These risk warnings are required for a reason amd should be read by responsible shareholders. It is a clear outline of the risks the company faces. Not all of them, but some you won't see the company telling you about anywhere else other than a prospectus.
Prospectus are the only place the company is really legally required to advise you of a risk prior to the event or before circumstances unfold. The rest of the time holders are the last to be told, after there's a "material impact", which is too late for holders.
I quote.....
"Will require substantial expenditure"
Where is that money coming from and at what cost? A) Dilution? B) Debt and interest bills? C) Both? D) Nowhere?
Read carefully and don't say you weren't warned. It's there in black and white. Don't take it from "downrampers", take it from the companies own legally required document and disclosure.
Read the prospectus and in particular the risks section...
MXC Price at posting:
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