RE: ECR and LTH’s3 Dec 2020 14:06
AG,
I have been here for a number of years.
I had an average of over 11p with the old ECR , but did bag a profit as I sold the majority of my original holding during the Itagon bubble when the sp went in to the 70's (the government of Philippines effectively killed off Itagon's potential).
The 'old' ECR was a very different beast when PJ was running the company. His MO was similar to what it is in his companies now as in he scattered farm ins and farm outs across many areas with repeated fund raising.
Our main assets were in 'unstable' areas that did not support foreign ownership (Argentina & Philippines) and there was no great focus or game plan.
I just left my holding dormant for a couple of years as PJ moved on after a share consolidation and yet more fund raising.
Then Craig Brown took over.
He has provided some much needed focus and a longer term plan.
Assets have been concentrated in Oz which has since become one , if not the, gold hotspot in the world with a mining supporting government.
Craig's background of bringing prospects to production along with better focus and planning and the marginalisation of costly and inefficient assets like Argentina led me to invest heavily (for me, but small fry for some holders) over the last year and a half to the extent where I now average around 1p (boy I wish I had gone all in @0.5).
Interest from Newmont and other players has shown the quality of the resources.
With the purchase of equipment it shows Craig's experience and that he is looking to build a great company , rather than go for quick short term profit.
All in all the 'new' ECR is a completely different and much improved prospect from the 'old ECR'
I am very confident that we will see a great return over the coming months/years and that ECR will be a great success story...and getting back to 73p??? Well you've done the maths so who knows.
Hope that helps