no BSIf the anticipated recovery from OT is anywhere close to the projected 1 billion lbs of cu and 330,000 oz of au per annum for 35 years, at US$0.50/lb cu and US$200/oz net profit this would generate US$566 million per annum or US$ 374 million for IVN's 66% share of OT i.e. roughly US$1.00/share. This is pretty simplistic but that US$1.00/share of profit will eventually be worth US$10 to US$20 in share price, depending on the market. At the moment, IVN's other holdings have an actual market cap of a little over US$4. That portion will grow as well but OT is still a very large part of IVN's future worth, which is a multiple of where it stands now. The SGK will reach an agreement on OT; they are maybe less shortsighted than some investors would wish. They may be waiting for the Chinalco/Rio Tinto deal to close!