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Cerro De Pasco Resources Inc C.CDPR

Alternate Symbol(s):  GPPRF

Cerro de Pasco Resources Inc. is a Canada-based mining and resource management company. The Company is engaged in mining, developing and exploring its wholly owned 6,000-hectare (ha) Santander Mine in the highly prospective Antamina-Yauricocha Skarn Corridor, located approximately 215 kilometers (km) from Lima. It is also focused on the development of its principal 100% owned asset, the El Metalurgista mining concession comprising mineral tailings and stockpiles extracted from the Cerro de Pasco open pit mine in Central Peru. Its Quiulacocha tailings deposit covers approximately 115 ha with tailings deposited in the Quiulacocha Tailings Storage Facility (TSF). The Excelsior Stockpile is located over 175 km north-northeast of the city of Lima in the Region of Pasco, Peru and covers a surface area of 67.92 ha and contains approximately 70 metric tons (Mt) of broken rock. The surface area of the Excelsior stockpile lying within the El Metalurgista mining concession is approximately 35 ha.


CSE:CDPR - Post by User

Post by BueBoyon Sep 27, 2021 7:24am
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Thoughts?

Thoughts?This may sound daft after such a long delay but I still think this still has legs and one day will make investors some money. Problem has been management dropped the baton. Seems to me they went into a gunfight against Glencore with a pea shooter and got a smacking. Then there was no back up plan and here we are months later.

Management should have known you don't take on Glencore without holding all the aces. A gentleman's agreement was never going to hold water with Glencore when they know the resource is huge but they don't know how huge. Asking them to sign away all their processing facilities in return for CDPR taking on the social responsibility was too much in lost dollars for Glencore to accept.   

Hopefully management now have a plan B and recent stock volumes indicates news may be close. It should all be simple. No expensive mining - all they need to do is process a mountain of tailings. 

 
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