Ann: Corporate Presentation, page-17

I am sure the management team and MOK have considered the best interests of all shareholders in their strategy. Not too worried about EBITDA because any cash burn for acquisitions would be supported by the new mine's additional revenue streams and its respective EBITDA. It seems that BDM is looking for operating mines not greenfields and MOK has a track record of picking up assets at cents on the dollar. Any selloff is probably shareholders looking for liquidity and I think most investors that understand the space will see the huge upside. Whilst extending the Ekati mine life is definitely not guaranteed, I would be surprised if the management and MOK haven't carefully analyzed the risks/rewards of this investment for BDM shareholders. Have faith - I see this slowly rising to $0.60/$0.70 over the next 12-15 months.