So no new funding by capital increases so that is settled. I will take all of the listed costs of mining reflections stated below and move on once again with profits based on company management decisions.
A buyout is good for me for sure. Everyone would win except for the non-holders who post here all the time.
Whatever goes down will mean profit for holders of EUR so just a matter of waiting for decisions.
We can all sit back and wait for the stock market to reward us. Everything is a lot clearer right now for EUR Holders.
The costs of mining the mine are definitely not reflected in capital increases but, as usual, by partnerships, financings, subsidies, grants or, in the case of a takeover, entirely by third parties.
The next weeks and months will be very exciting for our company and we are all sure that European Lithium will give us all a lot of pleasure. Already now, based on an official resource size that is probably only about a third of what is expected from the latest drilling results, both PFS and Frist Berlin in your research report come to results significantly higher than current prices. If hard facts in the form of partnerships are added, the stock market should reward them. (Taken from the Attached Quote Above)
http://eurolithium4.wpengine.com/investor-dashboard/
Take a look at Key Data on the dashboard so that you are aware of what is going down the tube. The more you know about your investment, the better! Good Luck All.
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Shares on Issue |
545,724,526 fully paid ordinary shares |
| 1 |
Restricted Shares[/B] |
101,978,820 fully paid ordinary shares escrowed until 20 September 2018 |
| 2 |
Options Outstanding[/B] |
201,310,000* |
| 3 |
Market Cap[/B] |
AUD$141m (@ AUD$0.26 per share) |
