As I mentioned Seamus is happy to talk to shareholders directly...

As I mentioned Seamus is happy to talk to shareholders directly if you have any questions. He’s also planning a questions and answers session that shareholders can dial into.

He told me what ASXs requirements were but he is very cautious about getting them offside by criticising their requirements publicly as he does hope to one day list DNK on the asx again after work has commenced on the new project and they start proving up the project.

The indemnities are such that DNK would easily loose the 30 million it currently has if they were to wind up. Seamus is confident that no misrepresentation of information will be found and the will not have to pay any money however winding up before the time period ends would be enough to trigger a legal case.

They sold the Potassium project because they couldn’t raise the funds. He is confident they would not have the same issue with a high quality copper/gold project.

In the end he plans to relist ( probably on NSX ) and you will be able to sell your shares if you are not happy.

The easier option would be for him just to delist the company. Apparently that’s what some of the major shareholders want. He is going to go to the trouble of trying to re list to allow shareholders options.

At the end of the day you are free to believe what you want. I have only tried to relay what was said to me as best as I can without causing issues for DNK ( eg by upsetting the asx ( which Seamus seems very mindful of doing ).

I emailed Seamus Sat morning. By Sat afternoon he responded and wanted to arrange a time to chat. My first available time was 4 pm Mon and he called 4pm on the dot. Most directors of small caps won’t even respond to my emails so I can’t fault Seamus here. At the start of the phone conversation I was probably a bit hostile as I am also a very frustrated shareholder. By the end of the conversation I chose to believe what Seamus was telling me and that he is doing the best he can for shareholders. Again, you are free to believe what you want. I’m merely trying to inform shareholders. I may be naive and have been fooled by a clever sales pitch, who knows.

GLTAHs