Those Lawson comments are interesting ;
… “Spartan boss Simon Lawson in March told The West that after getting advice from Ramelius boss Mr Zeptner, his Spartan team unearthed the Never Never deposit, a discovery that turned around the fortunes of the perennial battler.
“I had several chats to Capricorn’s (Metals) Mark Clark and Ramelius Resources’ Mark Zeptner about what they had seen in the area in terms of the geology and both were very helpful,” he said.”
…. To me it comes across as him inferring he may have put strategic energy into bringing a very knowledgeable mate into 8.95% second place on the register (just 1.04% behind Tembo’s 9.99%) by ‘brokering’ the Tembo sell down - to some extent at least?
If so then his management of the destiny of this company including its’ shareholders is being most carefully considered.
But why didn’t Mark Zeptner buy NRW’s 6.14% stake at 58c two months ago?
- That was a considered sale that went to buyers who are still under the 5% ‘plimsoll line’.
Given Simon’s mention of his early helpfulness alongside Mark Zeptner’s, I wonder if Mark Clark of Capricorn was one of them?
However it works out I’m feeling genuinely appreciative that Simon is putting care into looking after my money and genuinely appreciative that those sitting way above me on the register are feeling the same way about what sounds to be quite a (collective) lot of shares.
cheers
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