RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:share price What IVN investors seem to keep ignoring is IVN is a company with a current market cap of $21.6B yet only owns a portion of their three current operations (40% of Kamoa-Kakula, 62% of Kipushi, 64% of Platreef). It appears the main reason why RF has been able to build these projects so quickly and with a modest amount of debt is that he's partnered with other entities to obtain the money to build these operations in exchange for a sizeable chunk of the eventual proceeds and consequently, IVN is only receiving a portion of the bounty from these endeavours. I also suspect that future projects started in the Western Forelands will also require a partner to finance the mine build and related infrastructure in exchange for a significant portion of the proceeds. If memory serves, IVN's share price tends to underperform other copper mining companies on the day IVN releases its earnings - the reason may be that a lot of good news is built into the share price (including earnings per share expectations) yet the results don't match the hype.