Ann: Ricciardo Delivers Australia's Largest Open-Pit Sb Resource, page-131

Good Morning @vmp,
Do you happen to know what broker those guys use to buy and sell - I've tried to look back at LRV Broker data and it was inconclusive.

I could be wrong but I highly doubt they or any other big international funds are buying this yet mate.
This stock is predominantly a retail stock and the register at the moment is mostly defined as such which is fine and perfect so we can all get in and then we can see those big funds and institutes take us to the next level. We are still ~$110m market cap so plenty of time for them to start coming in.
I will try to get a T20 after our share price settles down a bit.
I have a feeling our mate William Pikes and the good folks at BNP Paribas have been buying more.
Let's see.

Hi @Indecisive,

We are already sitting on a huge Antimony resource but with drilling what else is there? How much is there? Any higher grades there?
It seems Ardmore is the place where they are more excited about
More puzzle pieces to be solved.

Interesting to read what Amanda B had to say late last year:

"...At the moment, and I preface this by saying I am NOT a mining engineer, the Sb seems to sit spatially above the gold (especially at Ardmore) and in what was going to be the waste rock, so we would potentially be making money from rock we needed to remove to get to the gold anyway. Apply all disclaimers there. We need to determine the optimal processing pathway for the gold (almost done) and the Sb (underway) and see how it all fits together.

The AuEq is a crude but useful way to think about the add on for Sb. 1 g/t Au + 1% Sb = ~ 3 g/t Au. Sb (as far as I know) needs a float circuit. There are two in our immediate neighbourhood. We will only pursue the Sb in addition to the gold if it make $$ sense. Lots to unpack and investigate. Exciting at this stage."