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Viva Gold Corp. V.VAU

Alternate Symbol(s):  VAUCF

Viva Gold Corp. is a Canada-based gold exploration and development company, The Company’s business is the acquisition, exploration and development of precious metal properties. It is advancing its 100% owned Tonopah Project, located in the Walker Lane Trend in Western Nevada. The Tonopah property is located approximately 30 kilometers (km) northeast of Tonopah, Nevada and 30 miles south of Kinross' Round Mountain. It consists of 513 unpatented mineral claims, totaling 10,250 acres, that are located in the Ralston Valley, on the northeast side of the San Antonio Mountains in the Walker Lane structural trend of west-central Nevada.


TSXV:VAU - Post by User

Post by Pat4Popodopolouon May 20, 2021 12:07pm
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Management's disappointing response

Management's disappointing responseManagement responded to the requisitioning shareholders this morning.
Instead of addressing the accusation of denying other interested parties the opportunity to complete due diligence and bid, management chose to sling mud at an attempt to discredit the accusers.  I don’t know about this - it seems like a distraction.  Why not progress by simply addressing the claim?  Was there 1 or more groups who were prevented the required access to conduct due diligence and provide a competing bid?  Yes or no?  Simple question.  If no, and no one can be brought forward to show otherwise then I think the accusation can be put to rest.  If yes, then management and directors should step down and we should thank the requisitioners for calling foul.  After all they have only claimed what is best for all shareholders – truth and transparency?  Judging from this latest response, management has something to hide.  Time to join in the call for truth (or just vote for the impressive replacements and move forward).  Oh, and if there are groups still looking to conduct due diligence let’s get them access.  I believe something appealing (and accretive) will be put forward.  It is a promising and very marketable asset after all.  There are bound to be better synergies with companies that are not just in the Yukon, but perhaps in Nevada and without lawsuits (today’s news: GPY filed a 2nd suit).
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