Final stages14 Sep 2020 11:54
Of what was started years ago, that is where we're at.
Parties interested In MT, have been interested for years now -
"A detailed work programme for future activities at Monchetundra has been prepared. However since then Eurasia Mining has received two approaches from third parties who have expressed an interest in acquiring outright, or acquiring an interest in, the Monchetundra licence.
The Company has therefore engaged in commercial negotiations with both parties with a view to considering and negotiating a suitable transaction that is in the interests of all parties, but specifically Eurasia shareholders. This process has recently included site visits to the project and from which positive feedback has been received."
https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/EUA/strategic-and-operational-update-7dsdelsdkxz5jen.html
It's crystallise substantial value from our Monchetundra time, ladies and gents -
"Should the Company crystallise substantial value from our Monchetundra interests it would be a highly significant achievement, however whilst discussions continue it is important to progress the asset on the ground. By securing a Discovery Certificate for the licence and by pursuing various exploration and development steps, we believe we can add significant value to our interests and increase the degree of commercial interest, for any parties wishing to engage with the project."
https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/EUA/monchetundra-operations-restarted-k5qgv48x511odqt.html
"By securing a Discovery Certificate for the licence and by pursuing various exploration and development steps, we believe we can add significant value to our interests and increase the degree of commercial interest, for any parties wishing to engage with the project."
Leads us to, MT flanks, and also this -
"A Detailed Project Design Report was contracted to Central Kola Expedition and approved by Murmansk Nedra in October 2019. The report sets out the statutory work required to complete a detailed Feasibility Study (Russian standard equivalent of a Definitive Feasibility Study) and a revised reserves statement building on the existing Feasibility Study and state approved reserves."
Page 17 for the lovely figure 3, which shows how the studies and various stages add value -
https://www.valuewalk.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/Valuation_of_Metals_and_Mining_Companies.pdf
It's as easy as 1,2,3, but it takes many years and lots of hard work.
Just a little bit more patience required for this final stage.
GLA