Sure, SR experience at MinRes is impressive, but let’s not kid ourselves into thinking that guarantees success here. Building a mining services company is an entirely different ballgame, and it’s going to take more than a strong resume to pull this off.
M4M, on the other hand, is a junior company that has yet to prove it can deliver on even basic exploration goals, let alone succeed in a highly competitive, capital-intensive industry like mining services. It’s one thing to know what to do; it’s another thing entirely to actually do it, especially with limited resources and a shaky track record. Let’s not forget the graveyard of companies that have tried to pivot into mining services and failed miserably. Even with capable leadership, the odds are stacked against them. Unless M4M can demonstrate tangible progress and something more than glossy announcements, this feels like yet another speculative move. Experience is valuable, sure, but it’s not a free pass to success. The burden of proof is on M4M to show this isn’t just more empty ambition. For now, scepticism isn’t just justified, it’s essential.
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