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$LIBR.V news. Nobody noticed. "Laser focused" on Cisco West. Maiden prospecting quietly completed, results forthcoming.
Roughly $2.9M cash from Sept financings. The Athena stake, call it $1.7 million.
That leaves the market valuing Cisco West, Obamska, Flanders North, Flanders South, the SBC carried interest, Toivo, Nemiscau, Wegucci, Stimson, Penelope and the Brazilian portfolio at somewhere around $2.3 million.
Forty-five kilometres of the Nottaway shear zone, contiguous to $QTWO.V's world class Cisco deposit, is inside that $2.3 million.
@Mining_Hub_
Finally, $STMP.V news. Namibia petroleum bill passed 50-0. License extensions filed.
👉 Chevron drilling adjacent STMP's PEL 90 before year end.
Sintana deal values that block at US$110M.
$STMP.V Market cap: $6.6M
Stamper Oil & Gas updated its Namibian licence portfolio as pending extension applications and regional drilling catalysts advance. | $STMP.V
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$DGQTF Delta Gold, a company I’ve been tracking, using nano-scale gold to create the first commercially scalable qubit.
Two PR's today: Raised a "strategic" £1.79m; Named sensing and communications as the near-term path.
Targets first IP end-users in 2027.
~$100M USD M/Cap
🎉 Delta Gold Tech has expanded its research programmes at @penn_state University and the University of Toronto @UofT to include dedicated work in quantum sensing and quantum communications, with new sensing equipment being acquired at both universities.
The Company has also raised £1.79 million through strategic direct subscriptions to support these workstreams, potential future UK university collaborations and general working capital.
RNS link in replies.
#DGQ #DGQTF #O2J
The EU just got its hooks into Serbia. Vucic is right.
🇷🇸 Vučić had a warning for Serbia after conceding election defeat:
“You will see in six months, no one will be happy and joyful anymore.”
He says his party will not block the incoming government, but predicts the new leadership will quickly impose sanctions on Russia and begin reversing Serbia’s current foreign policy.
Vučić is telling the people celebrating his defeat: enjoy it while it lasts.
Writer: Oliver
Worthwhile Sunday read
Those possessed of an unusual tolerance for unpopular but common-sense reflections this Sunday are invited to read my latest instalment of The Trump Doctrine series, this time on the Iran conflict. Come dip your toe in; the waters are only mildly bracing.
conradblack.substack.com/p/t…
Junior Mining Pro retweeted
I admit I hadn't been paying much attention to this mayoral race and was content to be one of these low information voters who didn't particularly care which candidate I voted for as long as it wasn't this hopeless incumbent. But having spent a few days getting caught up, I have been pleasantly surprised by Bradford. He is actually an excellent candidate.
"lithium demand could approach 9 million tonnes LCE by 2050, requiring the equivalent of around 180 new mines and more than $150 billion in investment"
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Junior Mining Pro retweeted
#Helium just got a major vote of confidence...🎈
The US has officially designated helium as a critical material, citing its importance to semiconductors and growing supply-chain risks.
Guess @juniorminingpro and I saw something over a year ago that many are only beginning to recognize now.
We've been positioned. The market is catching up. And I believe this story is just getting started.
$PLSR.v and the broader helium sector remain firmly on my radar.
Thanks to subscriber Biggieshmallz for sharing the article!
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Lucic was a beast on the ice 🇷🇸
On this day in 2008, Milan Lucic put Mike Van Ryn through the glass at TD Garden #Bruins365 #NHLBruins
Junior Mining Pro retweeted
The U.S. has designated helium as a critical material, citing its importance to semiconductor production and growing supply chain risks.
The designation comes as the war with Iran strains the global helium supply.
60 Minutes reported on the shortage on Sunday, including its impact on scientific research. Joe Sachleben, technical director at an NMR lab at the University of Chicago, says there is no substitute for helium. Without enough of it, researchers could be forced to decide which machines to “sacrifice.” cbsn.ws/47DMmLf
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Libra Energy was at the Global Chinese Financial Forum in Richmond Hill on Saturday.
Koby Kushner, P.Eng., CFA and Farid Mammadov, CPIR met with potential investors and industry partners at our booth.
Thank you to GCFF and NAI for hosting, and to everyone who stopped by!
This is what it feels like when you see a Ferrari for sale in a run down town in the middle of gobsmack nowhere for 20% of its retail value, and you have cash in your pocket to buy it off the old man sitting on the front porch who inherited it from his crack dealing son in jail.
Theft. The @Rogers legacy continues its slow motion implosion. Switch carriers.
@MarthaLRogers
ROGERS IS ABOUT TO CHARGE 🇨🇦 FOR THE PRIVILEGE OF PAYING THEIR BILL.
You can’t make this stuff up.
Starting January 17, 2027, Rogers and Fido will introduce a 1.6% processing fee for customers paying their phone & internet bills by credit card.
On a $200 monthly bill, that’s another $38.40 a year. Just for paying your bill.
And here’s the kicker.
Quebec customers are exempt. Why? Because Quebec’s consumer protection laws prohibit these surcharges.
Apparently, consumers in the rest of Canada don’t deserve the same protection.
Remember, Telus tried this in 2022. Consumer backlash eventually helped push it to reverse course.
In 2022, Rogers said it had no plans to introduce a similar fee. Four years later, here we are.
This is what happens when competition is weak. Instead of fighting to win customers, companies find new ways to charge the ones they already have.
