with ALL its shareholders. Whilst the large shareholders and...

with ALL its shareholders.

Whilst the large shareholders and those who have held for a long time may have faith in the future of RND, I think it's time for the Board to communicate with its shareholders in a 'best practice' fashion. This is not happening at present with communications to RND remaining unanswered and no information given on the strategy behind the Liberian deal. What harm would it do for RND to correct this? None that I can see. Not everyone can be long term shareholders and for those who have bought shares say within the last five years should rightly expect some meaningful comment from the Board about the thinking behind Liberia.

Yes one can sell out but this is easier said than done when so few shares are traded. As I write there are only buyers for 10,500 shares. Besides I do not want to sell out of RND when it has such a good gold mine.

Messrs Demis, Billis and Sklenka, I know you can do better by all your shareholders.

It all so unnecessary.with RND's stake in the Kundana mine, I see in a brokers chart for the current year, is anticipated to have the second lowest AISC of any gold mine in Australia.