RE:RE:What I dont get is knowing what is being drilledI believe South32's management wouldn't announce topping up their investment from 15% to 19.9% without having a strategy in play so they won't needlessly pay through the nose for shares on the open market for the remaining 4.9% (~14.8 million shares). Nor would Osisika's management try to sell that amount on the open market either. Osisko's announcement on Oct 10th 2017 of divesting was past tense with specific dollar amounts. South32 made their announcement on Sept 14th 2017. South32's third party Financial Institution likely secured a deal for Osisko's 9,990,000 shares and allocation of their 4,500,000 (warrant) shares just prior to South32's announcement. This was not a fortuitous happening and it just makes sense for both parties. The remaining ~290,000 shares to get to the 19.9% have probably already been bought on the open market. The wording on both South32's and Osisko's announcements are telling. Sept 14 2017 - South32 to Aquire Additional Share in Arizona Mining Under the terms of the Forward Agreement, a third-party financial institution will seek to purchase the shares in the market over a maximum period of 12 months. Trading activity will occur at the financial institution's sole discretion, subject to certain agreed trading parameters. South32 will settle the contract in full in advance of commencing the program. The final cost is to be determined on completion and will be based on the daily volume weighted average price of the shares over the period. Oct 10th 2017 - Osisko Gold Royalties - Accelerator Model Update The Company also reports that it has divested its investment in Arizona Mining Inc. (Arizona) for gross proceeds of $32.5 million, generating a gain for Osisko of $22.8 million on the disposal of the investment, based on the cash cost of the shares. Following the divestiture, Osisko holds a 1% net smelter return royalty on all sulfide ores of lead and zinc (and any copper, silver or gold recovered from the concentrate from such ores) mined from Arizonas world-class Hermosa Project located in Santa Cruz County, Arizona, purchased for $10 million in April 2016. Osisko continues to hold 4.5 million warrants, each convertible into one common share of the Company at a price of $0.75 and expiring on October 25, 2017.