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There is probably so little happening behind the scenes that they have any control over… they can’t force interest, they can’t force a JV, they can’t force a sale, they can’t force the IPA to be signed by date X..
All the things they had any control over they chose to mothball. Hence the silence.
They could announce their intentions to do A, B or C going forward, announce the results of our strategy review… but the fact they haven’t leads me to believe it’s not really made the progress they wanted.
So It’s sh_t or bust now really…
Either they can monetise it somehow.. and soon, or it’s a painful raise and a humiliating reversal back to Cazubbos plan, v2.0… try to progress Cascabel ourselves while doing a little exploration.. what a total waste of 18 months that would be…
Well it's clearly not doing zero Fort, is it?
The fact is we have no idea where the IPA is up to, we have no idea where the PFS is up to and we have no idea where mine design etc is up to.
Get these news items out in the proper domain. They might not have fancy drill results to report at the moment but suggest they can't put out a regular update detailing progress is just rubbish I'm afraid.
If a company is doing 'zero' then it's got zero to update.
That's the reality here. They've burned through $85m and we've got zero to show for it apart from a reduced head count and a bucket load of redunancy deals.
Meanwhile, Bob and co make millions out of funding SOLG.
Just wait for the next royalty deal to come and Bob snaffles another $5m+ fee
695k shares may not be many to your millions, bbg, but I'm invested.
I want you to leave not because you're a 'believer' (though that's pathetic in itself) but because you're thick as two short planks and I don't like reading your vacuous nonsense and pipe dreams. There are other positive posters here who disagree with my view (no sale imminent, plenty further the sp can fall, little point in trading as poor management has made news a non-factor) who are intelligent and interesting to listen to. My only issue with you, novice and slug is that you're thick as treacle and make the whole board less intelligent with your presence.
So how about it. You be said $1.05b in income from royalties and sale of porvenir. When it doesn't happen (because it obviously won't) in, say, six months, will you FO? Pretty please?
Agree DBW and NMM.
A couple of years ago SOLG took the view it wasn't going to announce certain items it considered immaterial. Instead they tuck this stuff away in the MD&A.
It is now time IMO to reverse that thinking. The company has shrunk across many metrics and if something fairly significant happens, we need to be kept informed via the RNS.
Plodding along for weeks and weeks at a time without an update has to stop.
In English I meant all these pieces of news mean so much more if accompanied by other news
NMM …. IPA also crucial …… plenty of these things are good but none are any as good without the others.
DBW - ideally the revised IPA being announced first. Then the PFS to confirm viable project and highlight enhanced financials / lower risk.
I've been a little concerned at silence and lack of clarity on key items since the CGP boys took over. Time to demonstrate the progress made.
Sell the chat history? I’ve already got a python script to scrape it for free!
If we can prove the project is feasible and follow this up with news on the licensing front ( plus pipeline/ tailings etc) it’ll hopefully flush some out . If not we may need to go down the royalty route to ensure our funding is sorted ….. this could also force someone’s hand.
I’m confident we’ll get the PFS this week or next and there will be plenty of improvements on the last effort.
Agreed Bozi ….. preferably the next few days …..
That's all this board is. Everyone telling each other we've all filtered each other and then telling each other how many filtered messages we go on to receive.
Anyone looking to do a social experiment will have a field day. LSE should sell the chat history.
Meanwhile, all quiet at SolGold towers. £220m market cap going into the phased PFS. Significant newsflow needed in the coming weeks to push this company back towards the top of the junior explorer pile.
Could anyone give two rows of sheep s***e?
Ha, I have 8 filtered posts since midday UK time
Since DKs post at 10.27 all I have are 7 Green Posts! You would think that any normal person would get the hint that they are simply talking to themselves and what's the point!? Answer is they aren't normal people and either need some psychiatric help or some lessons in morality and how to be a decent honest person! Which is why they remain in my trusty trash can :)
Mrpt, you my friend are one of the main reasons I'm here, you've told us now on countless occasions
every time the price drops you top up. the last one a month or so ago was for 8750000.
on a quick count back on your posts, you now own more than Mather, and you leave Rk trailing many
millions behind.
if nobody contradicts you clowns, this board would turn into a liars paradise.
Article is from today
https://www.bnamericas.com/en/news/spotlight-3-projects-that-could-jump-start-ecuadors-large-scale-mining
We dont get much of a mention
Located in Azuay province in southern Ecuador, this US$316mn gold and silver project belonging to Canadian firm Dundee Precious Metals (DPM), requires the State to carry out environmental consultation and prior consultation with local communities before it can request the environmental permit to allow construction to begin.
According to a ruling made last year by a local court, prior consultation must be conducted in the Escaleras community in the Victoria del Portete and Tarqui areas, while the environmental consultation must be carried out in the project's area of influence.
According to DPM, Loma Larga has the potential to produce an average of 200,000oz/y of gold in the first five years.
The company plans to build an underground mine, with surface facilities including the ore processing plant, the paste fill plant, a tailings storage facility, and other installations, which will not exceed 84ha in the project area, DPM’s country manager, Scott Campbell, said in an interview last year with BNamericas.
After five years with no new major mines starting operations, Ecuador awaits the start of construction on three projects that could jump-start its promising mining sector.
The country's first large-scale industrial mines opened in 2019 with the start of operations at the Fruta del Norte gold mine run by Canadian firm Lundin Gold and the Mirador copper mine operated by Chinese-owned company EcuaCorriente. They were part of an initial portfolio of key projects that included the Loma Larga and San Carlos-Panantza projects, as well as second-generation projects Cascabel, Cangrejos, Llurimagua, Warintza, Curipamba and La Plata.
Since then, political infighting, changes in government, stiff opposition to the mining industry and a tortuous permitting process slowed down new initiatives.
Now, three new projects – Curipamba, La Plata and Loma Larga – could see construction start in the short term and help attract more mining investment to a country blessed with extremely promising mineral resources.
CURIPAMBA (EL DOMO)
This US$250-300mn gold and silver asset is owned by Adventus Mining and Salazar Resources in Bolívar province.
The project comprises seven concessions covering approximately 21,500ha and includes the high-grade El Domo copper-gold deposit.
Last January, the companies obtained the environmental permit that will allow them to begin construction of the mine, which will become the country's third industrial-scale operation and is expected to employ up to 3,000 people either directly or indirectly.
Construction works should begin in the coming months, Freddy David Salazar, corporate development manager at Salazar Resources, told BNamericas.
In addition to complying with Ecuadoran regulations, the mine design meets the guidelines of the Canadian Dam Association, using a downstream tailings dam method with rockfill, which is considered the safest option, according to the companies.
LA PLATA
Located in Palo Quemado in Cotopaxi province, central Ecuador, Atico Mining's US$176mn polymetallic project must first complete the environmental consultation process before it can request the permit to allow it to begin mine construction.
That consultation process, conducted by the environment ministry, began in July last year but had tobe suspended for almost six months due to violence from anti-mining groups.
The ministry of energy and non-renewable natural resources recently extended the firm's concession until 2049, which Atico says creates better conditions to continue with its investment plans.
If necessary, the company also could request another 25-year extension in 2048.
However, Atico believes that construction of the mine should begin in 2025.
LOMA LARGA
Located in Azuay province in southern Ecuador, this US$316mn gold and silver project belonging to Canadian firm Dundee Precious Metals (DPM), requires the State to carry out environmental consultation and prior consultation with
Try asking a builder to build your extension based on a quote you got 2 years ago!
Let’s face it, he is a much better de-ramper( your words) than you are a ramper…..judging from the share price…….
If anyone is pathetic on here it’s you, along with that clown 🤡 red knight
Ok NAL I take that as your best attempt as an apology..I accept it. Keep posting as I am always interested in different views
DK
I find needy way more entertaining than you red. I feel sorry for any newbies that get sucked in by your outrageous manipulation tactics.
Revised capex will be sub $1.4b
Why would you want a believer and a shareholder of the company to leave this thread?
Do you just want to be left alone so you can sit here all day deramping and talking rubbish
Stackhigh, lets face it matey - you're not invested and if you were, you would prove it. You might need to find a new job because you're pathetic as a deramper