The little mine that could

Once upon a time there was a little copper mine in Botswana working approximately 10,500km2. of the Kalahari copper belt with over 18 prospecting licences coupled with 17 licences for prospecting the Kalahari Manganese and the Kraaipan Gold Greenstone belt extension covering more than 15,000km2. Chugging just chugga chugga chugga chugga chugga chugga chugga chugga toot toot. Then one day some lenders came along and said hey little copper mine we will give you 200million USD to turn your mine into a mid-tier copper producer. Now we know MR Market liked the sound of that considering Botswana is one of the safest places to mine and all in the region. So this liitle copper mine took the 200milion USD and started to chugg just chugga chugga chugga chugga chugga chugga chugga chugga toot toot. The more he chugged the more MR Market liked rasing his offers to the lofty heights of 1.7 per share. When from out of nowhere the sceptical but greedy wolves were seen off in the distance, savouring some easy prey, ripe to stripped back and taken.. This little copper mine not wanting to succumb to a meal on the table didn’t answer the wolves and just kept chugging, chugging just chugga chugga chugga chugga chugga chugga chugga chugga toot toot. All of a sudden the meal wasn’t so easy so the wolves started to howl and hunt in packs, whilst small setbacks ensued they eventually compounded and became larger issues. Mr Market all of a sudden wasn’t so nice and began to say the little copper mine needed to go. Management had opportunities to recover but was not mine Savvy to foresee the technical and productive issues on the horizon low CU prices and rainfall in Botswana crippled a little copper mine who had to make payments on its 200million USD loan. The little copper mine just kept on chugging chugga chugga chugga chugga chugga chugga chugga chugga toot toot. Now the vultures seeing the wolves closing in on a meal which they had to work a lot harder for than anticipated. decided that it would be their easy meal in the future and began to circle. Again Mr Market decided to lower his price undervaluing work and time required for a little copper mine in Botswana, but the little copper mine didn’t mind it just kept on digging chugga chugga chugga chugga chugga chugga chugga chugga toot toot. Now it would seem that the one rock holding the little copper mine together is starting to grow weary of the wolves and vultures, not to mention Mr Markets unsettling offers each day. But the little copper mine just keeps chugging chugga chugga chugga chugga chugga chugga chugga chugga toot toot. Now this little copper mine for all his chugging over the past few years has significantly improved, he is behind on his repayments and owes some payments settled outside court. Mr Market still thinks he is not a Mid-Tier copper company, However should this little copper mine in Botswana continue to chug eventually the debt will get repaid, the wolves will give up, the vultures will follow the wolves and Mr Market will all of a sudden see the little copper mine as a mid-tier copper producer again then what will Mr Markets offer be?
To answer the Question for the down rampers
Yes the little copper mine has a long way to go yet, However it had a long way to go at the end of 2012 and the threat of VA has been on the cards since then so to say the company wont come out of Suspension is a guess at best and a large one at that. The engine is getting stronger but still needs to chug the longer it chugs the better chance it has of being a mid-tier copper mine.
Once again lads beers at the Moe pub when the little Mine that could become the Large mine that did.