Any day as of today we should expect the results. The critical...

Any day as of today we should expect the results. The critical part may not be the results in themselves, but how the management handles the results. This is the case both if the results are good or bad.

If results are not good, it is all about how they will dangle the/a carrot and given Zambian licence, it seems it will be like a case of how to fool us.


If results are good, it will firstly be a case of shareholders having to keep fingers crossed the management not stuff things up or get the project into complex situations (litigation etc, AKA Lawyers value meal, instead of shareholders value), Secondly, a case of focussing on shareholder value not for example trying to sell us cheap in a T/O so they can wash their hands off this and look for a quick exit to go and enjoy the accumulated $$$alaies they have fetched.

One may also want to ask the question of "The Mates" ...