Ryan Mee, CEO of Fulcrum Metals, reviews FY23 and progress on the Gold Tailings Hub in Canada. Watch the video here.
I'll be there on 8th to support you Card
Lol everyone whipping into a twitchy frenzy again. OK, so when's the next date for something? We need another date to calm the beasts from their twitchy rest (me included) :D
Do shareholders get to vote on any JV agreement?
I imagine if there is any sort of delay in JV, it's not because of the opportunity, because that sells itself, it's probably the red tape around navigating the Cameroonian political layer. Does anyone have any insight on challenges to operational entry?
More conversation about how the industry is poised to explode
https://youtu.be/8PJUN32CAws
I might go to the AGM in June Kutz as it's near my office. Beers beers beers? Anyone else?
Some very welcome open dialogue there from Tim and in particular Eileen. Very much appreciated
https://www.google.com/amp/s/news.mongabay.com/2023/02/treacherous-pits-and-lakes-left-in-the-wake-of-cameroons-abandoned-mining-sites/amp/
This is interesting. It seems in the East of Cameroon there have been examples of unscrupulous mining companies smashing, grabbing and leaving before re-establishing a sound ecological environment.
I understand now why Oriole play particular importance to the environment with any of their proposals (and why the entered that competition recently) because any JV partner would need to agree to and prove that they will mine with particular care and attention to the population and the environment. Shows it's not a simple process. But an important one.
Most likely machines selling or buying. Or market makers moving money
What's the betting that we're on the cusp of this? How will that impact the dollar and gold?
Demand for gold is so high at the moment and new resources so scarce I can't imagine there wouldn't be interest. I'd also imagine it would take more than 3 months to pen a deal (considering some partners would have to set themselves up in the country for the first time.
I'm hoping that a Senala sale is the next news
It won't hold. It's market making
Totally agree and fingers crossed.
Looks like the market makers have also read it and are now messing with the share price....
Consider it done :D
812 Superfast for a daily cruiser would be smashing
"Oriole joint runners up in the Investment Battlefield 2023 Development pitch finals at Mining Indaba....This shows the keen interest in Oriole's exciting gold portfolio in Senegal and Cameroon "
Vid from the conf
https://www.brrmedia.co.uk/broadcasts/63dd0d0752611c376881fdf0/oriole-resources-video-update-from-cape-town-2023/#
Yeah like Kutz says, it will be some while until any sort of deal is penned. Any prospective partner would do their due diligence by pouring over the books, seeing samples and lab reports, walk around the package etc. etc. Could be a way off if there was a bite or two. What would be exciting though is if more than one is interested and become aware of the other suiters in which case there could be bids.
Oil companies are doing well at the moment. 150k x $4....$600k? Better than a kick in the clam
So MTL, the owner of Runruno Gold project is an actual mining company that turned over $131m in 2021 and Tim is a new NED for that company? Bit handy being part of a mining company wouldn't you say? Or is he just trying to compensate for the losses in his salary sacrifice?