RE: Hillview5 Jun 2023 18:51
Evening Trev. It's a shame some decent posts have been removed. As I said earlier I have a few filtered mainly because I really can't be bothered in reading their uneducated dross so i can only assume it was something one of those posted which resulted in the deletion.
I'm as frustrated as the next person. I don't think we'd be normal if we were totally happy with the fact this damn permit has been going on for over 2 years. I am of the opinion (still!) that if it was going to be refused then it would have been months and months ago. I also agree the communication has been diabolical to date and as investors we deserve better.
Having said that, I know the BODs are very upbeat and it's for this reason I stay positive. Liberium have said H1 for the permit. They would lose a lot of face if this didn't happen and surely they didn't make this prediction with no basis? Then there's the Singaporian funders who wouldn't just commit cash for no reason.
I've always been positive unlike some (maybe wrongly) and firmly believe we'll see something by the end of the month. If and when this happens I hope we can all move on and look forward to the massive potential which is EML to be realised.
Hayden is more a money man, so the fact he is continuing as a director says to me he'll shortly be earning his salary to help secure the best financial deal for us. He has a lot on his plate with Marimaca so there must be a need for his expertise with us. GC has a wealth of experience in building and running mines and should come into his own later this year. I do hope also he (or preferable Hayden) will do the media rounds when the permit is granted. We need the sp to move on as we've been suffering long enough. I've lost track of how many years i've been here (5+ I think) so like everyone we want to see some return for our investment. I firmly believe GC is the best man for the job and the other directors should see us through the finance stage.
On your 'cost' question. Most definitely the FS build figures will have increased possibly by up to 10% but by the same token the potash price has risen so in my own mind, things will balance out. Either way, we still have an impressive asset with high earnings potential.
To finish my question is what was the reason for the 300m shares potentially to be issued and mentioned in the AGM statement? Surely that's too much to allot to the directors so I'm wondering if it could have something to do with the equity portion of financing? I'm guessing but would be interested to hear opinions.
Evening all