Check the company website and you will see a pit empty of water.
https://www.eclipsemetals.com.au/projects-overview/?location=ivittuut
Yet now it is full to the brim. So that picture is misleading, unless the company already has the assurance of the government of Greenland that it can pump all that water out to sea.
I think shareholders should contact EPM and ask whether they have that permission. I shall do so.
If EPM doesn't have that permission, and can't get it, the purchase will be an irresponsibly acquired dud. Shareholders' money down the drain. There is no escaping that conclusion. You can't mine in a pit filled to the brim with water.
Check the company website and you will see a pit empty of water....
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