Hi Spec,Don’t think it is worth getting too frustrated about,...

Hi Spec,

Don’t think it is worth getting too frustrated about, history would show investing with PNR you have to have a more “go with the flow approach” rather than solely relying on anything definitive.

Whilst I have been critical of others not having a solid plan in the past, it’s not only PNR who currently on the surface appear to be heading in all directions. I get the feeling talking to companies that the bullish gold price rise and increasing free cashflows is driving a reconsideration that everything is back on the table … New short term opportunities or more expensive and expansive options that previously cash strapped miners could never entertain ie. drilling, planning and restarting numerous U/G mines concurrently.

As an investor I would always hope that management consistently review what is the best options for the company within the limitations of their capacity. Still believe PNR is in the best overall shape ever, the Scotia ramp up will be critical to near term production but longer term the higher grade underground plan will deliver for shareholders.