RE:RE:43-101 Yes, I agree. I have been saying this as well. A consolidation must take place first, that IS the primary deal & an important step in timing. This tidal wave flash crash has really taken the air out of any momentum Eco may have benefited from in PPS.
No suitor wants a bunch of satellite entities to then have to organize & merge, neither does the Colombian Ministry of Mines. To consolidate puts Eco in the primary position to capitalize on that consolidation. The "run at AUX/Eco Oro" will only happen (IMHO) when the several groups (contingent land holdings) are coraled & merged, that takes time as well.
I really don't see Mubadala as the "white knight" who will acquire Eco Oro, but rather a well run Major miner willing to buy the consolidated group of explorer/concession licenses, assembled under one roof.
See section 4 in this 43-101. Please note ALL the "pending" Concession applications one since 2008 thru to 2013, although small land tracks. The map 4.2 ,"Eco Oro mineral tenure" Pg. 8 really makes a compelling statement for consolidation ASAP. Money will have to be raised, sooner then later, this all becomes very expensive as Eco moves towards Pre-Feasibility Or additional drilling to increase the M/I. They are sitting on a very large deposit.
GLTA