RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Not sure what to take away from this...Brodeur, nope, sorry but if you look back through EAS's press releases far enough, you'll find that all of the drilling that has taken place at Miwah was done pre-2011. There is no indication that they have drilled there since then. I'm pretty sure the Miwah Research Model and Inferred estimate from EAS (I. Taylor, 2011) referenced in their current Investor Presentation (pages 14-18) dates from data collected about 10 years ago or earlier. Miwah is still "no go". And given the furious international protests that occurred back then when people realized exploration was going on in a Protected Forest Reserve, it is hard to see how the Indonesian govt politically could approve exploration, much less production, at Miwah these days. Not sure how many other readers of this EAS BB have been around for 10 years; anyone else remember those events?
brodeur - (2/12/2019 1:33:35 PM) They know it’s a protected area and they have still been drilling. Thus it’s not a no go. It’s just how to go.