We start today with a couple of shorter bits of news – Ramelius (RMS) going compulsory on Musgrave (MGV) plus a top shareholder selling down their Hastings (HAS) holding.
Then, Aeris (AIS) gets a deep dive as we explore there year from hell on what can be done to arrest the decline.
We finally found a reason to talk about Lindian (LIN) too, with a company update giving us more than enough reason to take a peak into this fast moving rare earths play.
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Timestamps:
(0:00) Preview
(0:40) Intro
(3:15) Ramelius goes compulsory on Musgrave
(4:31) Hastings major shareholder selling down
(5:42) Deep dive into Aeris’ poor performance
(22:43) What’s the story at Lindian
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