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Teranga Gold Corporation T.TGZ

Teranga Gold Corp is a Canadian-based gold company with assets is production, development, and exploration situated on prospective gold belts across West Africa in Burkina Faso, Cote d'lvoire and Senegal.


TSX:TGZ - Post by User

Comment by lumpy13on Jan 30, 2019 11:06pm
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RE:Best Grandich quote from his last private call

RE:Best Grandich quote from his last private call Reaper:  I don't disagree with you but rather than spending months and months bemoaning TGZ, I have spent my time and efforts on investigating other opportunities.  TGZ is what it is and Young is what he is.  I actually believe the company is developing some good projects but he is a disaster at promoting the company.  (When I raised this with him directly a year ago, he responded his focus was on achieving results, not IR.)

I have noted this previously on this site.  On 9/27/18, I recommended a few investment alternatives. Interestingly, no one responded.  My first was GCM.  Since then it has risen 54%.  The second was SAND, which has risen 36%.  This compares to TGZ, which has risen 12%.  

Peter Grandich knows mining (probably better than I) but isn't infallible and I can't understand why he, too, is so fixated on TGZ.  

WIth NSU, he didn't trust mgmt, thinking they were focused on their own good.  Similarly, you thought they were prioritizing a strategic partnership investment to the detriment of the shareholders.  You both bailed as you didn't see an improvement on Lundin's C$4.75 offer.  I stayed around and sold out at after Zijin's C$6 offer.  (That being said, I've also made my mistakes, the worst being EGO, where I'm down almost 40%.  If you think Young is a CEO disaster, let me introduce to George Burns.) 

I continue to own a position in TGZ, albeit relatively small.  Increasingly I think there could be acquired, at a 30-50% premium.  

Feel free to continue going after TGZ, but for me, there's more in life.
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