One would have thought the official increased resource calcs for Epanko would be comforting to project stakeholders as well as shareholders.
For example: the government of Tanzania, which is both a stakeholder and shareholder; BASF; Thyssen Krupp; the Koreans, Japanese and Vietnamese checking out the product quality; others in Europe & possibly USA; and KfW. That is not to mention prospective shareholders and stakeholders and possible providers of subordinated loans.
Undoubtedly it will test the imagination of those with a creative negative bent to come up with a downside spin, but I am sure they can do it.
Ann: 127% increase in Epanko Mineral Resource, page-19
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