The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
CB mentions 'legal and licence' issues to be resolved re JV. The Creswick exploration licence EL006184 which was transferred to ECR in April 2018 FOC expires on December 28th this year. Does anyone know what means - i.e. is the licence renewable by the current owner or does it go on to the open market? ECR have an application in for New Creswick EL006713 which adjoins the existing area.
Thanks Gino - pretty much as I deduced. Seeing some of the ill informed speculation here I wondered if anyone else looked further and deeper and if they did was interested in views. I also expected some response sooner! Thanks.
Glittertip - I’m in far too long and far too deep - that is a result of belief of course however It’s not blind faith - I continue to research and question and look to reassure myself I stand a chance of hitting my targets.
I've been taking a look at CB's and DT's track records at Kryso and CNGL also looked at Westrock resources. I've not come across anything that suggests their past performance for shareholders in previous enterprises indicate that the dreams and aspirations of many here might be met. I would appreciate the views of anyone else who has done similar research or has personal experience. Don't misunderstand me I have a lot of confidence in CB/ECR hence my investment but I would rather look for more evidence supporting my faith than to idly speculate on what may happen.
Some fair points guys, thanks. Where I am coming from is I have a substantial holding built up over the last 14 months. ECR is now the biggest investment in my portfolio. I very confident of the potential and fairly confident with the way it is being managed. ECR needs to catch the eye of instutions to invest - hence the appointment of Novum. Any new potential investor doing research will not wish to see the constant recycling, as has been a trait, on twitter for ages or poorly maintained webistes - thats called poor marketing. It costs next to nothing keep a website up to date nor to create good interactive social media communication. If I as a convinced investor raise questions about ECR's marketing and communication institiutions looking to buy in a big way certainly will.
TS I was referring to the ECR Minerals website which is really out of date. Mercatorgold has not replaced the main website, it is the responsibility of ECR to maintain their website , the information there is not helpful to anyone looking to invest.
I'm not sure what the point of recycling old news is. this and a similar one for bailieston has been regurgetated numerous time on Twitter. This is about 8 months old. I'd much prefer ECR got their website up todate. If they must tweet something give us real news.
It is Novum's responsibility to bring in larger investors, that is why they were appointed a week ago. Give them time. Folk need to be patient and we need less of the unsupported speculation that keeps appearing on the BB.
I believe Gino posted this link recently but for those who didn't see it and don't look at the Mercator website (why don't they???) here are the licences applied for with full details on each https://mercatorgold.com.au/licence-applications/
Tomorrow will be interesting. Lots of buying today but wo would take the subscription offer tomorrow if it is higher than the share price? https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/city-critics-wont-dance-as-music-royalty-fund-hipgnosis-calls-the-tune-t3tmvwt3b