The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
Assays from Boumou are needed for it to make the JORC, otherwise it's only SB and Ngou which are JORC ready. Worth the wait .
BGS initial JORC was +/- 400m strike length and 5000m drilled to give 15.5Mt
Waiting for Boumou puts KOD at +/- 3000m strike length and 30000m drilled to give XXMt
That's a very nice offer, and all the more considerate given the fact he could consume them without having to put his teeth in.
That's what 'it' wants you to do. 'It' sounds like a washed up old timer whose swansong was the SMA of old and 'it' can't comprehend that the Johnny-come-latlies might get the reward that 'it's' still stewing about into retirement. 'It' sounds a bit like poor Many Clouds yesterday. I wouldn't wish the same fate of this little French nag, but 'it' should retire from the relentless bashing and wash away the bitterness with a nice glass of Goya XL Manzanilla en Rama
You need some cream for that itch you old nag :-) I understand what you're telling me. We look at the future differently - the only future is the RTO candidate and you're correct it does need to be a 'rabbit out the hat' event, but you won't contemplate anything like that because of the blinkers which adjoin your long face. You're so associated with matter of fact failure, that you forgot to consider they were looking at a mining industry transaction (irrelevant of whether NewCo would include any benefit from tax losses carried forward). Do you hold any shares?
Yes, new here, but long enough to see the damage that must have been done to you by the previous management and which you're still lugging around. You're stating 'the bleedin' obvious' which new holders like myself are well aware of, but what you don't seem to want to appreciate is what the next steps should be - ignoring that is being naive - belief that Rupert Street will bring about an RTO is not, and to describe the potential for that as 'miraculous' is being disingenuous given the fact that in Nov they were conducting detailed due diligence. Fair play if you don't hold and want to guard against any new holders losing out like you have, but your argument is so one sided and layered with apparent bitterness that you're shooting yourself in the foot.
I don't know the history of the poster Sarkozy on this board, but to say those looking to turn around the company are failures is daft, even more so is to say there has been no hard cash invested - there wouldn't have been at this stage in the restructure and I expect that to happen when the RTO is concluded. Every board on LSE seems to have one of these uber detractors - the SMA of the future is no longer the SMA of old - move on for your own sake or you'll just get more p'd off as the share price starts it's ascent.
Agreed barney. Rupert Street was brought in to do the RTO and it doesn't take too much research on him to get an inkling on the calibre of asset that he would be capable of brining to the table
Are you of limited intelligence, as you can't full understand what is scheduled to happen before that becomes a reality?