SolGold Share Price (SOLG)

https://www.worldpoliticsreview.com/articles/28110/ecuador-has-big-plans-for-its-mining-industry-but-at-what-environmental-cost
Link to article from August when Mirador commenced operations. We have the potential to be massive in comparison. Third largest goldmine in the world just at Alpala.

Also re previous post on votes at AGM, definitely less enthusiasm compared to last year. Share price was a lot higher at last AGM that could have made a difference.

He definitely doesn't rate NM. Also looked at previous tweets, so childish difficult to believe it's the same person we see being interviewed!
How do the votes compare to last year? May have a look a little later to get a sense of current sentiment.

It's an age old problem, when one message gets deleted the whole thread of messages goes too because the LSE software is dire and they can't make this simple two minute fix to delete just the message in question. And they expect people to subscribe?!

Let’s hope they keep a billion or two to make a bid for us.

18 billion is what we could be worth a long way down the road.

State-controlled mining company Jiangxi Copper Corp. Ltd. is stalking Vancouver-based First Quantum Minerals Ltd., owner of the largest copper mine in Africa, an approach driven by the Chinese government’s drive to lock up supplies of natural resources in the continent.

First Quantum recently hired investment bankers and lawyers to deal with a potential takeover bid from Jiangxi, China’s largest copper producer, according to financial industry sources who asked not to be named because they are not authorized to speak for the company. These sources said Jiangxi has not made a formal offer, and may decide to abandon the chase.

First Quantum’s share price jumped a total of 20 per cent on Thursday and Friday. Bloomberg this week reported possible takeover interest by global miners and a toehold 9-per-cent investment in the Canadian miner by Jiangxi. First Quantum stock closed Friday at $12.21 on the Toronto Stock Exchange, valuing the company at $8.4-billion.

Lisa Doddridge, director of investor relations at First Quantum, declined comment on Friday. First Quantum expects to produce about 718,000 tonnes of copper this year, or about 3.5 per cent of the entire global market.

It owns two mines in Zambia, including Kansanshi, Africa’s biggest copper mine, in which it has an 80-per-cent stake. It also has properties in Europe, Australia and Panama.

For the rest of this article: https://www.theglobeandmail.com/business/article-chinese-mining-company-jiangxi-targeting-first-quantum-for-potential/

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/business/article-chinese-mining-company-jiangxi-targeting-first-quantum-for-potential/