RE: What does loan agreement say about default1 Nov 2022 16:27
I am going to find this strange but I am going to "defend" Moon on a few matters!
We have still never met or spoken and unless one of my guesses as to what will happen are along the lines of what Moon believes / knows, then I am non the wiser as to what the outcome will be (although I would like to chat with you Moon but you dont contact me?)
HOWEVER - the default is not an issue - NewGen will have been in consultation with RMM for the last few months and will be fully aware the payment wasn't coming
For those taking the urine out of Moon, how many of you jumped on a plane at your own expenses and travelled to BV (a days drive one way by itself)? I take my hat off to Moon for doing that and whether he knows more than us or not, he went there kicked the tyres
The only way RMM will be a mid tier mine in the short term is by being bought by a mid tier mining company.
I am still of the thinking that the BoD are trying to avert a hostile bid and thats why they suspended last Thursday - I hope for all of us holders that an offer is forthcoming that they can recommend - anything under 75p the buyer has done well. Anything over a £ the BOD have done well
Other options are some other form of deal - asset sale of LD / WB or some quasi partnership with a larger mining company
BUT, this isnt going bankrupt
4 full crews are mining MM round the clock and mill working to capacity - so output (which will be down on the originally expected 7-8,000 tonnes annualised, will be reasonable IMO
No change today than it was last Tuesday - looking fwd to what the plan is one way or the other
DYOR and GLA