RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: Great Value The optimal solution is a new company with the New Mexico properties that are in advanced stage. The world doesn't need Tigris to find more resources. The world needs the type of uranium that's advanced in permitting towards production. That is exactly what's causing a supply deficit should the HEU-agreement not be renewed once completed in 2013. A combined company would have the flagship project, combined technical expertise to turn it into profit, and a former Energy Metals team to promote to investors when raising capital to make New Mexico go into production. It's a good combination, and I'd have to imagine they're discussing it, but perhaps these diversified portfolios of involved parties are the culprit. For example, Uranium Resources Texas properties are not at all interesting to Tigris that want to advance the New Mexico asset, and I doubt Tigris properties in Wyoming are of interest to Uranium Resources. New Mexico is what they got in common, and it's easier to raise money on the market by promoting that instead of coming out and saying "hey, we're two companies here looking for New Mexico money, but you need to pick one: you want the one with the Texas properties that keeps acquiring and acquiring and has a horrible stock performance, or do you want the one with the Wyoming properties and superhorrible stock performance but killer merit in having created Energy Metals?" What I think will happen is a larger company with New Mexico focus taking shape. Or they'll sit in disagreement until the one company runs out of money and the other takes them out - I don't think Tigris will their slow burn-rate and controlled major holders is easy picking.