Your biggest problem as an Inca shareholder though is that now that he and others have gone ...and you have no executive and no technical experience at board level, there is no one to maintain a scientific exploration process. Yes, they could rectify this and perhaps in time they will find other geologists but the outgoings will be far higher as they will need to pay industry rates. No more 30 day a month and 18 hour days from one person. More like two or potentially even three personnel on rotating rosters to cover Rob's old workload alone.Those people will also have to catch up and become familiar with the last three years work...more time wasted and more expense. If only there was genuine technical expertise at board or exec level!
I'm also curious about how you think you know so much about Rob's alleged actions as there has been no Inca announcement that I can remember detailing any such theory. I know it couldn't possibly be any director giving selective (subjective or egotistical) briefings as that would be illegal and no company director would be that stupid!.
Sentiment: Great ground, no exploration manager, no experience at board and management levels so leaves me thinking results will be a long way off.
PS They didn't discover the phosphate ground, Rob knew it was there and available so had the foresight to peg it and Ross Brown had the foresight to like the idea.
My thanks to the now disbanding technical team for a great 2022 field season.
ICG Price at posting:
2.2¢ Sentiment: Sell Disclosure: Not Held
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