RE: RE: RE: I bet Batero takes a run at these guys You posted this article a few days back saying:
TGR: Does a merger between Batero and Seafield ultimately make sense?
PH: In many ways it does because the two projects are next-door neighbors. Having shared infrastructure and shared roads makes sense. However, both Batero and Seafield are run by very competitive CEOs, so coming to an agreement about who wears the trousers may be difficult. There may be too many egos involved for a merger to occur. That said, they have some important shareholders in common that could eventually try and push them together.
And that's the point. Seafield should merge with Batero but with Seafield's management in charge. Seafield needs to put pressure on Batero.
Great results from Tesorito will raise this pressure. Batero was hyped up to 6,30 Candollars in March 2011.
About time that something like this happens to Seafield... .