Sp3, you say:
" The Tungsten project, if acquired, will not become Uran's priority or focus.
This is a side show.
I have no idea how much money will be required to further develop these opportunities. I dont believe Uran will fund this project with the current cash in the bank.
There are multiple of options available to Uran to seek funding but for now, their focus is on Uranium."
I would love to know what REALISTIC options Uran have available to seek funding.
They dont appear to have any track record of success and I would be keen to hear the views of existing shareholders on whether they would kick in for a share placement or capital raising for this or any other project of Urans.
Not intending to antagonise but I couldnt see any realistic hope of institutional or investor support to provide these guys further funds based on existing merit.
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