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'we are also looking at a sub-level cave, up high'

from 20 mins....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p9dZTkwzLLQ

This should also have a positive impact on the numbers in the FS.

With higher spot prices, I reckon the FS is going to target a higher percentage of the recourse @ Alpala.

Currently 18% over 28yrs. I would not be surprised if this increases to 25% + over the same mine life.

.......and there is the economies of scale to consider with Cascabel + the higher grades compared to Cangrejos.

If we are sold in the next 3-6 months 40-50p may well be the outcome, but if TAM is a goer (which it will be) and permits and land acquisition sorted we are looking well north of £1.

I for one am happy to wait for the big bucks.

I understand Solgolds burn rate all too clearly. Thankfully we have a streaming deal in place.

Hopefully some news next week.

Over & out.

Not correct Fort. Dan has clearly stated they have enough cash to last well into 2026.

Also, your previous post regarding TAM is quite a bit off the mark. Since G Mining joined the club further drilling at TAM has been on the cards. However, this should have started in March (as per SC's comments) so 2 months behind the curve - nothing more.

ATB.

this is the best i could find........

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Thanks for the update Stas20.

If TAM is a 'game changer' it completely beggars belief why the additional drilling required and PFS has not been boxed-off years ago (Fort and others have expressed this point far more succinctly than I ever could).

Anyway, on the positive side we have all had the opportunity to load up over the last year while the SP has been on the floor.

Drill results, FS, ExploreCo etc news on the way.

The futures bright :-)

Potentially good news thanks Pbow.

Note from Dan on socials.......

https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7342650967747698688/

'the best performing companies are the worst companies, the ones that everyone hated'

'the most important things about a precious metal company is:

1. THE DEPOSIT

2. The price of the product

3. the management (TBC!!)

Eric Sprott.

From 13 mins:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5y9kxImqm44&t=577s

“No matter how great the resource, coffee beans or bakery, some things just take time. You can’t produce a baby in one month by getting nine women pregnant.”

Warren Buffett

Following the revised PFS targeting the higher grades with reduced mine life.

Yep Quads.

Evening Quads.

The average grade of mine life (28yrs) is 0.97% CuEq

Just filter the idiot Quads.

Both tranches = $66m Adieu?

Maybe Dan's recent visit to China was more than to just meet the Jiangxi team, but to discuss the timeframe for an offer and what hurdles need to be jumped before hand?

Exiting the Toronto exchange would have been on the list.

This stock is about to rocket Novice.

GLA.

'design phase' Pbow. Good to talk all the same.

Over & out for today.

pbow.

i fully agree that 'scaling up at pace is disruptive' - very much so. we are in the design phase - not construction. these two disciplines differ greatly.

without the technical know-how we are ******* in the wind - but g mining seem to have earned their stripes. one of their first tasks would have been to appoint project directors with the requisite skill-set.

doubling workforce: i made this point on my previous post. 90% of the management team i am working with are new to the company and are pretty high calibre. there is not a company on the planet who have the workforce sitting in place awaiting for the next big thing.

we are carving up a mountain here not constructing the 'the line' in saudi for example (probably the most ridiculous concept ever conceived). yes, there are major complexities involved, hence the reason to bring in block caving specialists.

regarding the question 'have i gone from working o a $500m project to $2b project', the answer is no. have i gone from £50m projects to £200m projects the answer is yes.

i suggest that scotty's downfall was that he did not comprehend / cope with the seismic shift required to progress the subject once the streaming deal landed.

let's hope the new cohort are up to the challenge.