Ann: Review of Corporate Strategy and Board Restructuring, page-33

In principle AAU already has good range of potential strategies, as you have highlighted in your posts @stevenjd. I also think the low capex gold oxide plan is a good one. So I am wondering whether the corporate stragety advisory group is a compromise of some kind to guarantee the support of one or more potential future investors. Allowing an advisory group to get a close look at the projects and the nature of the relationship with Geominera and the Cuban government could be a way to expand the number of institutional investors that are comfortable with where AAU is going.

This is conjecture on my part, as I don't really understand why AAU needs an an advisory group when they already appear to have strategies that can work well. Which path to take should become clear depending on circumstances, such as future metals prices and what offers AAU and/or Geominera get for any divestment.