Teranga ResponseBelow is the response I received from TGZ: I apologize for taking so long to get back to you. I was out of the office last week and am just catching up. I understand and share your frustration. We are doing everything we can do on our end to under promise and over deliver. First off, last Monday we announced positive drilling results at Niakafiri last week. These encouraging results could result in the re-sequencing of Niakafiri in the current mine plan, filling in the production gaps at Sabodala to extend the life of open pit mining and to defer the start of underground mining. Analysts and investors seem to focus most on the next five years and Niakafiri could really help to change the look of this time period. Second, we are moving out of the penny stock zone. Last week we announced that we are asking shareholders to approve a resolution to go ahead with a 5:1 share consolidation. We are trading as a penny stock (sub $1) when the fundamentals of the company are very strong. Being above $1 will allow us to access new pools of capital many institutional investors Third, there is considerable news flow on the horizon: Q1 results at end of April, Burkina Faso exploration results, the Banfora feasibility study and a mid-year update on reserves and resources (which will include the Niakafiri results received to date). Finally, we have also done a considerable amount of marketing since the beginning of February. Last week, when we were at the European Gold Forum, four or five investors suggested that if we continue to deliver, we could be the next Endeavour. To your question . . . at this point we are not considering a share buyback. We need every dollar to fund our growth, including the Banfora development project, which could add more than 50% to our annual production profile once it is complete. Please let me know if you would like to chat more about what we are doing. I can be reached at the number below. Trish