RE: The market knows......8 Nov 2021 13:29
No he doesn’t have the capability to do any of those things that’s clearly evident that in 7 years with exactly the same resources he has not managed to shore up Zulu or produce a profitable working mine.
But to believe that getting rid of him is somehow going to boost this SP is ludicrous. As I stated before it’s already happened and the Sp didn’t move when the announcement was made.
PREM is simply a share that has fantastic resources, actually some of the best in the world, but shareholders, chairman and a board who won’t make difficult decisions.
I’ve heard the crap about look at PREM it has no debt, up to an extend that’s true but the SP is sitting at a fifth of a penny. Let’s do JV is another suggestion, GR led us on a merry dance round that one. I can’t remember the company who was meant to do the JV, the equipment was going to be loaned to us, actually I think it was one of their board who was meant to be CEO of PREM when GR stepped aside and sure that didn’t work out. Let’s not go over the JV partners who were queuing out the door when the results came in and what happened? There was no one at the door so GR said we will go it alone. What did the shareholders say? That’s a great idea GR !
And now down the line we, if I read from other shareholders posts, have no money. The mine that is owned by 51% of the government is still not producing (remember that cost the shareholders €20m at least, oh yes that money was meant to be paid back, it wasn’t, well not in a currency anyone can use), Circum which is still no further along.
Shareholders have to take the blame as much as the CEO as if it was any other company he would’ve been voted out a long time ago