RE: Clock is ticking19 Nov 2020 11:45
3 The listing was on 13 November; can't see that it would tie up much resource...
2 Drilling and results have never been cited as factors for the PFS delay. Much was completed; they have the FNV funding to support any work; mine design, infrastructure and the production schedule were the key factors. Given that they only announced the PFS delay on the original scheduled date, suggests that there was indeed relatively little left to do
However, if another party is being engaged in the mine designs, etc. (e.g. BPH) that could explain a delay
1 I think this is the most likely scenario. They only have to announce the PFS when it is completed; they have previously indicated the possibility of the PFS and CFP being co-terminous, so negotiations by financiers could be a factor.
Any regional updates do NOT require a RNS until they are independently verified, so the release of such information is totally in the company's control, so, in conclusion...
I repeat my opinion that a flood of news is being held up; will be released in the order designed to give maximum impact to the SP; and will result in the market being hit by a barrage of blows like a Joe Frazier flurry, so that every time the MMs try to knock the SP down another piece of news hits it...
First target 43
Next 46
Next 50 and beyond
If this strategy is being guided by Citi as a defence against an inevitable bid or bids, I believe the first major goal would be to force the opening bid to be at least 100p, otherwise bidders would look stupid...
Meanwhile the TRUE market is 37.55/37.85 in 200,000 both ways...healthy liquidity eh CGP?
AIMO as usual...