AIS - General Discussion, page-107

Please @Ramsay35 -
Can you say approximately, or when, this actually occurred at Jaguar mine, & with these fateful operational decisions ?

Help us to see this in the timeframes of the shareprice trajectory please - since, or following from when the Roundoak acquisition occurred

Was there significance & did it occur that key Jaguar mine operational staff left the company, when Aeris took over ?
Did this happen?
And is this related to what you are saying, with mining decision’s subsequently?
(Was there also any perceived risks to working there if major fault line involvement ? At the time there was an acute WA mines labour shortage ongoing and competent experienced and particularly managerial staff would have been being poached by majors or at least had other options to go to and even maybe increased wages? I don’t know )

Also even the seismic incidence , this is lost to me for when it actually occurred ? - though I recall the announcement at the time.

Really appreciated, Thankyou.

I think for shareholders and any new investors to feel
confident, everyone would like to understand actual risks and parameters that important for Aeris mines.
Mining has so much risk, costs are high, dangers ever- present and Aeris would also want safe work environment and sites ,
but need to comprehend the overall AIS situation.
I lost a significant amount of money here which is/ was hard to forgive though moved on from now. Still stings and everyone has been hurt for sure.

Obviously everyone is glad that Jaguar is on care and maintenance now.
Everyone wants the best for the company.& for copper prospects and price to be favourable in nearterm.
But it’s been painful.