MW, where are you? MW, We miss you on the board. With the Kimpar liquidity event on Jan 3, FNR's NAV increased by ~C$6.2 million and the Kimpar project should now be able to proceed. Even better, FNR's total cost for the Kimpar (now CPK) interest was C$1.2-2.0 million. This is hard to figure FNR's shares of Kimpar went from ~45.2 million to ~50 million and I do not see the cost, if any, and I'm not sure where the C$500,000 cash paid for 5 million CPK shares came from. For now, I'll assume it was from FNR. Max cost to FNR was most likely less than C$2 million. Market value of the 22.15 million CPK shares at yesterday's close was C$8.86 million. That is at least a C$6.86 million (344%) profit in less than 13 months. Note: FNR aquired the Kimpar interest in mid-Dec 2010. Granted, the CPK share price will fluctuate; however, the key is not the next 6 months but rather what happens over the next 2-5 years. Tom has stated all along that the oil cash flow is not the end point but rather a foundation for both a growing dividend and to fund the mining projects...which are more long lived.