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Excellon Resources Inc T.EXN

Alternate Symbol(s):  EXNRF

Excellon Resources Inc. is engaged in the acquisition, exploration, and advancement of mineral properties. The Company is advancing a portfolio of silver, base metals and precious metals assets The Company’s project portfolio includes Kilgore, Silver City and Evolucion. The Company’s Kilgore project is an advanced gold exploration project in Idaho. The Kilgore gold project is located in Clark County, Southeastern Idaho. The Kilgore gold project comprises 614 lode mining claims and consists of approximately 6,788 hectares (ha). The Silver City is a high-grade epithermal silver district in Saxony, Germany. The Evolucion property covers 31.28 square kilometers (31,280 ha) and 17 km of strike along the Fresnillo trend, a silver district.


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Comment by holographicbreaon Jul 07, 2018 6:22am
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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Feeling a better after talking to Nisha IR

RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Feeling a better after talking to Nisha IR

This Excellon forum is a great source of information thank you all.

Just as a question, what are we looking at here, is it normal for juniors to miss on NR this often and over this amount of time?

or is this a fairly common occurrence? either on NR or just any promised information?

What is a normal way the companies to address this

do they apologise and try to put it right

or do they say nothing and it just appears at a later date?

I can understand why they would not make a public anouncement about that as everyone and there dog would then know that they had messed up

The reason that I think it would be good for some kind of apology, is not for them to say sorry per say.

but in doing so they acknowledge that they are owning it and that it is there responsibility to be accountable for what they are promising and that they are trying to put it right.

That way everyone feels a bit more assured that they are trying to put it right and they are on the share holders side and not just doing what ever agenda they have.

I remember in an interview with Keith Neumeyer he was asked what is your top priority in your businesses and there was no hesitation and there was a lot of potency in his answer, which was " my top priority is to look after the share holders" he was very clear on that point.


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