For those who don't believe in miracles ... After analyzing AGG's financial situation, the worst possible solution would be to wait for a miracle to happen. I still believe that an upcoming funding would be devastating for current shareholders.
In second place, I think a cash takeover would be less worse than waiting. As a result of the current value of AGG, one should not have too high expectations. Probably 20 cents per share when diluted (175,000,000 shares) would be the best possible offer, regardless of who is the bidder.
The best solution would be to buy AGG through a share exchange. You know my position on this. A takeover by the Robex company would always be a perfect match for the reasons already mentioned in a previous post. Considering that Robex has the financial capacity in addition to the fact that only one permit is in operation, the impact of integrating the Kobada project into Robex's portfolio would be much greater for both. As an example, a marriage to B2Gold would have little impact on the overall results and therefore little impact on the converted shareholders. In the example of Robex, profits would accumulate over the years by exploiting Nampala and Kobada, which would yield a return on investment significantly greater than an offer of 20 cents.