Green green green!, page-8

The interesting thing imo is that mgmt think they are 'protected' by OCP (the largest SH and creditor) and as a result act like they are bulletproof and can do what they like.

The Chairman even signed a consultancy agreement to work directly with OCP which SH thought was unusual and asked for transparency to maintain some semblance of integrity. Both Paul Harris individually, and the Board collectively, quite unbelievably, repeatedly refused and then about 6 months later, the ASX intervened and forced the necessary disclosure.

Unfortunately, there are many examples of mgmt not acting in all SH's best interests imo.
These have been carefully compiled with legal advice to suggest that there is a very strong (and ever growing) case to answer.

In the mean time, the Walford Creek deposit speaks for itself and can't credibly be hidden. It is a monster and is world class.

The pain of watching incompetence and questionable activity should be fully compensated by a major re-rating (north of $1+).

You can't keep a good thing down. Go you good thing!