AJQ 3.13% 3.1¢ armour energy limited

Converting the CN's into AJQ equity is just one option. The...

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    Converting the CN's into AJQ equity is just one option. The other is to simply repay the face value of the notes in cash, at a profit, and as an AJQ Shareholder I prefer the latter option.

    The BHP scenario as I see it would have absolutely nothing to do with a DGR takeover. I am referring to a Company (BHP) with the size, knowledge & skills to monetise our gigantic Nth Qld tenements. This is the work that is required that will in time add the high growth to Armour, this work actually needs to be done in order for shareholders of AJQ primarily to benefit (with DGR to proportionally and secondarily benefit). BHP will profit according to the terms of its agreement for the work and output they achieve on our tenements.

    Good luck with your DGR and SOLG but best we just stick to AJQ in these threads.

    GLTH
 
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