HFR need more money than banks lends, page-9

Way back on 28/4/23 I posted a deeply technical analysis of, and a well-reasoned extrapolation of, the figures disclosed by Ignatio and those mentioned in our latest Annual Report.

An executive summary of that comprehensive and conservative analysis would read; " With dividend projections of 37c per share post 2026, the (then) share price of 60c seems to be a pretty good buy."

So, to quote our old mate ScoMo (who?); "How good!?" are HFR at (now) only 50c.!!!

I can only assume that the Market is awaiting next Wednesday's game-changing announcement to get on board..."on-board" in this context could relate to a spring-board of Brisbanian Olympics proportions.... perhaps overweight and under water at this stage...but poised ready to stun the world with the gymnastic trajectory of an Elon Musk rocket.

Yours in Coronation-inspired optimism...Al Dinga...Cheers....God Save the King! (and HFR pundits)

PS....The mention of Elon Musk and Highfield Resources in the same sentence (as well as a reference to next Wednesday) will put the ai-algorithms into a spin. cheers again...Al Dinga.