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Irwin talking about Bre-X ..... incredible story

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CHRpOJ2JUro

think those options CGP granted were pretty unambitious ($4 strike price) valid til 2026 ..... jobs for the boys??

BHP on steroids today up 8.5%
Red just ignore those you wish to

Ok thanks

Hi RK great stuff
“ Included in Tandayama will be 'one of the best holes ever drilled in South America'. 3 drills running and finding 'good stuff' but most of the best ore is at the bottom of the holes, "some of the highest concentrations ever drilled'.

Could one not argue that this is price sensitive however?

RK … greatly appreciated as always

Dart
“ Solgold is going to production. As RK confirmed the other month, we will be able to raise the finance and we have put a team in place to deliver this, most of whom would not have joined if they thought they would be out of a job very soon.”

Lol I’m sure that’s why Warren Irwin is so happy

No I’m obviously not Q
In fact I’ve never said a bid is imminent. I’m saying that as a major shareholder (BHP) it’s interesting to see what direction they are looking to take … surprised it doesn’t interest most shareholders

And there are those who never post anything informative whatsoever, but simply dismiss anything interesting researched by others …. Thanks Easy

And of course Keith Marshall said new CEO roughly 2-6 weeks away ….. I think that was circa 5 weeks ago ….. is an announcement imminent?

From 8th July
“
Blanca Project, Northern Ecuador: Cerro Quiroz Target
Drilling of Hole 5 at Cerro Quiroz is currently underway, testing for extensions to mineralisation encountered in Hole 4. Final drill hole assays from Hole 4 at Cerro Quiroz target return 9m @ 3.12 g/t Au including 2m @ 12.62 g/t Au.

I believe so

Lol …. The new CEO’s history ( if there really is one ) may tell us plenty about why CGP are so content

“ It's because of the size of Cascabel and the diverse book that it is tough to make a bid”
Yes but if they had hold of CGP’s shares it would become easier ….. my opinion is that the company (as it was then) needed our support at the last AGM and they will need it again soon ….. it may not be so forthcoming next time with more and more seemingly disillusioned investors on board …. I do not include myself in that bracket .
Either by maximising any potential offer or reaching production there is big money to be made , just can’t afford to see us picked off for peanuts

The problem is both arguments make sense.

Q …. No I haven’t because their blueprint is to monetise and move on as he reiterated only a couple of months ago , long after the hatchet was supposedly buried . At the end of the day it’s guesswork based on the facts available and any of us could be proven right or wrong…. It’s just opinion.
Either way there’s money to be made.
Irwin ….”if we don’t get taken out by a major and get paid big dough for it why would I want to reinvest that money looking for more copper again…… if we can’t get bought out of Cascabel why bother?”
He’s not looking at production by the sounds of it.
DBW

Morning Copper
“ Maybe a JV or buyout......both are years away!”
You seem to think people ( like myself) voicing the opinion they think something is brewing is wrong. Then you state the above as if it’s fact ….. those words may come back to haunt you …. If we were “years away” I doubt Warren would be so chirpy

We are getting the bare minimum by way of information at the moment but enough to let us know that operations are proceeding and hopefully speeding up now.
I think the whole thing is currently revolving around the ENSA situation…… CGP seem happy on the face of things but why , in a way that rules out a JV to some extent as they have clearly stated their wish to monetise their position ASAP….. fascinating

Agree BBG….. it’s just the beginning
Big corporate news incoming ….. I feel it in me bones

Thanks BBG

Loja.- (@srradioEc) .- With the aim of informing the public about the mining industry and its different exploration stages, on Friday, July 30, the second training on “Understanding of mining and the use of water in industry ”. The event was held at the facilities of the Gualel parish GAD and was attended by 38 attendees from the sector, including local authorities, students and residents.

SolGold in agreement with the Private Technical University of Loja (UTPL) and the Center for Innovation and Development for Industry and Mining (CIMA), developed the 2nd part of this training program. On the 1st, it took place on June 11, in the La Nona neighborhood of El Cisne Parish.

During 8 hours, the participants learned about mining, its phases and definitions, as well as identifying where minerals are present in daily life. In the same way, they delved into the permits required by the activity, the technology used and how they take care of water sources and the environment.

Roberto Rojas, Southern Regional Coordinator of the company Green Rock Resources GRR S.A., a subsidiary of SolGold; He mentioned that these trainings are part of the Company's Community Relations Program, which seeks to link the academy as a fundamental entity for information in the communities, through quality education on mining.

“Training spaces like these allow the industry to bring the public closer and thus break myths about extractive activity. In the sectors of: La Nona, Celen and El Ari, we have managed to develop these trainings successfully. The community is convinced and knows in detail what mining entails in the sector, ”said Rojas.

Daniel Ortega, CIMA-UTPL instructor, stated that training citizens on the mining issue is essential, especially if it is intended to change the country's productive matrix with a primary focus on this sector. “Academic work is not about teaching students, but is also aimed at a benefit for communities. We have a duty to share knowledge and lead, in this case, to better mining practices, "he said.

This type of agreement with the academy will continue to be developed in order for the inhabitants of the towns near the areas of influence to obtain as much information as possible and thus be able to witness a responsible mining activity that is carried out under established state standards.