Post by
JohnnyBurnette on Oct 20, 2022 3:33pm
Thought Question
I realize that RCF holds a lien on the Prairie Creek property. But I'm wondering what happens in the case of default. Suppose minority shareholders don't approve the offer in place: Question #1 can RCF just take possession of the property, leaving shareholders out of luck and the company out of assets? Or would the company declare bankruptcy requiring RCF to go through a bankruptcy court to obtain monies due them (but not necessarily the mine?) Question #2 let's assume again that the vote fails and further that they have the property but that NORZINC is in the dustbin. What becomes of the approved permits if the permit holder no longer exists?
I'm asking these questions as I'm beginning to see that RCF has as much if not more to lose than I do.
anyone who knows the answers to the questions above please answer here.
Comment by
JohnnyBurnette on Oct 25, 2022 8:55am
<< crickets >> LOL. I love a good game of chicken.
Comment by
JohnnyBurnette on Oct 26, 2022 7:53pm
I'm in the States, and the volume on our board completely dried up. I see that over a million shares sold in Canada, can anyone tell me at what price?
Comment by
stupidemails on Oct 30, 2022 12:01pm
Hi JB, between 3 & 3.5 cents Canadian. Cheers
Comment by
JohnnyBurnette on Oct 31, 2022 3:36pm
Thanks. I sure hope Halloween doesn't get the way of Parks filing their approval today.