UFO12 Apr 2021 18:07
Ok so my take on things.
EH : I think he is genuinely excited with the findings. I also think he had to come out today and say something following the RNS. I also think he is a little frustrated still being here and not in Aus. Needs to push on now and prove the 7 No1 priority targets putting a drill in the ground always helps. Not sure about buying a rig like ECR I also think the placement there was out of order he was only saying days before they had ÂŁ4 M of funding. I was in there early last year when there was talk about a joint venture and its still talk but good luck to those invested not about to run it down just my observations..
Brockman and Han**** : Well spotted Max he did refer to it as DSO and not iron ore again I think he was trying to refrain from giving to much away knowing he has a presentation on the 20th to spill the beans would make the 20th pointless. Good to hear him say they were now looking at the next stage.
Mexico : Seen a few posts regarding concerns on permits. I think you need to read again what the PM was saying and I quote from Mining.com
Some mining companies in Mexico are giving back operating permits issued under previous administrations because they want to avoid paying taxes, President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Monday.
Previous administrations distributed mining permits “like confetti,” as well as licenses for fuel imports, due to “speculation,” he told reporters at a regular news conference.
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“Now they are returning the concessions because they do not want to pay the taxes,” Lopez Obrador said. “We hope that the territory that was handed over is recovered,” he added.
Lopez Obrador did not name any specific companies.
The leftist energy nationalist said the area dedicated to mining concessions was about 120 million hectares.
The president also said that a new hydrocarbons law he sent to Congress on Friday has a similar aim to recoup unused concessions.
That draft legislation could enable the government to suspend permits in the oil industry, although Lopez Obrador reiterated that he would respect existing contracts.
Lopez Obrador said some firms got as many as 10 permits to import gas during what he calls the “neoliberal era” before his government, but those companies never built facilities, ports or pipelines to import the gas.
He has attacked his predecessor, former President Enrique Pena Nieto, for opening the energy market as an illustration of chronic political corruption.
So you will see he is specifically aiming at oil and Gas companies not Silver Minners. I would also ask you to refer to my post form a few nights back when the news stated there could be up to 1/2 million covid death. We seem to forget very quickly.
Sit tight and wait all things are looking positive Max/Bill (lol) will lets us know . if you've just land DYOR don't rely on others. Look and what's said and follow
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