Rainbow Rare Earths Share Discussion Threads

[oapknob1] 12/2/2021 10:35

Nice29.7% NdPr represents one of the highest weightings of NdPr in a rare earths basket of any project in the world.These initial results, received from 178 of the 708 total samples from the 1,056-metre drilling programme, demonstrate the expected homogenous nature of the rare earth mineralisation in the gypsum stacks.

[magicmayhem] 12/2/2021 10:18

It's very frustrating. Have been invested for many years and everything runs at a snails pace. I'm quite happy with a decent fund raise if it would speed things up.

[oapknob1] 12/2/2021 09:26

If your not in yet ?

[32campomar] 12/2/2021 09:05

Look excellent results. What's holding back the price, is it the fear of a placing to raise funds?

[p winky] 12/2/2021 07:56

Sasol has changed the game for rbw . Very good news

[oapknob1] 12/2/2021 07:38

Nice29.7% NdPr represents one of the highest weightings of NdPr in a rare earths basket of any project in the world.These initial results, received from 178 of the 708 total samples from the 1,056-metre drilling programme, demonstrate the expected homogenous nature of the rare earth mineralisation in the gypsum stacks. They are also supportive of previous indications from the Sasol sample and test work programme.

[oapknob1] 09/2/2021 09:41

From PRE bb ChinaSyndrome.Oil majors outbid green energy firms to build offshore UK windfarmsBy WILLIAM MATHIS AND LAURA HURST on 2/8/2021(Bloomberg) --Oil majors agreed to pay a hefty premium to develop the next generation of major British offshore wind farms after BP Plc and Total SE won contracts in an auction ahead of many of the utilities that have dominated the space until now.The Crown Estate auctioned seabed rights that will allow about 8 gigawatts of new wind farms, enough to power more than 7 million homes. With oil majors taking a majority of the sites, it’s a sign that green energy companies are facing a new era of competition for some of the world’s biggest renewable energy projects.The winning companies will pay about $1.2 billion per year in total for up to a decade to develop the wind farms. BP led the bidding with an offer about 80% higher than the average of its competitors in the auction for sites in the waters around England and Wales, an area it’s long familiar with through its oil operations.“These huge upfront costs will put up barriers to entry for utilities and oil and gas companies without very deep pockets,â€? Barclays Plc analysts led by Dominic Nash said in a note.Big WindIt’s the first time in a decade the Crown Estate has offered seabed for new wind farms and the first time it’s done so with this kind of competitive auction. The industry has changed drastically in the meantime as the cost of construction and financing plummeted and competition for the projects has soared, most notably from traditional fossil-fuel producers.Winning bids came from a consortium of BP and German utility EnBW Energie Baden-Wuerttemberg AG for a total capacity of 3 gigawatts, while a partnership of Total and Macquarie Group Ltd.’s Green Investment Group got 1.5 gigawatts and RWE AG’s renewables arm won 3 gigawatts. Cobra Instalaciones y Servicios SA and Flotation Energy Plc, a floating wind farm specialist, will jointly develop a 480-megawatt site.Getting hold of the seabed rights is the crucial first step in building a wind farm, a process that can take years.Renewable PowerThe development rights will also be key for BP and Total to realize the oil companies’ goals to dramatically scale up their renewable power businesses.

[robbiekeane] 08/2/2021 16:25

Small mention of RBW (and the other African rare earth plays). It will be interesting to see six monthly results next month, get an idea of how the high NdPr prices are affecting our bottom line.

[fulmar29] 05/2/2021 19:54

MMs mucking about all day to get their slice of that buy.So did they get it all ? and does the buyer have an order in ? we will find out Mon. and in the meantime market news or our own could blow the lid off this GLA

[oapknob1] 05/2/2021 19:15

Monday will be interesting 1.1 mill trade at 12.4886 after bell 16:38 today

[peanut100] 04/2/2021 09:58

Solid interview

[swanvesta] 03/2/2021 19:26

RBW at 18:05:

[fulmar29] 03/2/2021 10:15

I think the idea is to massively increase tonnage and even though the average grade of that tonnage is much lower it will be far more profitable due to economies of scale.i.e. taking out the labour element and processing significantly more ore.We will also be concentrating/processing ore on site and increasing the value of our product for sale. USA and China will be watching with interest

[swanvesta] 03/2/2021 09:42

It's all narrow vein stuff at Gakara. It seems the issue is how to get production up to bring down average costs i.e. mechanizing what seems to have been a very labour intensive process? Note the veins are very rich but the ore gets diluted by the surrounding material when mined, and the beneficiation just concentrates it back to original TREO content.

[aberloon2] 03/2/2021 07:37

Excellent update.

[oapknob1] 03/2/2021 07:31

Gakara Exploration Update - Gets bigger and bigger. Trenching producing more REE concentrate for export high percentage content.

[p winky] 03/2/2021 07:15

Hopefully this positive RNs will help take a shot at 15 p and form support .

[oapknob1] 02/2/2021 16:34

Taking a while to get through the 4,000,000 warrant shares

[5teadyeddie] 29/1/2021 17:03

Thanks Lenses, I'll have another look at that RNS and do my sums again......!

[oapknob1] 29/1/2021 12:53

Good job trial mining is going well.

[swanvesta] 29/1/2021 00:46

And I also know real market demand tends to concentrate minds. Especially of financiers.

[swanvesta] 29/1/2021 00:43

No idea, please enlighten me. I do know it can take 15 years to get a mine up and running.

[lenses] 28/1/2021 19:48

Yep nine and a half years so far on their patent. Only just testing in a motor.

Wonder what the problem is?

[swanvesta] 28/1/2021 18:46

The projected NdPr shortfall is so huge that alternatives will be needed asap. This one looks interesting: