RE: My hope1 Jul 2020 12:28
Quady - steady now.
A lot of this is supposition, I think even you would agree?
Therefore much of what most posters say does carry merit. Ergo - might I suggest that by digging even deeper with your response, you would find that no-one will 'lend' CGP the amount of money required that allows them (CGP) to progress with development, simply because the lender might not want to be a minority partner in a bigger picture, they would probably want it all. Similarly, CGP don't make any money from any of this until post production....which, by then, is too late to keep CGP afloat.
In summary - the longer CGP shareholders deliberate, the greater the value of their shareholding dilutes. UNLESS.........unless they believe that the longer they leave it and the closer they gets to an ENSA bid/takeover, then the greater their return during that sale/offer.
But do we agree on one thing atleast - from a CGP perspective this cannot go to production - it will see the demise of CGP when SOLG snuffs them out?
Ergo - SOLG is steering towards a takeover?