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Perhaps the wee lad meant 300 Million Vietnamese Dong.

Have a lovely evening, your life sounds wonderful!

I'm constantly getting accused of being usernames ive never been, water off a ducks back....but honestly m8 just your recent history mentions stuff like afterbirth, mong, and mums knicker draw. I'm all for free speech fella but it's just a bit weird for a penny stock forum IMHO!

Geez you've got circa 1,200 posts of mainly abuse, with what looks like absolutely nothing of value regarding junior mining; for example in you last few posts you mention butt plugs and rimming....so quite honestly nothing you say has any value unfortunately m8 !! Learn something and share with us fella!

Well researched enough to sell arcm in 2021 kiddo...LoL...thanks buddy!

What a load of sentimental wishy washy b ollox Fred. Have you actually listened to Jason's words and judged the outcomes?

For the record I won't be at the Dog & Duck at 10pm, but if you lot want to meet up and show each other your share certificates then I guess that would be kind of cool.

Another little Google AI snippet for those interested, not many granted:

In mining CAPEX projects, indirect costs refer to expenses that are not directly attributable to the physical construction or purchase of equipment, but are still essential for the project's overall success. These costs, often underestimated, include items like owner's costs, engineering expenses, and other non-traditional expenditures. They can significantly impact project outcomes and should be carefully considered in project planning and budgeting.

Examples of Indirect Costs in Mining CAPEX Projects:

Owner's Costs:

These include costs related to the project owner, such as project management, project control, permits and licenses, and regulatory compliance.

Darn it only managed to copy and paste the first quarter

So Google AI says this:

the context of a capex (capital expenditure) project, indirect costs are expenses that are not directly associated with the specific project itself but are still necessary for its execution. These costs are often overhead in nature and are spread across multiple projects or organizational functions.

Examples of Indirect Costs in a CapEx Project:

Project Management:

Salaries for project managers, project coordinators, and other project support staff.

Engineering and Design:

Costs related to the design and engineering of the project, including salaries of engineers, consultants, and software licenses.

General Overhead:

Rent, utilities, insurance, accounting, legal fees, and other general business expenses that support the project.

Dog & Duck. 10pm. Be there.

I may not be Jeff Bezos when it comes to business but one minute I'm reading wow we're so lucky to have this billionaire mining guru backing us then the next you're like fook me glad he's gone!

Hold on i thought Q was some sort of self made billionaire mining legend? Now folk are saying glad to see the back of him ! What gives ?

everyone talks complete ****** on here with regard to how many shares they own and their average price, imho. rich and successful people don't post on these boards, for example i live in a grotty bedsit and haven't washed my bedsheets in six weeks.

No one cares m8

And what do you add fella? This will bag on positive news, wow, it's Captain state the obvious with a tinge of Warren Buffett.

There's $17.3 million allocated to 'project indirect costs'.....perhaps it comes out of there.

Ahhh the old Friday afternoon RNS !!

Have fun selling your crushed rocks kiddo

Drill plans can change, it's drill results you want!