ASSUMPTIONS made29 Apr 2016 11:03
Yes I do believe mineral assets are greater than current estimates( The use of JORC as a marker is really a world wide accepted valuation for Banks when appraising assets in monetary terms)
The Russian system, developed initially in the USSR in the 1960s, aims to achieve total objectivity by prescribing the entire process of exploration, resource computation, and reporting. There is little or no space in the system - as originally designed, at least - for application of professional judgment. The prescribed computational methods are simple (they can be completed manually – important in a region and at a time when computers were a rarity).
At first sight, the two systems appear completely incompatible. However, from the early 1990s onwards there have been significant changes in the way in which the Russian system has been applied – especially in the role played by economic modelling. In parallel there has also been rapid convergence among the various western national standards and emergence of a harmonised ‘international reporting code’. The result is that it is realistic now to use both systems and to translate reports prepared in the Russian system to broadly equivalent terms in the international codes.
Lost the source of that !
So we are looking at an enhanced value which in terms of the sp backs it up nothing more for the moment~the assumed consensus of interest is on POG production date not the value of what we have.
The value of what we have will become more relevant when the plans for development are put in place and activated.It is likely we will have a cash call after Gold production is started and the sp has risen somewhat. probably in excess of a penny and nearer to 1.45pence if my assumed thinking based on local data just how low the production costs are and the POG.