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7936567 Canada Inc SWYDF

Stornoway Diamond Corp is a leading Canadian diamond exploration and producing company. Its principal business is the development of its flagship asset, the fully-owned Renard Mine, located in Quebec, Canada. The company intends to grow its business through the exploration and development of its mines. Stornoway also holds interests in a portfolio of exploration assets across Canada through owned properties and joint ventures. These properties and joint ventures include projects such as Adamantin, Qilalugaq and Pikoo.


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Comment by mjl777on May 12, 2014 2:28pm
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RE:Shareholder Value History & Forecast

RE:Shareholder Value History & ForecastI would point to a couple of things. First, the leadership group at Stornoway failed to recognize that the strategy that was being championed as the optimal approach for Renard (& Stornoway) was ex. high risk (and BTW, IT STILL IS TODAY) and not even REMOTELY aligned with market conditions (Kaiser hit the nail on the head - Renard is an exercise in Quebec patriotism). In addition, they were unable to perform a simple risk assessment when these decisions were made. Anyone following this company knows that a conservative approach for developing Renard was warranted (just look at the value of MPV!). Instead, what we ended up with is the exact opposite strategy. First, a high risk strategy followed by unnecessary dilution and asset conveyance destroying value, followed by a low risk financing deal - the key feature of which is excessive dilution. BTW, if the price of the public offering ends up being set at $2.00 or more per share, I will take it all back. Until they deliver, it is open season and a lot of valid criticism can be leveled at this company. JMHO.
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