Another interview with some interesting points:- Seems that the...

Another interview with some interesting points:

- Seems that the resource for La Demajagua will get up to at least 2 million oz gold eq. which is a lot of upside over what is carried in the scoping study to date... and still talking about development starting early 2023... with production in 2024. Obviously funding is the biggest barrier and we likely won't see a whole lot of excitement for AAU stock until funding is sorted. If this was in Australia (2 Moz gold mine 2 years from production), it'd be trading at a $100M+ market cap on this project alone at this stage.
- The $5m convertable note seems to be the preferred option. I assume the main objective of the upcoming London/Toronto visits is to get that sorted and lock in funding for the explo program.
- El Pilar appears to be the focus project after La Demajagua. If this is the case I'd much rather them put the bulk of the $5M convertable note towards this project to get it as mature as possible before spending too much exploring the other projects. Interesting to note in this interview that Brian says he's aiming for mining of El Pilar (should explo be successful), 1 year after La Demajagua commences production... that'd be 2 mines up and running by mid 2025. Would be a rather amazing achievement if they can pull it off.

Let's see if the roadshow can lead to some new investors on the share register, finalisation of the convertable note, and maybe even some new analyst coverage.