And of course, for the avoidance of doubt, we make no suggestion...

And of course, for the avoidance of doubt, we make no suggestion that any of the entities that we have mentioned have in any way taken part, or may be planning to take part, in anything that may be illegal or unethical.

It is just part of the game that when miners go broke- that their assets are often bought by other mining companies. It also happens that companies that have possible need of a capital raising, often find their capital raising proposals enhanced by news of a newly acquired mining project that represents a currently popular commodity or thematic.

Something like that.

IMHO DYOR