UK 03:27 Sunday, 27 September 2026
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Manoli Yannaghas, onetime debt recovery expert and former operations chief at the now-unloved Red Rock Resources (RRR), is celebrating his first year as managing director of graphite play Stratmin Global Resources (STGR). The company is on the cusp of the long-awaited move to commercial production in the south-east African island state of Madagascar. This could prove the catalyst for a positive move higher from this beleaguered stock.
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Comments
Ucabwoo
HI Robert
Good write up. Some clarification if you wouldn’t mind. Did you talk to Yannaghas when writing this article. I only ask as I don’t think I have heard anything about 93% as of yet.
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Ucabwoo