RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Very quietI would compare to recent M&A data to see what % NPV past offers over the past decade or two have brought in. This asset has lots of positives going its favor. The proximity to existing infrastructure is good with the resource close to the surface. It will be easier to construct a mill here than at the top of the Andes. Recruiting and maintaining a competent staff of geologists, metallurgists, and mill operators at this location will be easier than say, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Some of the remote Alaska mining projects that I am familiar with operate on a 2-week on, 2-week off work schedule, with employees traveling quite some distance from the lower 48 to get to work. That sort of work schedule may not be necessary here if technical staff choose to live locally. Even so, Mexico City and Arizona are not that far away for recruitment of staff who might opt for an alternative 2-week work schedule. Overall, this will be an easier operation to manage than other projects around the world. I think that this could be a very desirable asset for a major to have in their portfolio.