RE:RE:RE:Today’s presentation Pedro,
The updated PFS and NAV will depend on what future cash flows will be and dependent on some things they may be able to control: ie. production volumes (which depends on what they want to produce based on market acceptance of their product). CV alluded during the call to what we haven't seen, some survey / %age of sales from new and existing customers (perhaps some answers on why their is attrition in sales from previous customers).
I was first attracted to the company based on the NAV / share given from the PFS. No doubt that the huge gap between the share price and NAV is the market's doubt that the company can achieve those production volumes in those stages within those time frames. I recall the question about what he wanted to accomplish in the next 12 months, and he didn't mention the updated PFS. He did talk about it briefly when asked in a subsequent question.
IMHO CV is content to muddle along with a 40% increase in production volumes this year, and likely next as well. At best this is an asset play to which we'll see how he can monetize it to the benefit of all shareholders and not just to himself via bonuses. This company is best taken private so he can run it as he sees fit without the scrutiny of knowledgable shareholders or regulators.