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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Orezone Gold Corp ORZCF


Primary Symbol: T.ORE

Orezone Gold Corporation is a Canada-based gold mining company. The Company is engaged in the exploration and development of gold properties in Burkina Faso, West Africa, focusing on its 90%-owned Bombore gold project (Bombore Gold Mine or Bombore Project). The Bombore Project is a open pit gold mine situated approximately 85-kilometer (km) east of the capital city of Ouagadougou. The Bombore... see more

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Orezone Gold Corp > Yet there are people on this board who thinks the CEO knows
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Post by drunk@noon on Apr 27, 2024 9:52am

Yet there are people on this board who thinks the CEO knows

something better to do with the money. My way is invest the cashflow in increasing our ownership in the Bombore gold mine. The CEO wants to spend the cashflow by aquring and building another mine. 
My way means the shareprice has to adjust once phase 2 is up  and running or the share woulld go from trading at 50% free cashflow moving towards 100%  as the first year of  free cashflow is deployed in buying back shares. Rather than buidling another mine. The shareprice would half to adjust. You don't have a company free cashflowing 80 cents a share trading at 80 cents.
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