Looking through the detailed notes kindly posted apologies if missed but I am not seeing too much meat on the PFS - i.e. which firm is actually doing it for PXC and when does the BoD think they will announce its findings?
Feedback from AGM all sounds good and positive which in a way makes the lacklustre flat market reaction a tad worrisome if you believe the idiom 'the market is always right'. GLA
Goldstone back trading tomorrow so surely GCAT can get their house in order....?
Sentiment seems to be shifting to commodities and CUAU prices strong = the BOD should be working round the clock to get out the PFS asap and some good news flow into the market to build momentum - not sure why a PFS taking so incredibly long but if they cant do it now then it could be a long while before such conditions return. Carpe diem BOD.
They need to get the PFS out there to address the concerns on the processing route
There will always be sell side pressure upon relist even with the strong gold price so hoping the ceo does some very effective marketing / interviews / PR to shore up the buy side...this has been ever so absent so far....
I find it odd they released this on its own. Would normally be part of the PFS as reserves a function of both technical and commercial parameters. Downward sp pressure would suggest either bad news on the way or delays (again!)?
Blencowe got US DFC funding for a critical/strategic mineral project in Uganda - so its possible (or sensible) they would look in their own backyard for such minerals!
I see Goldstone managed to get out their audit and a funding done. They will be readmitted for trading soon so no reason why GCAT cannot get it done.
Circular sent out 10 or 11 April I think
Also missed it and hoping for a bit of decent news for a change
Amidst the fluctuations of the copper market in 2024, anticipation runs high for the red metal's trajectory. Recent analyst polls indicate a projected average price of $8,625 per ton, reflecting a resilient 5% increase from the year's outset.
Factors such as supply shortages, spurred by closures like Cobre Panama, and the surge in demand for energy-transition metals are key drivers. Notably, India's urbanization is silently shaping the market ahead of previous forecasts, catching investors off guard.
Our upcoming report will delve into these dynamics and assess the potential for copper prices to surpass historical highs seen in 2022 ($11,000 per ton). We'll also spotlight projects deserving investor attention as copper's long-term journey upward unfolds.
Its well over due now for Robbie to give a video update on where all the issues are up to. If nothing else to let shareholders know status and updated timelines..
Can they maintain the listing through year end if not published accounts?
Has there been any updates on the publishing accounts?