Ann: Brisbane Mining Conference Presentation, page-25

Yes, the long term is looking good for MKG. Unfortunately, MKG was quick to follow XGD on the way down but it's taking a long time to follow XGD on the way up. Liquidity has also been an issue with small sales driving the share price down. And many potential buyers want the cap raise out of the way.

They currently have 868k (at 1.2gr) shallow resource, which can be expanded both horizontally and vertically. With the new identified targets, they want to add ounces from new targets first. The MD is hoping to increase the resource to 1.5 million ounces by the end of this year, and to 2.5-3 million ounces by the end of next year. He is saying 2 million ounces will be enough to develop a mine (the link to the interview is below which was published around 2 months ago). They seem to be following the footsteps of TIE which is also located in the same country with a market cap of $851 million.