RE: Seems to be4 Jul 2022 22:30
They're doing both lovelyboy, "as a standalone project or integrated with Monchetundra". Hence it appears as a set up ROFR agreement, allowing the buyer to buy NKT and NYUD once things are done JORC and wider DFS wise and add them to whatever was bid for during the FSP, which we know Monchetundra was as NDA's were in place for it -
"· Definitive Feasibility study on schedule for submission in 2022.
· Wardell Armstrong International engaged for various comprehensive studies on Eurasia and its projects (also the ones included in the agreement with Rosgeo), i.e. JORC standard MRE reporting and NPV analyses.
· Recalculation of MT and Flanks resources and pit outlines, reflecting metal price increase since Feasibility study of 2016.
· Recognition of NKT as a Nickel dominant mine relaunch opportunity, as a standalone project or integrated with Monchetundra."
I suspect that the buyer of MT has opted to take further assets under a relevant ROFR, it makes sense to get a good foothold in the area from the get go.
Eurasia only had 24 months to assess all of the Rosgeo JV projects before deciding to take them on, those months are rapidly passing by -
"Fri, 26th Mar 2021 17:00"
"Eurasia has 24 months in which to decide whether to select some or all of the assets to develop."
The clock is ticking rapidly right now tbh!
GLA