RE:RE:For those who listened......100% Return from ARLBefore you start your celebration, you might want to do a little digging. Yes, 100%+ is a great premium but it is nowhere near its true value. For the $CDN 71 million to be paid they get the project plus about $40 million in the treasury. Based on a feasibility study commissioned in 2006 by its then-owners Rubicon Minerals, with a 10% discount rate Kalukundi had an NPV of about US$163 MILLION. Yes, that is US dollars. Since then, it has gotten bigger and better. While cobalt price is off 9% the copper price is up 70%. In 2011 Africo announced that they had contracted to update the FS. For whatever reason, that does not seem to have been done. 1n 2013, they released the results of a 43-101 but curiously, under the "Mineral Reserves Estimates" and "Economic Analyses" sections it says: "This section is not relevant to this Report." I wonder why? Now, does this sound like the minority shareholders should be happy with? I won't bother going into the background of the controversial figure behind Camrose.