@wittu
halte ich durchaus als plausibel das FIJI Druck gemacht hat
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@Daniel1991 Hi allAs promised here is the recap I received today, Ive decided best to just go bullet format with the main points, ive received permission to share this information as none of it is sensitive.
1. Fijian government is pushing to start the mine asap as Vatakoula is beginning to miss on targets (most of the highest grade ores are exhaisted after ~80 years or so) and as it has a large contingent of trained miners ready to go the government would like to have Tuvatu in production. This credit raise was based on the desire to avoid delayed timelines and the price achieved was unfortunately heavily affected by shorts and selling hence the price achieved. It seems to be the case that gold funds are experiencing heavy redemptions which as we know sometimes the best performers are the ones to be sold as it locks in the least loss.
2. The mining license was extended 11 years which was enabled in conjunction with Lion one providing consulting services to the Fijian government which included updating the mining code. The government all levels is very friendly towards this project; at this point jurisdiction risk is effectively zero.
3. The spending on the mine development has accelerated and many manufactured and custom items have been completed, the majority of the equipment is en route and the aim is for the equipment to match a 500 tpd mining level, remark was that with the grades theyre seeing in the 500 zone, even at 500 tpd it could be up to 100k Oz a year.
4. Further funding is to be achieved primarily via hybrid debt, hopefully no further dilution, and they intend to have a detailed release of funding and plans to get into production prior to christmas.
5. A side effect of the BD was to increase liquidity as this company tends to be bought and held.6. Everyone is looking towards great upside in the SP and $1 CAD is a joke.