Ann: Quarterly Activities and Cashflow Report, page-44

Can i just add that there is 1001 assumptions at play here.

they raised because they had to. That's pretty clear... they got caught. Bad luck.
the market sucked at the time.

guys this is a junior Explorer.

The fact of the matter is we're drilling for copper in an area where it's a bit more pricey to import resources, etc... now we've got the sealift, so there's that money saver.

they did tell us some holes were getting prioritised first. Now we're waiting on the rest.

@Jithubqueen7 you're obviously feeling very strongly as though you've been jipped somehow. That's some pretty hot talk there of going through legal pathways.

If that's what you want to do, good luck... just please do it gently, and don't burn them out, as they currently have a lot of our money, and despite the sentiment shared by some of you, I actually genuinely feel they're trying very, very hard for both us and them.... despite a few communication styles needing some fine tuning.
I know I'm going to get grilled for saying that... it's how I feel though.

Legit, speaking for myself, I like it when a company isn't afraid to give bad news. It actually builds trust with the shareholder base.
When bad news is delayed or downplayed, it creates anxiety amongst the shareholder base, and all that just manifests into projection and downward spiral.

I really like Dave, and I really enjoy Dan's written pieces in the quarterlies etc.

I'm going to keep holding. We've got some proper catalysts coming up, and I'm looking forward to the outcome of those.
I would expect a raise first quarter next year, based solely on what has been clearly relayed on documentation.

cheers guys.