RE: Tweet10 May 2021 17:49
It probably comes across as a ramp, and if that’s the case then so be it. But everything is in place
On 22nd February, the following was released in an RNS
· High grade gold intersections - 21.6m @ 6.02g/t Au, 12.25m @ 5.39g/t Au
Now they’re good hits. They’re the kind of hits in the junior exploration space that make investors take notice. Orosur not long after lost nearly 50% of its market cap. I know the mining sector took a hit in general, but that was stupid.
My point being, although the SP is having a retrace as of late and declining, it doesn’t mean the company aren’t progresssing forward, which they are. The picture will become clear soon.
How much cash is in the bank ? I know Orosur essentially have a free carry but there will be a time in the future that they’ll have to come to market (not near term) and raise funds. It’s current shares in issue, 188million? That’s nothing. It really isn’t and we’ve seen it twice in the last year, once volume picks up, you will blink and it’ll do 20-30%.
When this returns to 30p, and higher, which is an inevitability for me, you could issue 50million new shares at 20p for example and raise £10m. 240 million issues in circulation (still a small float) and be fully funded for years to come
Options are endless but focusing on the near term, what an opportunity. Take advantage if your average is higher. But just focus on the growth of the company, what they’re producing, where they’re heading and everything will fall into place.
Stay safe everyone :)