RE: Attention seeker15 Jan 2026 05:52
Huge change in marginality and RRRs back end .
The problem SPL is you are stupid to the extreme.
As I have told you for years, capital is scarce, at these gold prices there are thousands of BETTER prospects than RRR has everywhere else. This means the selection criteria and hurdle rate for acceptance is high.
RRRs assets are rank average and are mainly in poor jurisdictions. They won't be selected. Some detail which of course you know but avoid.
- Kenya , no licence , outstanding since Aug 23, auditor concerns re minimum spend and partner $1m debt. Look at the emphasis of matter statement from the Auditors. They are hugely skeptical of Kenyas fair value.
- FASO flagship BiLBALE fully impaired and abandoned despite rising gold price with equipment abandoned. BOULON semi impaired. Mapping results due Oct 25. Licence expires first half this year. Nailed on for full impairment even at these gold prices.
- Australia nearly two years now and unable to pay POW and secure ownership. Ownership dependent on Arbitration cash which is not a nice place to be. Remember the one that was imminent for four years.
Only a stupid investment advisor could see any correlation between gold price and RRR, and pompously talk about marginality and back ending.
Note all those offers we have had for the £12.5m we have sunk into Kenya . No offers even low ball as its valueless due to contractual issues all of course down to Bell. IMO and DYOR.
Turning to another of your overplayed fantasies - housing.
AB stated in his Chairmans statement to the accounts $21.5m as being received when the MoU was signed ? The contribution to RRR profit in the six months to 31st December Bell also said.
A complete and IMO misleading play on words Nothing was signed no money was received no contribution to profit. hHousing to the laymen looks dead. And probably RRR with it.