RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Keats
I agree with your view of what Denis Laviolette's preference may be (not to mine), since he is a project explorer, rather than a miner. The Pallisade Gold inclination may also be the same.
However, with Eric Sprott's personal and family trust holdings of ~30% of NFG any sale would have to convince him that he would get full value by following this route.
However, a sale structure that could be acceptable to all shareholders could be where a very high NSR would be payable and be affordable with high grades.
In this regard, I recall that AEM offered a 5% NSR even when purchasing the relatively low grade, but high volume, Canadian Malartic mine from Osisko.
What heights of a NSR could NFG achieve from a potential buyer, if open pit opportunities could yield many multiple of normal open pit grades?