this company any good?, page-11

Arpeccio- I acknowledge it is worthwhile to investigate coys before buying-in.

but the most basic of research would have clarified most of your questions.

may I suggest, that at the very least, you might like to go back and carefully read all the presentations over the last two years.

that will give you the background, and explain where WCL sees its future.

WCL has never had a t/o offer.
it has only ever had tyre-kickers.

the Petro proposal I gather was done and dusted, and only needed the signoff in Beijing. But that never came, because of their fear of the political risk they associated with Aust at the time.

that must have changed, because now we have another private Chinese group trying to buy WCL on the cheap.

WCL have now ticked most of the boxes.
once they execute the GSA which should come before end March, then WCL will know formally what their field development will require.
then WCL can formalise its funding, on the back of a material GSA to a blue chip customer.

game changer!