RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Financials look okThanks wilwal. Cote "potentially" can host higher-grade pockets...but we are talking ~2 g/t of discontinuous lenses. I can’t say too much being a former IMG employee but a lot of exploration dollars has gone to try and find a starter pit or higher grade resource on the belt since they bought the property. Even then, there is a large capex for even a smaller operation because they are essentially starting from scratch with permitting and infrastructure (scaling-up a mine is not the lions share of capex). A poorly thought out strategy from inception – a $600 million “oops” with a $1 billion start-up cost to mine something <1 g/t in fresh rock. Read Letwins “condemned to excellence” article to see the delusional mindset at the time. He was touting low-grade and now he is crying for higher grade. The prevalence of high-grade gold discoveries is indeed declining but when everyone decided to go ‘smaller, efficient, high grade” IMG went “large, low-grade, under a lake” which translates to huge capex, tighter margins, and highly levered to POG. Lots of much more robust deposits have been bought and put into production since the acquisition of Cote. Again it was a gamble that hinged on gold staying >$1600. Seeing a theme here with how IMGs gambling has played out?