Ann: Chairman's Presentation to Shareholders, page-9

Agreed and for those of us that have what I regard as a more balanced view on 'geopolitical risk' I think the stars will align for MYL. IMO, around the time MYL is either running an auction for what could be well over 100 million tonne resource or preparing to sign on to finance for construction, the perceived country risk in Myanmar, which is largely around Rohingya issues, could well be resolved and a thing of the past.

The project itself could by then have several pits and underground in the works so a valuation of 70c to $1 seems very achievable. Not bad for a 2 year return.