RE:RE:RE:Ros is a no brainer There are several ways this can go:
1. Production. The company now has both the talent and the capital access to move to production. This is a great negotiating option should suitors fail to offer full value.
2.Full takeover in less than a year. The problem with this option is that ROS shareholders will not know what the full value is because it is not physically possible to determine full value by Q4/21. Too much land, not enough drills.
3. Full takeover late 2022. Full value will be much closer to determination.
4. Focus on MS, MN and Kaybaya now, sell those particular permits late this year for a viable mine, then continue to prove up the rest of the targets while adding to the land package. Repeat.
We will get some insight into company thinking when we see the major update on their airborne survey and their drilling plans for the rest of the year.
Systemtogo wrote: Yup this will be a $2 or $3 stock eventually. It won't get taken to production. ROS will get bought out by end of year. Mark my words!