Hi @Fish3 I agree the market can be a bit...pardon the...

Hi @Fish3

I agree the market can be a bit...pardon the pun..fishy sometimes. It'll sink in.
It was only two weeks ago I posted this on the takeover discussion..

Hey I'm not well versed in WA Heritage agreements but I seem to remember
Deg has at lest 1 more with regard to Malina (can't remember name) that is not
scheduled to be negotiated until/by Nov 2023. Anybody else recall that?
My thought is, and I may be wrong....
Wouldn't any TO bid most certainly require All Heritage Title Agreements
to be finalized?

I thank you for refreshing my memory about the Environmental Impact Assessment.
That may have been the one with the Nov 23' tentative date scheduled.

Im sure this mining agreement was long in the works before I posted the above. It makes
me smile to think the boys at Deg just may peruse our discussions on occasion.
If so you may take comfort your astute observations and assesments haven't fallen on deaf ears.

No Champagne corks flying here...yet. As you say and we all agree the EIA is the next big box to be ticked.
I'm confident Deg has made every effort to expedite this agreement as well.
Overall, Im impressed with the comprehensive and diligent approach focusing on building
a mine and getting Hemi into production and on schedule.
The takeover conversation shouldn't be discounted...but we all want Deg to mine this.
If there is any take over may it be an all share swap. Long term shareholders have already been
hit up 3 times to fund Indie and ensuing drill programs for Hemi. We will be hit up again for a portion
of the CAPEX. Any all csh takeover would just be another kick in the teeth resulting in TAXES.

Aside from that, the awaited drill results should continue to grow our gold endowment.
We will have plenty by the looks of all the wonderful google earth images posted on the threads
by @Gmeister and @midterm...Great work guys..Keep on posting.

Cheers