Yes. The milling problems are far from resolved. Let's see what the court has to say about it. If TBR/RND don't have success in court the value of their ore stockpiles will grow huge in the next 5 years if they can't find more milling capacity. Maybe at that stage they can tap the state on the shoulder to build them a mill to process the hundreds of millions worth of unprocessed ore. Apparently that is the new way of the world. If you get into trouble put your hand out to government. They can print the whole world out of trouble apparently.....lol.Esh
Ann: Quarterly Activities & Cashflow Report - June 2020, page-9
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