Two weeks ago, Daws assured investors that samples would...

Two weeks ago, Daws assured investors that samples would definitely be taken to the IMnI conference. Yesterday, the Chairman effectively walked that back, calling it “highly unlikely.”

Let’s be clear: they’ve had six months to secure the necessary permits. Six months. Now, with full mobilisation already underway, we're incurring significant daily costs—estimated at $10,000 to $15,000 a day—and still, not a single drill h
as turned.

How long do we pretend this is acceptable? Are we meant to wait another three months? Four? Five? When exactly will concerns be considered valid?

I’m concerned now, and frankly, any shareholder paying attention should be too.

I’ve raised this issue on four separate occasions and have been consistently assured it’s under control, that we have a “direct line to the ministry.” That line, it seems, has gone dead—or worse, was never connected.

Meanwhile, capital is being torched at a breathtaking pace for a drill campaign that remains entirely theoretical.

Accountability doesn’t begin after the damage is done. It starts *now*.