RE: Lithium2 Feb 2024 10:41
Asinine but I will play.
Mako has a licence, PR281, which it calls Napie. It has an MRE of 860k oz of gold. It has an option to buy into the licence to the north, PR850, owned by Goldridge and Carem.
The gold at Napie is the result of a shear zone, the Napie Shear Zone. The zone trends from PR281 into PR850 and into our licence application partly between the two licences and partly to the East.
Mako thinks that the shear zone extends at least 50km and wants to build a district scale gold opportunity. There is gold either side of the shear both West and East. The zone trends slightly East of North.
Mako's current work is to the West and it says it has identified a new target that trends from West to East.
To build a district scale gold opportunity Mako needs our licence (not yet granted but close).
If you look at the deal Mako has agreed with Goldridge/CAREM (all shares) you could say that it is worth AUD3.8mil based on share price of AUD1c. But the Mako share price is now AUD1.8c and so the cost of the deal is higher, perhaps, AUD 6.8mil.
Goldridge/CAREM has not done much work on its block, maybe AUD500k of work.
Part of the deal is that Mako has to execute a work programme and so in addition to the AUD6.8m we can add in another AUD5mil. So the cost to Mako might be AUD11.8mil depending on the share price when the shares are issued to Goldridge/CAREM.
So the response of the trolls was to sneer at Mako because of course it could be good news for RRR and that would never do.
Well Mako has come out with some news and is up over 100%.
The point is for RRR that we have an asset about to be issued that might have some serious value for RRR.
Fingers crossed.
DYOR