Our latest Investing Matters Podcast episode with QuotedData's Edward Marten has just been released. Listen here.
These are quite interesting videos to watch
They seem to describe Solgold in what they are looking for ,
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rTh-ZsKpna4
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=S7mf82iOzAE
mislead posters in the hope they bail him out of his huge losses……
said before no ramping on here is ever going to change the share price , this has just become a bun fight between a few individuals on here trying to out do each other
christ your not even a share holder as you mentioned but your here to protect the person in your head reading the ramping as investment advice
who the **** are u kidding
Oh whatanight exactly my sentiment they have never seemed to get this organised
Not one single event has been followed up by and this is how we are going to finance it
They just get mile stones out, and then nothing and watch the share price twindle
Outstanding Opportunities and Upside Options
Opportunities for further optimization of the Cascabel Project that management will continue to investigate include:
· Process plant design optimization following additional metallurgical test work focusing on improved gold recovery and other by-product recovery
· Viability of the TAM open-cut mine to provide early mill feed
· Continue to examine the impacts of utilizing tunnel boring technology to accelerate underground development
· Further define the economic benefits of renewable energy, such as hydro and solar, on the project
· Continue to examine the economic impact of the sub-level cave mining method on the upper portions of the Alpala deposit
· Process plant design optimization following additional metallurgical test work
Next Steps
SolGold intends to release a NI 43-101 technical report on Cascabel within 45 days of this release (the "Technical Report").
SolGold expects to commence the technical work to further advance and de-risk the Cascabel Project.
this **** show of a forum is at its lowest
de rampers or rampers
are not influential in any way on here
your talking to the what 30 people who view this board
no one comes here looking for investment advice
your not trying to protect anyone and like wise the rampers are not going to make the sp go up
get a life.
bactech environmental receives final permit from the ministry of environment for the tenguel project in ecuador
launches marketing for green bond initiative and private placement
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Critical metals have become an important geopolitical issue; does that impact investors?
MWS: Yes, geopolitics is a big theme that is definitely very real for investors. We are very cognisant of that – especially when it comes to planning an exit. When we start producing at a Latin American mine, we know that we can get buyers from China, North America or Europe. Each country is competing for security of supply and they win it by providing the lowest cost of capital or pay the best price. China obviously has a headstart in securing critical metals and I think the West can close the gap by providing sources of more attractive financing. After all, the Chinese companies are getting low-cost funding from their government, so the West needs to back its champions.
Latin America stands to benefit from these geopolitical trends. The Inflation Reduction Act is encouraging EV manufacturers to build assets in the US, which will encourage smelters and processing plants to set up throughout the Americas. Mexico seems to be the main beneficiary but any Latin American country with a trade deal with the US and good transport links will also do well. Unlike Africa, which has higher political risk and attracts mostly Chinese investment, Latin America is attractive to the US, China and the EU. So Latin America can attract all bidders.
The region’s share of the world copper market is likely to increase in the coming decades as geologists believe that Ecuador and Argentina could eventually mine as much of the red metal as their neighbours. At present Ecuador only has one large-scale copper mine, while Argentina has none. But a pipeline of multibillion-dollar copper mines is set to come online in both countries, which will catapult them into global top ten copper producers by 2030.
Probably yes
But probably no on twigger
But did anyone else find it difficult to vote last year at the agm , H&l seemed to make it difficult compared to the year before with the begging letters from Solgold
Anyone else find this ?
Https://events.6ix.com/preview/solgold-s-annual-report-highlights-with-scott-caldwell-and-chris-stackhouse
Some highlights 🤞
Not sure I want to throw another 5 k in at the moment
But I understand your point
Half is in a life time isa so I’ve got 10 years before I can touch it maybe the same time the first bid or oz of gold is sold from cascabel lol
Lumina Gold Announces US$300 Million Metals Streaming Agreement with Wheaton Precious Metals
Vancouver, British Columbia - Lumina Gold Corp. (TSXV: LUM) (OTCQX: LMGDF) (the “Company” or “Lumina”) is pleased to announce that it entered into a precious metals purchase agreement (the “Gold Stream”) with Wheaton Precious Metals International Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary of Wheaton Precious Metals Corp. (“Wheaton”) in relation to its 100% owned Cangrejos gold-copper project located in El Oro Province, Ecuador (the “Project” or “Cangrejos”) on May 16, 2023. The Gold Stream initially represents 6.6% of the payable gold produced from the Project in exchange for US$48 million of pre-construction funding (the “Early Deposit”) and US$252 million of construction funding (the “Upfront Payment”).
Randy Smallwood, President and CEO of Wheaton commented: “The Cangrejos Project is an excellent addition to Wheaton’s existing portfolio of high-quality, low-cost assets as it should provide impactful, long-term growth as well as significant exploration potential. We welcome the opportunity to work with the team at Lumina who have done an outstanding job at working to de-risk the Project and advancing it towards construction.”
Ross Beaty, Lumina’s founder and largest shareholder commented: “This transaction validates the extensive technical work that the Lumina Group has completed on Cangrejos since 2014. It will de-risk the execution of the Cangrejos project and form a significant part of the US$1 billion of required construction capital. Cangrejos will represent one of the largest gold producers in the world once built and Wheaton will benefit from its three decades of mine life. We look forward to working with Wheaton’s extremely experienced team as the Project gets advanced.”
Transaction Overview
The Gold Stream is composed of two funding segments, (i) the Early Deposit to be paid during the completion of a feasibility study (as such term is defined in National Instrument 43-101 – Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects) and permitting period, and (ii) the Upfront Payment to be paid during the construction of the Project. The US$48 million Early Deposit provides Lumina with the capital it requires to complete definition drilling, a feasibility study and permitting work at the Project. The Upfront Payment of US$252 million provides approximately 25% of the total construction funding required by the Project.
The Early Deposit of US$48 million is comprised of four components:
US$12 million at closing;
US$10 million 6 months after close;
US$15 million 12 months after close; and
an US$11 million tranche that can be drawn upon for specific pre-construction capital items.
The US$252 million Upfront Payment will be funded throughout the two-and a-half-year construction period for the Project.
In return for the Early Deposit and Upfront Payment, Lumina will sell 6.6% of the payable gold produ
Pretty sure you wrong
Article was written by James mckeigue
Posted to readers yesterday
So why you attacking me as I thought it’s relevant if you actually can read, it highlights issues it not all rose tinted
But I bet u didn’t care just attack
I re one your that happyharry bloke from last year
Jog on
Dear Readers,
The 1980s were Latin America’s ‘lost decade’, while 2003 to 2012 is often de- scribed as the region’s ‘golden decade’. Now the rise of ESG investing, coupled with Latin America’s incredible natural endowment means the region could be entering the ‘green decade’.
The most significant political impact on the environment in Latin America is the election of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in Brazil. Lula has promised to protect his country’s chunk of the Am- azon rainforest, which is the largest in South America. Early signs - from the EU trade deal to mooted green bonds - suggest Brazil could reap economic benefits from doing so.
One of the Latin American countries with the most to gain from the sus- tainable investment boom is Ecuador, which we feature in this issue’s special report. Despite being one of the re- gion’s smaller countries, Ecuador has an outsized appeal for sustainable in- vestors. Its unique combination of the Amazon, Andes, Galapagos Islands and coast makes it one of the most biodi- verse places on the planet. Meanwhile its untapped copper reserves, which some geologists believe could be the third largest in the world, are essential to the global energy transition.
Finally, its rich mix of races, languages and cultures, coupled with centuries of a weak, impoverished state, mean that there are important social challenges to fix. In short, ESG investors can have more environmental and social impact in Ecuador than they will get in Europe.
Elsewhere in the magazine we have, all of the usual features, including analysis from Canning House, S&P Global and Control Risks. I hope the issue proves useful,
James McKeigue
From Latam investor
Ecuadorian potential
One of the Latin American countries with the most to gain from the sustainable investment boom is Ecuador, which we feature in this issue’s special report. Despite being one of the region’s smaller countries, Ecuador has an outsized appeal for sustainable investors. Its unique combination of the Amazon, Andes, Galapagos Islands and Pacific Ocean makes it one of the most biodiverse places on the planet.
Meanwhile its untapped copper reserves, which some geologists believe could be the third largest in the world, are essential to the global energy transition. Finally, its rich mix of races, languages and cultures, coupled with centuries of a weak, impoverished state, mean that there are important social challenges to fix. In short, ESG investors can have more environmental and social impact in Ecuador than they will get in Europe.