Ann: Change in substantial holding, page-17

This is your comment and the first comment in this thread regarding the substantial holder notice.

"Only 137.5mil shares left"

We should add this comment to your "Mali is in the Horn of Africa comment".....lol and your RSG would consider accepting $1 for Ravenswood.........lol.

It's clear you are implying by your comment that the holders in this substantial holder notice intend to sell all their remaining shares in RSG. Just pure and unsubstantiated speculation and down ramping like all your posts.

With a little research it seems that there could be othere explainations for the share sale by Zeta.

What are you going to say when the remainder of these shares don't get sold. Are you going to apologise for your unsubstantiated scaremongering? I doubt it as you have clearly exposed yourself as a downramper prepared to use any flippancy to try and make your points.

No one is pretending the company doesn't still face a few challenges, but challenges forge success in this game and the company is meeting most challenges so far; recently raising US$150 million of credit funding for development with no share dilution or fuss or bother; developed Tabakoroni open pit to make up production shortfalls during UG mine developmemt at Syama, delivering record oxide production and an AISC for the oxide circuit for the Dec quarter of A$742, paid A$15.2 million in dividend payments for the quarter; commenced drawing ore from the sub-level cave mine which now has over 15km in development advance. By my previous estimates this amount of development is roughly equivalent in tonnage terms to all the ore that NST has hoisted from all of its operations over the last 8 quarters of production to Dec 2018, an outstanding feat.

Keep knocking the company all you like but if the Syama development works out Syama will be one of the best gold mines on ASX IMO, better than any single operation owned by NST, SBM or RRL. I've still got to work my way through EVN and OGC to see how their assets compare to RSG's Syama project. Esh