I’ll address this once, clearly.
Your personal attacks are noted — but irrelevant. What matters here are facts, and on that front, you’re outmatched.
Let’s begin with Com Port (also referred to as the Japanese Port), which sits roughly 25km from Ira Miri. While you dismiss its viability for bulk manganese export, AWM Holdings FZCO — the world’s largest shipper and trader of manganese and Estrella’s largest shareholder — has reportedly assessed the port and is comfortable with its use. That alone should carry more weight than your anonymous commentary.
You may not be aware, but this is the same AWM that moves over 2 million tonnes of manganese per year globally. If they’ve run the numbers and are satisfied with logistical viability — I’ll defer to their commercial judgment long before I entertain your ill-informed skepticism.
As for your suggestion that I’m "ramping" ESR — let’s get something straight. This is a first-mover, frontier exploration play targeting a manganese-rich basin never commercially drilled before. A 90-hole campaign in a virgin district, with early evidence of extensive high-grade mineralisation — backed by the world’s largest manganese trader — is not “ramping.” It’s recognising asymmetric potential.
On legal matters, yes, opinions on HotCopper won’t sway a judge. But they do inform investors. Tenure disputes matter if they interfere with economic activity or rights to minerals. So far, nothing credible suggests that Estrella’s path to developing Ira Miri is impeded btw, Auric on the other hand!
I share insights and research in good faith. You’re free to disagree — but do it with substance. Not slander.
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