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TYX - Tyranna Resources

Re: IFE - IronClad Mining


Thanks for taking the time to reply Kermit 345.
 
Re: IFE - IronClad Mining

I hold IFE.

They were recently granted final approval for operations to begin, and according to company announcements, have pre-sold the first two years of production. Their price has jumped a bit recently, reflecting this.
 
On August 4th, 2015, Ironclad Mining Limited (IFE) changed its name and ASX code to Tyranna Resources Limited (TYX).
 
TYX been heading north the last couple of days on no news, increasing from 1.6c yesterday to 2.8c today.

The ASX sent them a please explain today and their explanation for the price movement was:

 
Tyranna Resources announced today that it has signed an agreement to acquire a 100% interest in the high grade Goodsprings Cobalt and Base Metals Project in Nevada, USA, 700kms from Tesla's Gigafactory. The project area surrounds Longford Resources' (LFR) claims to the north and south.

The news sent TYX north, climbing 25% to 2.5c.

 
TYX finally gave me the wink and nod of approval as a position opened up.
A speculative entry on 0.008, and a half position.

I think some news is expected out of the Dragon & Knight project, being mainly concerned with Nickel & Copper.

From 24th November, 2020 announcement;

Tyranna’s Director Joe Graziano commented:
“The Board is delighted that exploration has commenced at the Dragon & Knight Project investigating the nickel-copper potential at two priority targets;
the Lightning Gossan Prospect and Bullseye Anomaly.

Assay results are expected in December and the Company will provide updates when results are available.”

I haven't seen any results yet, but labs have been busy. Previous results in the area do show Nickel & Copper potential.
Fingers crossed.
3 year chart.

 


Bit of a rush and it gets a speeding ticket... bizarre.
I don't know how the asx decides to pick them, but it sure seems random.

 
TYX back to 1c after announcing on Monday that it has secured an 80% interest in a lithium exploration project in Angola.

Huge dilution of 700,000,000 FPO shares as consideration along with 350,000,000 options exercisable at 1c per share on or before
30 June 2025 and 700,000,000 performance shares, convertible into TYX shares on satisfaction of performance milestones as outlined in the announcement.

Projects in Africa tend to make me very cautious, but the market seems to have embraced this one, at least for now. I wish TYX shareholders all the best, but I won't be jumping into this one.

 
My pick for the June Tipping Comp.

Price jumped up yesterday with increased volume as seen in @frugal.rock's post above. Today, price jump up roughly 40% with even more volume but settled back near where it was at the start of the day.
Certainly some interest and good news announcement.

ASX Announcement today: Confirmation of High-Grade assay from Namibe Lithium Project.
 
Picking TYX for the July Comp. It had a hard month along with the overall market but came to life on the last day of the month to give me hope for July. Good price rise today with good volume, fingers crossed.

 
Trading paused...
Edit

Tyranna Resources Limited (Tyranna or the Company) requests that a trading halt of its securities be granted by ASX with immediate effect today, on Thursday, 4 August 2022.
For the purposes of Listing Rule 17.1, Tyranna provides the following information:
a) The trading halt is requested in connection with its General Meeting to approval the Angolan Minerals project acquisition.
b) Tyranna requests the trading halt remains in place until the commencement of trading on Friday, 5 August 2022 unless before that time Tyranna makes an announcement in respect to the results of the meeting
 
TYX up around 20% today after Wise Owl named it their Pick of the Year. I haven't been following, but it was around half a cent four or five months ago. So that means it has now seen an almost 800% share price increase since then.

I know lithium is hot at the moment, but unless I'm mistaken so far there has only been rock chip sampling completed on their lithium project in Angola. Seems very early stage but with real potential. With a market cap of $80 million it might be a little too pumped up for an early stage project with no drill holes yet.
 
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