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Lydian International Ltd T.LYD


Primary Symbol: LYDIF

Lydian International Ltd is a gold focused mineral development corporation engaged in exploring and developing precious metals assets located in Armenia and Georgia. Its main project is Amulsar Gold Project (Amulsar) in Armenia. It owns the Amulsar Project, through its wholly-owned subsidiary Lydian Resources Armenia. Amulsar is a compelling opportunity for a large scale, low cost operation utilizing open pit mining and conventional heap leach processing.


OTCPK:LYDIF - Post by User

Post by templetooth2on Aug 02, 2018 2:43pm
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Gotta admire the buyers

Gotta admire the buyers
Volume so far today is about 1.6 million shares. I don't know who could possibly be inspired to buy in light of today's news, but I'm not one of them....yet. Not a good situation when the creditors start putting you on 2 week deadlines.

At Q1, the project cost overrun was estimated at $40 million US. There might have been a small window for the company to sell another quarter billion shares in the low 30's before the revolution but it's really hard to see a way forward here. Can we really expect the Euro Develop. Bank to come to the rescue of shareholders?  Wouldn't they be more inclined to protect themselves with a first lien bond at nosebleed rate of interest, and death spiral conversion terms? Anyway, time will tell.

Just a comment: don't you find it discouraging to discover the enviro wackos are proven to be a more reliable source of current news?

Comic relief: I remember a Wall Street Journal article from decades ago, interviewing some luminary of the business world. This gentleman ventured that becoming a great success wasn't really all that difficult, one only had to observe a few simple rules. First of these rules was never do business with anyone whose name ends in -ian. This indicates the person is Armenian, and they are smarter than you. This stuck with me as I was living in Edmonton and the Ghermezians were building West Edm. Mall at the time
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