RE: Share Price22 Mar 2022 21:17
I think as much as the term sheet provides favourability towards those involved at a set price, it happens all year around. Private fundraise after private fundraise, these millionaires get discounted prices for a large sum of investment. Its world I’ve accepted to be part of and issuing a set amout of shares at a discount to today’s price, is not automatic generation for the share price to hit that level, it isn’t, if you execute it in the right way. Like you said the other day, the minute that the term sheet is signed, that’s in itself is an enormous endorsement of $25m, to how encouraged our investors are with Sanankoro. The day that red dot comes out to say that the term sheet is triggered, and plant commencement and mine works can begin, the last thing I believe will happen, is the share price will retrace to term sheet price. It should drive convincingly in the opposite direction.
Those companies I’ve named above, they all remind me of Cora in the sense that right now there’s no interest, nor volume. But the stern difference being, that Cora has stronger fundamentals than those 4, you could argue with Orosur, and you can predict the company delivering on levels, others won’t reach in 2022. The market buys into the strength of a product /asset/project and barring a political and national demise in Mali, I can’t see those strengths disappearing anytime soon. I’m down to 5 investments now and each one has significant value. Value where if the markets shut down for 10 years, and reopened, these assets are life changing in a number of ways and will always add value. I feel very comfortable leaving my money to work for itself in every single one
I know you like the company and what it’s achieved this far, but you feel like the short term downside that the term sheet can do to the SP, outweighs the strengths to drive this forward. I just hope you don’t miss the boat, but if you can get involved under 7p and gain your entry, then I wish you the best of luck and well played.