Slightly odd company strategy22 Oct 2020 00:18
The Lake Victoria Gold transaction announced yesterday certainly looks interesting, but I don't understand how this fits with the company's other assets. Given that this transaction is so large this is effectively an RTO. Surely it would make more sense to refocus the company as an emerging Australian precious metals producer around this asset, with its interest in Cobra and the Arizona gold project as complimentary secondary projects. The uranium asset is OK for now as its a mining asset and clearly has some value, which can either be monetized or pursued at a later date. The UK oil asset though make absolutely no sense to me given both the scale of the gold interests being injected and the fact that oil and mining assets just don't make sense within the same junior resource company. Right now the market wants gold stocks and Aussie ones in particular, not sub scale oil interests and certainly not a hotch potch of ill matched assets from different sectors in one company. I know they just acquired the oil assets, but if they want to create real shareholder interest and value I think they should dump the oil assets ASAP and drop the gimmicky MetalNRG name in favor of Lake Victoria Gold. Investors will be able to clearly grasp the concept and appeal of the business, buy the shares and propel the company forwards. What do you all think?