RE: Inevitable execution failure11 Feb 2021 18:15
That interview left me feeling that the CEO is a little naive, over confident, the interviewer was scoffing a little at the promised timescales and lack of reports, and I feel he has probably good right to scoff, Angle Mining went bust and he thinks they mismanaged the business, saying we have a much better plan, so we won’t suffer the same fate, so if the gold is that abundant, how did Angle Mining get it so wrong? and taking off from where they left the project standing doesn’t offer much confidence, I think this time delay set backs and increased costs is one of many obstacles AEX will have to cross as they finally start the production and processing, this project may seem well funded, but it will be a lot less than required before they turn a profit, new rounds of funding required would incur more dilution than the last as the share price will be lower than the last, early share holders are usually the least profitable in mining start ups, it’s those that get the timing right, when the company is de-risked and making cash that will benefit the most, that’s 24 to 36 months away in my honest opinion, look at AAZ or MTL, both had high share price enthusiasm at the beginning, both lost 95% in the years up to getting their act together, AAZ is now a success, and MTL are looking highly likely to follow suit, but both journeys were painfully for early adopters, just my honest opinion, and I have no agenda, I have no shares in AEX, but I do like mining, and gold especially, GLA