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Woulfe Mining Corp is a mineral exploration company. It is engaged in the acquisition, exploration and development of mineral properties.


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Woulfe Mining Corp > CEO Black and other named directors to WOF
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Comment by kilgoron Jun 05, 2015 8:20am
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RE:CEO Black and other named directors to WOF

RE:CEO Black and other named directors to WOF
I concurr.... this is good news.  The only questions I now are:
  • isn't there a conflict of interest having a CEO run two competing firms in the same industry? How can he represent the best interests of both?
  • Is our new CEO and the team going to leave Almonty (sometime in the future) and be solely dedicated to our company. After all, their mine will be exhausted in two years.
  • If they are going to merger Almonty with us, I am still concerned about the exchange ratio of our shares to Almonty.  And if the majority of shareholders turn that down (assuming Almonty is not the major shareholder), what is Black and et al going to do? Manage both companies?
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