Im assuming every bit of cash we invest on the infrastructure and project assists in illustrating an assumed ownership and a fuck you to the carnts.19M cash on hand - why are they still working on completing the camp? Assume it's an optics piece but fuck me dead save the money
Im assuming every bit of cash we invest on the infrastructure and project assists in illustrating an assumed ownership and a fuck you to the carnts.
Burn rate includes investing activities which shouldn't need to happen again now that drilling has stopped. So we actually have 4.59 (18.949 / 4.128) quarters of funding available at current cost of operating activities. The key question is what percentage of this operating cost is legal fees and how much can we expect that amount to grow with the additional court cases we now have.19M cash on hand
$4.1M for payroll, administration and corporate costs; and
2.7 Quarters left at our current cash burn rate.
Assume the pineapple purchases were hidden among the corporate costs.
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Cash burn included drilling and early works costs. Both finished now. So have 4 quarters of cash left based on current corporate and legal expenditures.19M cash on hand
$4.1M for payroll, administration and corporate costs; and
2.7 Quarters left at our current cash burn rate.
Assume the pineapple purchases were hidden among the corporate costs.
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Im growing impatient on the inevitable.....
The labor being used is recruited locally. Good, meaningful employment for them.Thank fuck for some sensible comments.
There were people here whinging about why were we continuing to spend money on developing the site and drilling.
You just answered one MDRY, it was necessary to keep developing the infrastructure to prove our ongoing commitment to the project and people of Manono. And those drilling assays proved the project was worth far greater value than the previous DFS stated which is vital for negotiations (including JV negotiations) and future agreements
I hope they are maintaining some work for the locals and continuing to support health and education programs in the community......ongoing support from the Manono community is vital in demonstrating we are there to develop the project and provide positive benefits to the lives of those living in the region.The labor being used is recruited locally. Good, meaningful employment for them.
Keeping the locals onside never hurts either.
And will look good in court.Thank fuck for some sensible comments.
There were people here whinging about why were we continuing to spend money on developing the site and drilling.
You just answered one MDRY, it was necessary to keep developing the infrastructure to prove our ongoing commitment to the project and people of Manono. And those drilling assays proved the project was worth far greater value than the previous DFS stated which is vital for negotiations (including JV negotiations) and future agreements
Should be enough for some quality Caps18 and change left, there's been a deal done, portion sold etc (money inwards) otherwise whole show is dead in the water with the cash burn rate. So while its always been we're f#cked or not, this gives me confidence we're very safe.
Burn rate includes investing activities which shouldn't need to happen again now that drilling has stopped. So we actually have 4.59 (18.949 / 4.128) quarters of funding available at current cost of operating activities. The key question is what percentage of this operating cost is legal fees and how much can we expect that amount to grow with the additional court cases we now have.
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Cash burn included drilling and early works costs. Both finished now. So have 4 quarters of cash left based on current corporate and legal expenditures.
why are they still working on completing the camp? Assume it's an optics piece but fuck me dead save the money
Geez.....Deleted my last comment it was shithouse/emotion driven - cheers