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With our market cap, one might think that we are only mining silver and leaving the gold behind.

Can someone please briefly explain the details of the CVR to me? When, how much, and per MTL or Condor share. Sorry for my ignorance.

Forget Dupax and acquire a shovel-ready project.

Preferably one like Condor.

Punter, I know that.

However, that doesn't rule out reconsidering these assets once the moratorium is no longer in place.

It's just a thought of mine, since DB also mentioned Central America.

20 years ago, Condor owned very promising assets in El Salvador.

Then a mining moratorium was imposed. I am not sure if this moratorium has been relaxed.

Who knows if DB has taken an interest in these assets?

Here are some examples from the El Gigante license:

3.35m with 44 g/t gold equivalent at 30m depth

0.2m with 97 g/t gold equivalent at 25m depth

9.65m with 9 g/t gold equivalent at 50m depth

Aren't there enough other forums to discuss bitcoin and the like?

By the way: I am impressed by the scale of the La India Mine.

We are truly heading into golden times.

I don't think Nicaragua is particularly high-risk. Unless Trump gets involved.

But midterms are coming soon, and then the orange gorilla will lose his majority.

And then he'll be ousted faster than you can count to three.

Do I remember correctly that the lab in La India will be operational in February?

Then we might be able to expect drilling results soon.

I saw a picture of La India with 4 drilling rigs.

I don't know if they are all needed for the construction of the mine or if some are perhaps also for test drilling.

Sorry

Production la india 2026 Yes or no?

12 month mining weather, low AISC and high grades = La India.

Surrey, there’s no reason to react so aggressively.

Here we have a normal tone and it’s a decent forum.

It could be much worse.

By the way, we all want the same thing after all.

So let’s be nice to each other.

I only asked Simms if he was the plant electrician of La India...

The fact that the stock didn't drop further after the lousy Dupax news shows that the true value of La India is slowly being recognized by the market.

And I think it was very tactically smart that the interview by DB was postponed. The momentum is now much better than on Monday.

Many greetings from the tactician

Are you the industrial electricien on the site?

Ridgeld

Why shouldn't the interview be posted for a few days?

What is the logic behind this?

Can you please enlighten me?

Hello Major4legs,

It's not about who is right and who is wrong. We're all in the same boat.

By the way, it's not out of the question that gold could still close up today.

In these crazy times, anything is possible... on Monday, Darren will then bring the big news... hopefully.

Have a great weekend.

The potential from La India:

https://metalsexploration.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/GEOLOGICAL-MAPPING-CACAO-AND-ANDREA-report-by-DA.pdf

The interconnecting America-Constancia-Escondido veins have a resource of 288,000 oz at 6.0g/t gold including 120,000 oz at 7.8g/t gold in the Indicated Category. The latter is largely estimated from historic underground channel sampling, which was restricted to the high grade core of the veins that were historically targeted for mining. The resource estimation excludes gold mineralisation in the remnant wallrock of the old mine workings as this area has not been previously drilled. Condor has completed 2,664m of a 4,000m drilling programme through the historic mine works of the America-Constancia-Escondido veins. Several drilling intercepts through the old mine workings, including LIDC179 of 4.65m at 6.11g/t gold demonstrate significant gold mineralisation remains in the remnant wallrock."

Now I’m back with my clever theories... If I remember correctly, the grades in Runruno are around 1.4 g/t. They probably aren’t necessarily higher in Dupax and, above all, are very deep in the ground. In Nicaragua, we have grades of up to 7 g/t near the surface. I’m going off memory here and don’t feel like or have time to check it exactly. The issue with the environmentalists in Dupax seems to be bigger than expected, and the processes in the Philippines seem very complicated and arbitrary... So again: finish Runruno, prepare everything in Nicaragua in the meantime, and then start with the move.

$230 per ounce for 5 million ounces. That makes over 1 billion in gross value added.

And we're worried...

Soon we'll be rich anyway. Runruno or not.

Sakura. I`m pretty sure that we will begin with 180 000 ounces