Appreciate you "looking out for everyone", but comparing OBM with its predecessors is like comparing apples and oranges.
No debt, mill is finished, cash on hand for further exploration, ore is stockpiled and ASIC has plenty of wiggle room.
Your sentiment has been noted.
OBM has taken a hit like all of it competitors purely because risk is back on and the Australian dollar is looking stronger by the day.
There is no reason to think they will meet the same fate as others who have tried to turn davyhurst into a producer because guess what..... they have already done that. Turn that dirt boys.
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