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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Golden Valley Mines Ltd GLVMF

Golden Valley Mines Ltd identifies, acquires and develops exploration and evaluation minerals in Canada as well as acquiring royalties. Its exploration properties are located in the Abitibi Greenstone Belt (AGB) (Ontario and Quebec); the James Bay, Mistassini and Otish regions of northern Quebec; the Nunavik (Ungava and Labrador) region of northern Quebec; the Athabasca Basin of Saskatchewan... see more

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Golden Valley Mines Ltd > Continuing the RANT
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Post by cigarbutts on Dec 26, 2018 1:25pm

Continuing the RANT

If the tiny brains managing these two sister companies GZZ/RZZ can NOT agree on the valueof the SIRIOS or other royalties held by GZZ as part of a stock for stock merger,  the SIMPLE solution would be to simply spin the royalty company part of GZZ into a seperate public entity, or sell it,   as part of a solution to the feeblemindedness.

Since GZZ holds about 50% of RZZ,  and is the undervalued part,   a FMV of RZZ does NOT have to be concerned with a current valuation of Agnico,   Yamana,  or any other assets/royalties held by RZZ,  as GZZ stockholders would continue to have their 50% ownership position in RZZ assets maintained.  

I assume the tax effect of a stock for stock merger of GZZ into RZZ is essentially a big WASH,  that there is zero near term tax on this transaction to GZZ stockholders..
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