

[kreature] 21/7/2018 13:55

Does 2+2=5 ?

[ypymytyc] 21/7/2018 13:19

That's right, they are still waiting for MAPA certification of the product. IMO
YP

[kreature] 20/7/2018 22:22

Sept 2017
‘Harvest Minerals…̷0;is pleased to announce that it has submitted an application to register its product, KPfértil, as a remineraliser to….(‘MAPA').

July 2018
The Company received…. ’confirmation yesterday from MAPA that it has approved the Company's application to register KPfértil as a remineraliser.

Just waiting for the ’Receipt of MAPA certification’ now - IMO - ATB

[john henry] 20/7/2018 22:17

Zebbo the thread is so much more sensible with good honest posts, when you have the resident multi year derampers on filter.

[kreature] 20/7/2018 20:55

Well spotted yp. I guess Tranche 2 is for "Receipt of MAPA certification"
and not for the approval of an application.

But I wouldn't begrudge awarding Tranche 2 performance shares given that Tranche 3 was awarded for 30,000 tons of dust 'sales' orders. Is that still sitting on the rom pad?

IMO

[zebbo] 20/7/2018 20:51

The knowledgeable could well be stakebuilding at this price, we are looking cheap as chips IMHO