Ann: Acquisition of HighGrade Copper Exploration Project in Chile, page-71

no not saying they are mugs, but a lot of them a reconsidering their operations there. I suggest starting your research with rio tinto.
https://www.fticonsulting.com/-/media/files/latam-files/insights/articles/2021/jul/mining-royalties-elections-constitution-chile.pdf?rev=6dc4b6db16764a3d8e91bc3f8e12035c&hash=E989613C09536D06F79B7CA1CAE6BAA2 is a good start to explain the new proposed tax increases cutting profits by 50%. and yes goes into detail on sovereign risk, especially as copper resources in Chile looks to be nationalised.

performance rights are common when something has been achieved adding value. What has the current management achieved apart from using third parties to pump share price and collect on their success paid for by the shareholder.
1 cent on dollar is based on value of resource based on comparable resource size and depth.

As I have said I am a big holder, and would love for this to succeed. It still might. But please don’t attack my view point without having solid evidence to back it up. Happy to be corrected where I am wrong, all about improving due diligence. But ramping a stock based on speculation rather then a companies track record does no one any favours.