MavYou would be correct in terms of getting information by...

Mav
You would be correct in terms of getting information by simply calling the company, except that the company doesn't actually answer the questions.
If they released the information in a timely fashion, and that information was reliable, there would be no reason to post here. Unfortunately they haven't and still don't release it. We have never seen one document from the Greenland government explaining why any of the 4 failed EIA's failed. Why not?

Also, I posted 34 different communications and dates of those communications the company sent to the ASX claiming different milestones by a date. Look through my posts and you'll find it. Subsequent to the communications the company missed every single milestone and date that they themselves put forward. So I would be a bit skeptical of anything you get over the phone, calling the main number.

Also, just for the record. in the fall of 19 the company said the EiA would be approved by October, instead it was rejected. Then we heard it would be fixed by December, then that was changed to it being done in January. Since then the company said it was going to be April, and the latest projection is now that it will be done in June.

Again, as far as I can see, the company has still not released anything from the Greenland government that would allow us to know exactly what the GOG have told the company is required. Obviously, that information of what is being required by the GOG, to bring the latest EIA to be submitted, whenever it is actually submitted, into a state where it would actually be able to be approved would be helpful to we shareholders in terms of having confidence in our shares. But no luck from the company so far in the last 13 years, so good luck with your phone call.

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