RE: SP25 Aug 2023 18:47
Max, as I understand, all the company's current assets make up the current MCAP? So, selling the house, or rig, both of which were ridiculous purchases in the first place, would not increase the SP, as it would balance off that book value. Now, if those assets are sold for less than book value, the SP would then drop further to reflect the discrepancy. But it would give us cash on hand which is key right now. The Phillipines 'asset' is now shown at a £0 value in the accounts, so if that was sold then the SP would increase as it would be seen as an added bonus. The chance of that happening seems to be quite slim given the very limited results that went into it. Without looking back I believe that it is factored on less than 1,000 meters of drilling and would need 1 million tonnes of earth moved to extract it plus a few roads built, so, it is not really economically viable and the £0 value it currently holds on our accounts seems about right. Being fully funded to carry out rock chip samples and to cover exorbitant salaries is not going to increase our SP either, as no matter what more money needs to be raised on the back of them. What do you believe is going to increase the SP up to a penny? Who cares what options they hold, it means nothing at the end of the day, they could award themselves at 10p, it means the same as 1p. It has absolutely zero bearing on reality.
Now I'm not an Accountant or any sort of mining or investment professional so I'm very happy to be corrected on my understanding.