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09/07/23
15:27
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Originally posted by rosencrantz:
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well, katy, Westgold are not out of the MGV takeover picture despite the misleading statement in their announcement that ' Westgold’s offer will close at 5:00pm (AWST) on Monday, 24 July 2023 and any acceptances will be null and void. Any self respecting Any self respecting corporate lawyer would have advised the WGX Directors that in the event that acceptances for their bid exceed the minimum acceptance condition of 50.1% Westgold will be obliged - under takeover law- to proceed wit the issue of the WGX shares to those acceptors. It is conceivable, if highly unlikely, that Ramelius slips on a banana in the next few weeks so that its offer consideration is inferior to that of the offer from Westgold. So, no, katy, ' WGX ARE NOT OUT' This minor lesson gives me an opportunity to air what I believe is in the works in this Murchison region where there are presently 5 mills and in excess of 10million resources of gold owned by seven companies . So let's include the resources in MGV and GCY and GBR and MEK and AME to those owned by the big two being RMS and WGX. I suspect that the RMS MD and the WGX MD are cognisant of and responding to their respective insto shareholders who see the advantage in a merged Murchison district scale gold producer that can effectively use the considerable cost savings in haulage and staffing for annual production of 500,000+ ounzes . It places the merged entity as Australia's 3rd largest gold producer. The Ramelius CEO has the undoubted credentials to orcestrate such a consolidation but it is entirely possible that WGX leapfrogs Ramelius with strategic acquisitions of the minor players to become top Murchison dog.
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500k ounces only including the Murchinson ? + second and + potential 3rd hub. Sky is the limit, big league game