RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:siembra MineraYou're right that no one wants to get in bed with Venezuela.
At least Venezuela with the current leadership.
If we could somehow know that Maduro would live forever and keep running things forever as badly as he has been running them for the last decade then, at the very least, no western company would ever have reason to buy GRZ.
But things change.
There's a Venezuelan presidential election coming up. We'll see how that goes.
Related thought. Suppose the election comes and--surprise, surprise--Maduro wins. It look like 6 years more of the same.
In that case, after getting the $1.1 billion . . . well there is STILL value in the mine data and plan.
At that point they could start the new ICSID case.
Or . . . maybe sell GRZ to a Chinese company. An entity that can work with Maduro. GRZ surely wouldn't get the kind of value they'd get from selling to a western mining giant (in a Venezuela that would play fair and follow its own laws). But it would be something.