i think the biggest problem is mining the deposit . I mean 2k down by 15 meters wide by 15k long .. How would this be done? The best outcome for POD would be for a company with deep pockets to take it over via a share swap, then sit on it, and work the mining logistics. If it was mined and processed into a concentrate on-site, it would probably need a billion-dollar plant . I predict more capital raises when they run out of money. In the end, when capital raises fail , it will probably be sold to, or taken over by another company. A dam shame , but mining is a tough game. Challice CHN should do a share-swap for it. Traditionally, management sits on these companies and gets the public to finance them, swapping management periodically. look at Australian Mining for example. I could imagine a circular bore to extract the mineralized ore, but would it need to be 2k long? i don't think it's going to happen, at least not in the short term
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