RE:RE:RE:RE:Less than a month until decisionIf GENM has to sell shares to make the bank happy, there shouldn't be too much dilution as long as they don't have to sell the shares until after they have their permits in hand. Next Spring when they have their permits and start building, this stock will be $2 or more a share. The bank isn't going to let GENM draw on the loan funds until the permits are issued. So GENM shouldn't have to sell shares until that point either.
With regards to paying dividends in the future, Kerry has already stated he believes any mine making money should pay dividends to the shareholder. Last year during one of the Renmark presentations I asked the question about dividends when the mine is built and operating.