Ann: Quarterly Activities Report and Appendix 5B Jun 2023, page-53

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21/07/23

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Originally posted by sabine: ↑

Thanks Barney ….
So on the understanding I am now theorising on the ‘length of a piece of string’ for the sake of cat’s cradles, a possible scenario is - if the EPA has the updated ERD by Friday July 28 and takes a fast five weeks to read it - then it will be ready to go to the board meeting by Friday, September 1 ….
- Depending on when the EPA Board meets (say mid September which gives time for the EPA to read the ERD more slowly and take six weeks before submitting it) the fastest time the draft assessment can be prepped and final negotiations nutted through is four weeks ….
…So given that timeframe, it might not land on the minister’s desk until the second half of October?

Then - theoretically - because the minister (Bill Johnston?) is all geed up about Queensland getting in first in the Vanadium sector and wants to support the WA drive to become a new energy power, there’s no messing about, the approval is given and - potentially - the happy news released to the TMT shareholders on Tuesday October 17 ….. or some time in October?

That would fit with early in the quarter after this one
But what might drive the share price between now and then?

Thank you again Barney : )

cheers

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I've got their weird visual in my head of Bob Johnson striding into the EPA office, making a beeline for James, desk 3, row 4, pointing to the document on his desk next to his freshly brewed take away almond/soy/oat milk latte, and saying; 'Sign it, tiger.'

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