Misreading the situation20 Mar 2018 14:58
I'm surprised you are all so negative. You seem to dismiss what has been achieved and ignore the potential.
Those who recall be invested in Mariana Resources, we had exactly the same thing. Then it all changed with the Hot Maden discovery.
But most small AIM miners are just explorers hoping that eventually their luck will change. Very few ever make it into production and just use shareholders to keep them afloat. With Ariana you are buying into a producer with a Mkt Cap of �15m. Peer comparison shows we are hardly premium valued on any matrix. Then there is the margin. Lower quartile costs (not sure why anyone thinks they should be lower) and price inc. silver of $1400 p. oz giving a thumping margin of $800 per oz. Red Rabbit of course has the potential with Tavsan to go to 50,000 ozs p.a. (50%) and we have 4/5 satellite pits to still fed the mine. Other projects like Kizilcukur owned 100% by us, are likely to be sold into the J.V. at some point. And of course there is the monies owned to us by the J.V. which has just started to be repaid.
So we are profitable, have a massive margin, only need 2 years to clear our loan, in 2 years will more than double production and will hopefully achieve similar results with The Hot Gold Corridor as Mariana did (sold their 30% of Hot Maden 5 km south of our project area for $170m) We own 100% and our area is much bigger.
The Chairman has been upping his stake. We have taken on a PR agency, and we are weeks away from what will no doubt be further excellent production results.
You can try & find fault and talk yourself into selling, but surely that is short sighted. Look at the here & now & the future. There's little risk to the downside, but get great potential to the upside. I honestly think this is one of the cheapest & most underrated goldies on AIM at the moment. I don't think that is going to last much longer as the numbers speak for themselves. Good luck to you all. These are only my opinion of course.