I think Kogi has the opportunity to go beyond $10. In fact, it...

I think Kogi has the opportunity to go beyond $10. In fact, it may sound utterly ridiculous, but I have a very strong feeling Kogi could reach as high as $40...given Kogi resists all the temptations and pressure to sell the company. Why? Mainly because of...

1. What I've seen accomplished by an experienced mining management team; Efficiency & Follow Through.  All the steps taken to get Kogi operational have been set forth in record time, with hardly a hiccup. A successful company is run by great management.
2. Given all the information you investors have provided on your posts, what stood out the most to me was how Kogi works closely with the govt of Nigeria...some of y'all have indicated Kogi's position of being a monopoly, a cartel, a gatekeeper. Those are powerful descriptions. Might I add potential modern day robber baron.
3. Steel demand across the world vs. Africa: Africa is the only continent projected to need MORE steel in the coming years. So why import from other countries; it would be more cost effective to buy / transport from Kogi / Nigeria. Refer to Randosmit's post below.
4. Potential trans-Atlantic trade with the US. Once Trumps tariff stunt ends, and the US Infrastructure Act takes place...Kogi could potentially be a 'go-to' steel supplier; considering the lower cost of Kogi steel vs. US produced steel.  The major steel producers in the US operate with old outdated steel equipment and plants...I read articles all the time about how the big 3 are always having to make cost effective adjustments just to stay in business (alive). Kogi should have one of the newest steel producing plants in the world, hopefully more advanced with the newest technology.
5. We live in an era of vast connectivity, and fast  communication. The word about Kogi will spread like wildfire all across news outlets and the Internet. Investors now have access to investing tools that allow them to buy in, globally, at a moments notice.
6. Africa IS the next big industrial boom. Africa is untapped when it comes to modernization. Like I said before...Kogi could potentially be the next Carnegie Steel.

But then again, I could just be out of my frickin mind!!