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All looks extremely promising. Linking all those zones through one mill would be pretty simple and cost effective. APTA, Virgencia and Roble look stand outs. This is not a one asset company. Maiden resource is just that also. The combination of these zones is highly likely accreditive to the company. Don't be scared off from the drivel spinners. Ignore.

Also good to see ASX A11 up 11.5%. The time is now.

Yessss. That sounds very encouraging. Shovels at the ready for mine build and storing cash cow shares in your tax wrapper of choice. Glad i am fully loaded up here. Tomorrow will be a big infliction point. Are they live streamed, rhe commitee meetings?

The cat has been trying to get out since the submissions in December. What an opportunity that was. ~150% share price increase since then. Alot more to come.

Flying 🚀🙃

Pushing into the 16's. Every day gets us closer. Exiting times.

Guess it would depend on the small print if not honoring payments etc. They are already in disagreements with certain payments yet to be made.

Tsx market only fell 21% as a bonus....

Orosur Mining's (OMI) Pepas prospect at the Anzá project has a maiden mineral resource estimate of approximately 219,000 ounces (201,000 oz indicated at 5.46 g/t Au and 18,000 oz inferred at 2.99 g/t Au). Based on conceptual economic modeling for a shallow, high-grade open-pit operation utilizing third-party toll processing, the initial capex is estimated at around US$16 million. This would equate to roughly $67-80 per ounce of recoverable gold over the life of mine (assuming 72% extraction rate yielding ~238,000 oz from a similar-sized resource).

Compared to global benchmarks, this capex intensity is exceptionally low. Typical gold development projects range from $200-500+ per ounce (e.g., large-scale operations like Barrick's Fourmile at ~$100-280/oz over reserves, or mid-tier Canadian projects at ~$250/oz annual production equivalent), with even optimized small-scale builds rarely dipping below $100/oz. Factors like Pepas' near-surface mineralization, simple metallurgy (88-90% recovery), low mining costs ($2-3.50/t), and off-site processing enable this minimal upfront spend, positioning it among the world's lowest for near-term producers.

Not all mines are the same....

50% offtake isnt it?

The 16:01 one was my buy....

Exactly.24% 😶‍🌫️😵‍💫

On tradingView it has volume as the highest since april 2022.

I bought 75k at 25.85p

Now that's the talk i like to see. This could very quickly double from here imv.

It's march soon, in 3 weeks today will be the first trading day of that month. This is going to be flying by then.

Certainly can be ratified any day now, well Tuesday-friday :-)

It seems like they will working 4 day weeks so L.I will mature 6th March, imv, a good possibility for ratification on same day.

Much better than Gordon brown selling at the lows instead of all time highs 🤣

Sorry missed *weekend* every day gets closer. Nothing much to talk about really, just a couple weeks wait, as its all noise. L.I will pass after maturity.