Слава Україні 🇺🇦 Behold a new World Order of brazen international lawlessness. Loss of humanity and blatant genocide.
Holodomor was just the beginning.
@glr_1990 I’ve quite a chunk in Altona. Bit surprised at the recent drop off, but as you say, right stuff right place.
Happily, still very much above water, and if x5 from here is achievable, I’ll be a happy chappy!
What’s the point saving your money anymore?
First Reeves wants you to move your savings to Isas now she may have decided “I’ll tax that too”.
This government is determined to make the country go bankrupt. Completely incompetent.
This is why young people are fleeing.
@CutMyTaxUK Labour is no longer the party of the workers. It is now the party of waste, the work shy and tax, tax and more tax on the productive. Until the economy is destroyed.
Starmer told us he wanted growth
Well we certainly have growth. Tax, job losses, business failures and debt.
The government has confirmed that its new packaging tax will go ahead despite it adding 0.5% to inflation.
Food inflation is expected to rise to 7% by the start of 2027, says the Bank oh England, with the packaging tax a significant factor. The tax is causing not just inflation but also the destruction of the British glass manufacturing sector.
Encirc, which produces roughly a third of all the glass bottles in the UK — 3 billion annually — is threatening to withdraw a £500m investment unless the tax is withdrawn.
But for Labour more tax is always the priority.
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@FulcrumMetals is not trying to sell investors a broad exploration platform first, it is trying to prove that historic tailings can be turned into a repeatable waste to metal business. Teck Hughes sits at the centre of that strategy. Since the September article, #FMET has moved the project through further drilling, optimisation work, metallurgical testing and funding, which makes the investment case more concrete than it was when the story was mainly about potential.
The most important point is that Teck Hughes is now being shaped around a defined process route. Fulcrum’s updates have included auger drilling, assay results, multi element analysis and recoveries from its cyanide free processing work with Extrakt. The company reported more than 70% gold and silver recoveries at Teck Hughes, which was a key step because recovery performance is where a tailings story either strengthens or starts to fall apart. Historic grades matter, but the commercial question is how much metal can actually be recovered, how quickly, and at what cost.
The latest Fulcrum presentation frames Teck Hughes as a near term production opportunity, with an estimated 6.5 million tonnes grading 0.66g/t gold for around 138,000 ounces, although those figures remain historic and not 43 101 compliant. It also presents Sylvanite as a second project, with estimated historic inventory of 4.2 million tonnes at 0.47g/t gold for around 67,000 ounces. That gives Fulcrum an estimated 205,000 ounces of gold across the two initial Kirkland Lake tailings projects, before any additional value from silver, gallium, tellurium or other elements is properly tested and incorporated.
https://t.co/VYBlH8ro7M @Share_Talk
The Jackdaw gas field in the North Sea could be up and running in just a few months.
Enough gas to heat 1.6 million homes.
Every single drop will go into our pipes.
Ed Miliband is blocking it.
Madness.
@reb40 Scotland were VERY good. Shame they let France steal a few late tries, which flattered their score.
It’ll be interesting in Dublin next weekend!
@glr_1990 SIPPS have 25% tax free. ISA 100% tax free. Clear the mortgage and load the ISA. Just my thoughts, and it was I’ve done.
Im now trying to empty the SIPP in best way possible, but most of saving is in ISA.
Andrada Mining partners with the European Investment Bank to accelerate the Uis Lithium Expansion Project
- EUR2 million EU-funded technical support
- Product target of 50 000 tpa lithium concentrate
- Sustainable recovery from existing waste streams
Strengthening Andrada’s pathway to bankable feasibility and global lithium supply.
Read the full RNS - https://t.co/vNS3q1Fm9S
Fulcrum CEO @1ryanmee (LSE: FMET) spoke to @StockBoxMedia about a major leap in recovery rates at the Teck-Hughes gold tailings project.
📈 Recovery of multiple co-products including up to 95% silver, 96% tellurium, 85% copper and 20% gallium
Watch below 👇 #FMET#GoldTailings
Fulcrum Metals Hits 78% Recovery at Teck-Hughes Gold Tailings Project
@StockBoxMedia spoke to @1ryanmee, CEO @FulcrumMetals (LSE: FMET) about a major leap in recovery rates at the Teck-Hughes gold tailings project.
Watch below ⬇️
https://t.co/HYZViVm0gX
➡️ Fulcrum Metals reports 78% recovery rates and a simplified single-stage co-extraction process with an estimated $550M in recoverable value.
➡️ The company is pioneering rapid, eco-efficient processing technology with dewatering in under a minute.
➡️ With strong institutional interest and global outreach (including South Africa), Fulcrum is progressing toward pilot testing and full-scale production.
@FulcrumMetals has boosted #gold recovery from around 59% to over 70%, now also recovering #silver, using a zero-cyanide, zero-waste process with six-hour leach times. Recent drilling has lifted gold-equivalent grades by 8% to 0.7 g/t, supporting a mineral resource estimate expected in early 2026.
#FMET has quietly been reshaping its story: moving from a conventional explorer to a technology‑led developer focused on recovering gold and critical minerals from historic tailings. Recent test results, shareholder activity and a tightening register have put the company on the map. Here’s what matters and why this transition could be significant for the company and the wider mining sector.
Why the pivot to tailings matters:
Tailings projects tap previously mined material rather than digging new pits. That has three immediate advantages:
🔹Lower environmental footprint — using existing material reduces disturbance and can avoid new land clearances.
🔹Faster access to ounces — infrastructure and mineral concentrations are already known, which shortens timelines.
🔹Opportunity to recover multiple metals — tailings often contain not only gold but also silver and critical elements that were not recovered economically in the past.
The market has noticed the progress. Share price momentum pushed the company near one‑year highs and produced notable insider and institutional activity. Several TR1 filings showed increases from investors including @metals_one_plc, Nick Nugent and @IanBagnall1, amounting to just over 26% combined. Directors retain roughly 19% of the register, tightening ownership and aligning incentives.
At the time of reporting, the stock was up about 30.51% year‑to‑date with a market capitalisation of around £11.09m. That performance suggests growing investor appetite for technology‑driven, lower‑impact resource plays.
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