Ann: RareX Business Development Strategy, page-21

There it is.

Two years too late and many many tens of thousands of dollars later, the Weld North experience is over. Passing into the sunset of other company things that started off somewhat promisingly but just... didn't... quite...

Positive was that the company tested (drilled) it. Negative was that it continued to quietly hold onto it aftwards and kept putting shareholder money into it. Personally, I would have preferred some new Cummins areas drilling or maybe even some test drilling at Mt Mansbridge but that's what we have a Board for, right?

Let us all take a moment to reflect.

Ok, moment over.

Two new companies battling going to battle it out for the new rights.


By the way, Durrant or JR if you are reading this (which I'm reasonably sure you eventually do), Red Dragon is still the wrong name for the new thing. I've said it a couple of times already and I'm saying it again now. Don't rehash it from St George. Its' time has well past and there's no reason to keep it because someone else did a sampling program and stuck a few holes near it a decade ago and called it that.

It's a whole new thing now and "Plumridge" is a much better choice.