Justis, I agree with all the positive developments that will hopefully occur this calendar year, but what will halt TRYs disastrous share price collapse is some boring on mining, albeit mining profitably.
Management need to lower their heads, get stuck in and make sure that every operator onsite is skilled in what they are doing. No more issues with roads, no more issues with drilling (Azimuth was able to get a lot of drilling done, I am confounded as to why TRY have so many issues, if they need to do more forward planning drilling wise, then get it done).
Anyway, TRY is now cheaper than many explorers on the ASX, yet it has a plant built, 49% in another one, 4 years of production, future payments of AUD $10m+ for its 49% ownership and a great suite of acreage. I think management should be worried about their jobs, not necessarily because they will be removed by shareholders, but because other operators could surely do a better job and may decide to do something about it. 6 months is all I can give the current management.
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