KWG Resources Inc C.CACR

Opinion please

[TequilaRose44]

So, upgrade to existing road will start this summer,  Sept will bring announcement re 1st 80 km of road, mine will be open for production in 2030.
At what point will KWG come into play that will affect the stock price.  Opinions please.
I wonder if they have too much invested to take a buyout.
Tequila

[Patentpending1]

My opinion is I would imagine so ... and so it seems.  It will be hard to take out KWG guess we will see. Wheels may differ in a complex world. of  Rail infrastructure.

[cashin17]

My opinion for what it is worth is it will be sold. But sold to the highest bidder unless someone comes in with a very decent bid upfront. GLTA, I also believe SP will start to rise soon

[startenout]

TQ, my gut says that they have been drilling in numerous places trying to find something worth selling/trading to Wyloo to give them enough money to pay for the Fancamp property before the interest on the Fancamp property becomes a problen like what happened to Noront ; and maybe even give the company a little extra capital for wiggle room. I dont think we will hear anything on the route until

[HaulJockey]

We're talking about roads and asking for opinions right? Just checking. I own stock here, I want it to go big like Noront did. I think it's going to be awhile. The roads they're talking about when finished are going to be utilized right away for the local mines (gold) to those roads correct? In 6 or 8 years (2030ish) those roads will need upgrading again to facilitate the push North

[Patentpending1]

Roads Yes Gold definately No. Nickel maybe but there needs to be a Lot more. Chromite on the other hand would Bless the region with the money necersary for Good Living. I will wait this out.

[greasemonkies]

Don't forget the first valuable product which will be needed by everyone and road into the ROF, aggregate (gravel) and if I'm not mistaken KWG has most of those claims $$$ Been awhile but GLTA longs

[wheelsonthebuss]

Show me the money - buyout or takeover asap - please 

[HaulJockey]

My mistake, I re-read the article and at the end it did mention a gold mine in the area going active shortly, I presumed they would be using the roads as well. With them using the roads, they would get beat up after 6-8 years.

[greasemonkies]

I believe startenout was the one who posted this nugget  The investments were portrayed by those dignitaries as transformational and life-changing, and came across as a stage-setter for a bigger upcoming announcement this fall that will substantially advance development of a road to the Ring of Fire. https://www.northernontariobusiness.com/industry-news/design-build/province-aroland-first