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Originally posted by Sheps1:
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The future will be amazing if we get a shovel in the ground in my opinion. Demand for high grade silica sand in the world will always be there, and from my research increase. In the next 5 years 40 million tons extra will need to be made available to meet demand. We will eventually supply possibly 6 to 8 million of this 40 million tons. A short fall will only push up the market price. Asia/ Pacific glass alone will require 20 million extra tons in the next 5 years. Hopefully from us. The supply and demand for ethically sourced sand in my opinion will make VRX a good long term investment. An important supply chain for big ethical glass companies around the world. The foundry industry as well. Bruce has come from old school mining, and once/if we get approvals he should sit back and reap the rewards and let the new generation get the company into the world market. As for an investment. I am in big. It is a punt with big risks. The risks only lay with environmental protection in my opinion. I am a big believer of preserving the environment, yet firmly believe that mining if done correctly can return the environment to a good standard or even better if done well. I manage regenerative farms, and deal with influential Western Australians. People who could buy this company many times over. They are waiting for it to be derisked. They know the hurdles to get approvals. With big risks, big rewards come if it all falls into place. I am a punter, who hasn't stopped punting.
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Bruce has come from old school mining, and once/if we get approvals he should sit back and reap the rewards and let the new generation get the company into the world market. Bruce was a middle manager- !!! Absolutely zero previous skill set in being a SENIOR manager- let alone the CEO of a PUBLICLY LISTED COMPANY Perhaos when he “PIVOTED “ to sand !! He realised that he could look after himself and shaft the very people that actually gave him a chance to step up- be responsible- be a leading respected CEO , Thankfully I actually made some $$$$ and sold 99% not long after the German bullshit spin from mgmt to line their own pockets I do hope- sincerely- for all holders who have done their $$$ l-EPA and new mgmt could actually have this company worth what it should be!! all personal opinions of course
Originally posted by Sheps1:
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The future will be amazing if we get a shovel in the ground in my opinion. Demand for high grade silica sand in the world will always be there, and from my research increase. In the next 5 years 40 million tons extra will need to be made available to meet demand. We will eventually supply possibly 6 to 8 million of this 40 million tons. A short fall will only push up the market price. Asia/ Pacific glass alone will require 20 million extra tons in the next 5 years. Hopefully from us. The supply and demand for ethically sourced sand in my opinion will make VRX a good long term investment. An important supply chain for big ethical glass companies around the world. The foundry industry as well. Bruce has come from old school mining, and once/if we get approvals he should sit back and reap the rewards and let the new generation get the company into the world market. As for an investment. I am in big. It is a punt with big risks. The risks only lay with environmental protection in my opinion. I am a big believer of preserving the environment, yet firmly believe that mining if done correctly can return the environment to a good standard or even better if done well. I manage regenerative farms, and deal with influential Western Australians. People who could buy this company many times over. They are waiting for it to be derisked. They know the hurdles to get approvals. With big risks, big rewards come if it all falls into place. I am a punter, who hasn't stopped punting.
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