Ann: Change in substantial holding, page-5

He tweeted something about how good open pit mines are the other day too. Not everyone likes them though, particularly if you live near a proposed one and are being offered a pittance for the home you have to move from so a refinery can be built. Underground mining is usually much easier to begin without opposition, especially when the plant and tailings facilities are already in place to process the ore. If Nanjia is tapped to finance something along those lines at this MC though, it's a takeover. They'd have upwards of 90% ownership and we still wouldn't have enough to get the job started. Because Scott inexplicably turned the concentrator off a couple of years ago after restarting it for 5 minutes. That was his judgement call.