Eagle Mountain
It's my understanding that President Yannis Tsitos and COO Eric Fier both left for Guyana yesterday to begin preparations for mine construction at Eagle Mountain. They aren't wasting any time when it comes to putting the funds from their recent financing to work. Being roughly only 6 months away from production, it has been a bit of a wait but 2015 is shaping up to be a monumental year for Goldsource and its patient shareholders. And with all the political turbulence going on around the world, strength in gold/silver seems justified and likely to continue which is an added reason to hold tightly onto your shares.
While the company likely got some attention at the recent Vancouver Resource Investment Conference, for the most part I think Goldsource is flying way under the radar of most investors, and surely institutions. But with the way management has executed their game plan the past 15 months, that is likely to change as Eagle Mountain nears production.
GLTA
Scott