RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:NewsYes - that would be an excellent question to ask. Management is, of course, totally correct in wanting to avoid or minimize dilution for shareholders. And if the company gets $400 million of senior debt and a $200 million EDC loan on top of the $240 million Wheaton financing then the need for a private placement is minimal. That said, I think we investors may be somewhat overly concerned about that issue. This stock is so deeply below its real value that the outstanding shares could double - or even triple - and still be undervalued! (I did the math!) :))