Ann: WA State Government Assistance Further Benefits SOP Project, page-11

O.kay, so those not following it looks like Gold road resources might be onto  another little something in the yarmana. If what they find is good it will encourage our cashed up Barbara Anne to get her kit together and go and have a look on our behalf. GOR mkt cap up 17 mill on the initial find. Almost a bag for us!! So we could expect perhaps 1/3 of that rise- i.e- not getting economies of scale which GOR do+ plus we own 1/3 now,  but deducted from that are any cost impositions and the fact that Barbs could get hungry if she starts nugget collecting.

https://hotcopper.com.au/threads/an...isible-gold-at-gilmour.4582533/#post-36909748

Then add this

https://www.miningnews.net/feasibility/news/1353279/the-best-undeveloped-projects-of-2018

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Perhaps the key criterion to our BUPs is low-cost, high-margin assets with the capability to maintain strong financial returns through the commodity price cycle," Argonaut said.
"The quality of such projects enables a broader range of financing options, underpins likely development as well as increasing M&A appeal."
Last year the list had 11 projects and in 2016, 10, which Argonaut attributed to "the lack of projects entering feasibility stage as a consequence of low investment in exploration".

Regis Resources' McPhillamys gold project in New South Wales, MOD Resources T3 copper project in Botswana, Kidman Resources' Mt Holland lithium project in WA, and West African's Sanbrado made the list for the second year running, while Salt Lake Potash's Lake Wells potash project in WA made its third straight appearance.

Agrimin's Lake Mackay potash project in WA was on last year's list but didn't make the cut in 2018 due to it no longer meeting the criteria,
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I wonder why Agrmin fell by tye wayside and our neighbours made the prestigious list?