Ann: 30% CU Intersected in Narrow Sediment Horizon at Wodger, page-127

Agenda?

I think that BBV alludes to the possibility that Michael Fotios has, as his agenda, the taking over (virtual if not real) of AUR and in the process make it his own, in the same way that Horseshoe Metals became his baby. HOR has been a black hole for its ordinary shareholders for nearly a couple of years now because of that monopolisation. I used to hold HOR shares when it was transparent. That was when Neil Marston was the manager. He left about 20 months ago and since then the company has virtually come to a standstill. It's an awful situation!

Will AUR go the same way as HOR?

No way!!

Might AUR and HOR get together one day?

Maybe!