RE: The recipe to lose 80% of your stake in a company24 Nov 2020 23:45
Nice post @volmer I believe that Rincon are looking to hold a chunk for the full 2 years as outlined in Rincon's ASX prospectus as to deliver value they will need an MRE for Hasties. If they can establish that an open pit mine is both economic and viable then Rincon's investment will be well worth holding.
Rincon MCap at IPO will be £5.7m with 24km already drilled and fully funded for 2 years. By comparison Wishbone is MCap is now £12m with minimal funding, no drilling of note and at least 120m of barren cover. I'm not dissing WSBN, I'm just saying Rincon easily warrants a £12m valuation and probably £18-£20m on a like-for-like basis which is 2-3 times on minimal newsflow such as soil sample results and reprocessing of historic data ... both underway.
So no one likes a fund raise but if it is at a good rate (it was) and you have somewhere good to put it (they do) then that is a good thing for us.
AIMHO APR