Trolls15 Mar 2019 11:13
The Trolls keep going on about what might or might not have happened 5, 6, 7 years ago. What matters is what is happening now and likely to happen in the future.
The reason for posting the links about Migori is to show what the carrying value was in the books at the time the legal bust up started and what a 3rd party thought that it might be worth. The carry cost was about £8.5mil and the 3rd party thought that it might be worth £8.9mil ie., not significantly out of line which each other. RRR now owns 100% and my view is that Migori is worth about £10mil once we get the license back.
The legal settlement as agreed on the basis that a new license would be issued. The old licenses could not be issued because the Mining Act 2016 in Kenya superceded all previous legislation: all extant mining licenses have had to be reissued under the Mining Act 2016.
Those licenses coming should be procedural; check out the Mining Act for further information (I think it is section 56 that applies).
Para Resources
Gold Road is up and running, it has produced its first gold dore, its target is 3,000 of gold per month and expects to be at capacity Q3 19. El Limon is up and running, it has been delayed.Consequently, tle local small producers that were going to put their output through the mill have gone elsewhere. Para is now securing alternative supplies to meet its throughput targets.
We have CAD$500k in Para shares plus warrants plus about US$3mil outstanding in a royalty on El Limon.
Elephant Oil is now live and has a value again: see the UOG announcement. If you listen to the CEO of UOG he says they will be proceeding with taking up their option in due course. That will mean that Elephant Oil can proceed with it's work programme.
JMS covers the market capitalisation of RRR
Then we have the DRC, the diamond deal in Botswana, Steelmin and the royalty on Mount Ida and Mount Mason.
All of that for circa £4mil.
PS don't forget the counter argument,,,, bbbbbbuuuttt Andrew Bell.
In due course the value will come through.
DYOR