Over the years IVN have refuted several news articles. Below are a couple of more recent ones and from memory they refuted at least another one or two during their Mongolian incarnation.
26/11/2014
https://www.ivanhoemines.com/news/2...nt-near-the-platreef-project-in-south-africa/
28/1/2015
https://www.ivanhoemines.com/news/2...ions-in-globe-mail-story-about-platreef-mine/
These previous news articles (from memory) had no lasting impact on IVN.
Greenbuffalo's link suggests IVN can show they have dealt in a reasonable way in the DRC. By extension NZC as well?
Such articles as the one by Bloomberg do create a range of speculation until (if ever) all (sufficient) the information is made public. I will leave it to IVN and Bloomberg to take this wherever it leads....
This posting of a news article about oil companies in Senegal shows the range of HC speculation that can occur.
From the NZC website: Mark Arnesen has had significant experience in accounting/financial roles, some in Africa including 3 years with Moto Gold in the DRC. This combined with Adam Smits African experience should help Nzuri navigate the path to mining at Kalongwe.
Not many companies make the distance from discovery/acquisition to mine but NZC IMO are rounding the last curve and heading for home - hopefully with only a few obstacles in the way.
The London presentation, at a guess, was, in part, about addressing one of the last major hurdles - sourcing finance for a mine at Kalongwe.
GLTAH
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