Sure, the current focus is Woodlark, and rightly so, but I often wonder what's going on in Cambodia. Articles such as this one, https://geopacific.com.au/cambodia-kou-sa-copper-project/, certainly caught my attention. I wonder what's happening with it now?
The Kou Sa license has expired, GPR has applied for a renewal. A presentation to the mining department of Cambodia is required as part of the standard renewal process. Geopacific hasn't informed us yet about the date of this presentation. I'm sure Geo's are busy with Woodlark but I wouldn't imagine they could stall to much for time. If there's a nearly Jorc-able resource lying in Kou Sas tenements, surely there'd be others interested. I remember skimming over the new license fees. I'm no expert but they seemed very high to me. I've been looking for the link to the announcement I saw it in but can't find it. Bottom line is, I wonder if GPR might be getting pushed out of there? Is it possible that we're in a political situation, one that the Chinese are involved in?
The thing about it is, whatever market cap that GPR end up with - should they make it to production at Woodlark -, will easily double if Kou Sa gets up and running. Just food for thought while we wait for the financing package
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