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Where from????????

Ahh...it's based on 50% npv...

So..am I right in thinking that the value of krs after demerger of cai shares is .00255/ share if pg 16 is to be believed?

https://www.kerasplc.com/download/26/presentations-2019/1052/keras-corporate-presentation-h2-2019.pdf

Cobalt and nickel still mentioned...

Pg 16 shows demerger value table per 1m Krs shares..

From end 24th April

Russell Lamming, Chief Executive Officer of Keras, commented, "I am pleased to provide this update which is the result of 6 months of hard work by our management team and the authorities in Togo.  We have spent a significant amount of time with the Togolese authorities to secure an agreement which will underpin the success of Nayega over the next decade and provide robust cashflows going forward.  In addition to the commercial benefits to both the Republic of Togo and Keras shareholders, the agreements include a Social and Labour plan which will provide funding into the local communities surrounding the mining operation.  We expect authorisation prior to the wet season starting in the next few months.

The last sentence is why we are trying to figure out which wet season Russell is referring to..

Sorry Andee
Lome was all I could get on the BBC website...
Did wonder weather I should post that......:-)

Not yet by the looks of it.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/2365267

Wasn't there a possible tax liability to sort out prior to going the courts/distribution?

Prop...you have only yourself to blame for your current situation

Ohm my andee. That was bad...your a bit of a live wire when you switched on.

You guys are going to make him blow a fuse...where as I amp not..

Chesh... don’t forget ramp....:-)

Was reading this the other night...

https://www.mining.com/web/theres-one-metal-worrying-tesla-and-ev-battery-suppliers/

Busy board yesterday too....people catching on to in specie distribution...
Wonder what today will bring..

Chesh....you spend way too much time on this board to be doing any sparky work....lol

More than bassguy that missed it, although I did have a niggle at the back of my mind...ahem

Me too. Has to be more like that given the area...

Managing Director Dave Reeves said: “With the completed PFS showing a robust six-year initial mine life, we are now focussing growing the mine life and continuing to de-risk this quality WA gold development story.
This drilling was planned to build confidence in the resource categories and potentially add further open pit reserves by increasing pit depth in areas of low drill density. The high-grade tenor of the results confirms that areas of the pit will contain bonanza grades.
With one rig on site and a second rig to be mobilised for the remainder of this calendar year, there will be strong newsflow as we continue to add mine life and increase confidence in the resource and reserves at klondyke.

Just what we want to hear..

Intercepts of up to 107g/t to underpin Resource upgrade for Calidus
Second rig planned as part of expanded drilling program aimed at expanding mine life
HIGHLIGHTS
• Infill drilling inside and adjacent to the Pre-Feasibility Study (PFS) Klondyke open pit shells delivered outstanding results which include:
• 13m @ 11.1g/t Au from 30m, incl 1m @ 107.16g/t Au from 36m
• 13m @ 5.58g/t Au from 46m
• 10m @ 6.81g/t Au from 47m, incl 1m @ 50.77g/t Au from 49m
• 22m @ 2.13g/t Au from 19m
• 5m @ 3.16g/t Au from 126m
• As a sequential step following the positive results delivered in the PFS (announced 17 July 2019), emphasis has now been placed on upgrading the category of the resource to allow additional reserves to be declared
• The results will also provide detailed knowledge of the orebody for accurate grade modelling
• To achieve this, a 12,000m drilling programme is now underway

http://www.investi.com.au/api/announcements/cai/7b3e2729-ff0.pdf

Intercepts of up to 107g/t to underpin Resource upgrade