Western Copper and Gold Corp T.WRN

Rick Rule Interviews Sandeep Singh

[EvenSteven27]

[Oakie1]

Steve, I watched the post, and was impressed with Rick Rule's quality questions and with Sandeep's answers. My questions to you are: 1. What happened that Sandeep left Osisco so abruptly? 2. somewhere I think I remember he was fired because he had irreconcilable differences with the BOD.Is that so? 3. Do we know what those differences were, and should it concern us? In other words were

[EvenSteven27]

Oakie, please read the following. It should answer all questions and alleviate all fears:  Sandeep Singh fired abruptly

[EvenSteven27]

Shares in Osisko immediately lost 10 per cent of their value amid the uncertainty and a vacuum of information.   AGNIESZKA STALKOPER   Osisko Gold Royalties Ltd. OR-T chief executive officer Sandeep Singh was fired after clashing with the board of the mining and streaming royalty company he helped turn around. (this was a persinality clash with Sean Roosen. I have spoken with

[EvenSteven27]

Here is a part of what went on:    The change also comes after Mr. Roosen received a lukewarm reception at Osisko’s annual general meeting, garnering only 77.9-per-cent approval from shareholders, the weakest of any board member. Mr. Singh, by comparison, received 99.6-per-cent approval.  

[EvenSteven27]

Here is the other part of what went on:   Historically, Osisko’s business model deviated from its competitors because, in addition to purchasing royalties and streams, it took direct stakes in junior miners, a strategy that hasn’t always worked. Under Mr. Singh’s leadership, the company has concentrated increasingly on becoming a pure-play royalty company.

[Marine2]

Steven, I just wonder where  Mr. Singh’s leadership will take Western Copper & Gold ? I believe Rio has some kind of control/option @ 9.8% here,, this is a big problem ! IMO M2

[Oakie1]

Steven, Thanks for your response re Sandeep Singh. Good info, and I am sure our BOD vetted him well before they hired him. M2, re your question, I think Mr. Singh's experience both as a CEO with Osisko and as an investment banker will be helpful, especially in the area of his banking contacts, and his ability to bring other interested parties to the table to give RIO some competitive tension