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Originally posted by mcfj: ↑

A few would be disappointed that the Directors are making a contribution of 2.4m! The benefits within each resolution excludes the inability to vote on these resolutions, including associates.

Holders will have an opportunity to determine the viability of these options.

Seems a reasonable and intelligent person would interpret the confidence of Directors and participation of them, as a positive.

Company announcements are the only reliable information. The outlandish down-ramping accompanied by claims of buying in would be a hint that Axiom has money making potential.

Court proceedings would indicate a reason for the hush surrounding recent events, so don't expect much on these issues for sometime, might also explain why recent updates on mining announcements are non existent, and that relates to other companies!. However the company has stated it is on track for mining and still awaiting outcomes from applications. Good on the Landowners and Management that are sorting this debacle out. Have a read of these factual announcements, don't rely on my word alone, or anyone for that purpose. Company announcements are a great source of factual information certainly not charlatans or opposing representatives of 'other' companies.

GLTA Holders, tribes and landowners!

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Thanks mcfj, great statement again.
All the best,

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AVQ Price at posting: 5.9¢ Sentiment: Hold Disclosure: Held
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