Also, the rest of company is worth a lot...As good as Miwah seems to be, it isn't EAS' only property. Indeed, EAS is/was set to deliver 43-101 numbers for Bawone/Binebase and Abong Jasperoid this year, too. (Whether they will now, seemingly focusing all their energies on Miwah, I don't know...) I believe those numbers in the aggregate were slated to delineate somewhere around 3 million ozs. of gold.
Further, the company has lots of uranium. They have one property alone that has an historic 22 million pound uranium resource. I know that uranium is currently out of fashion and that Mongolia has had its ups and downs, but the property they sold a couple years ago was NOT their best uranium property.
Further, they have some large and promising copper/gold projects in Indonesia, that majors have sniffed around in the past, that also have meaningful historic resource calculations.
APART from Miwah, I back-of-the-envelope figure that EAS has 3,000,000 ounces of gold, 30,000,000 ounces of silver, 25,000,000 pounds of uranium, and 850,000,000 pounds of copper. (Calculated from here:
https://www.eaminerals.com/s/Overview.asp?ReportID=284147)
So, even without Miwah, this company is a good buy. They have many promising properties and a management with intelligence, industry, and integrity. That they have access to capital is also a huge plus. Add Miwah to all this, and, my goodness... What a nice investment!
GLTA longs!