Post by
sevencitiesofgold on Aug 13, 2013 5:18pm
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Similar reply, we'll see I completely understand where you're coming from and appreciate the comments. We understand how critical it is for our management team to regain confidence from our investors and the way that we handle the current situations will dictate that result. We are working extremely hard to maximize shareholder value amidst the challenges that we are facing and I believe that we are going to get through this. To shed some light on the situation with Donner, if they do indeed default on their agreement with Glencore Xstrata, Sandstorm has the ability to step in, cure the default and assume the entire 35% joint venture. Although we would be responsible for the ongoing cash calls, the joint venture interest represents significantly more cash flow than our current 24.5% stream on the copper. We do intend to hold a conference call during the third quarter where we will provide a comprehensive update and discuss our vision going forward and the next steps that are going to get us there.
Comment by
damag on Aug 13, 2013 6:07pm
Interesting... so if Sandstorm decides to take over the join venture, we'd essentially be getting 4x the expected output (minus the cash calls)? Considering this project is already in production, I don't think it would make sense for Sandstorm to just let it go... Maybe this is actually a blessing in disguse for Sandstorm?
Comment by
maypeters on Aug 13, 2013 10:25pm
Would be great if SSL/SND do as you have mentioned Elmo. Sandstorm has been very very very accomodative to everyone and nothing to show for it most of the time. Time to not play too nice . . .. this has been brought upon by the brutal management of DON. # Would you recommend adding at these levels ?
Comment by
elmothefearless on Aug 14, 2013 1:41am
No opinion on what will happen.. I overweighted this company and it was a huge bust. Clearly I was off base with my analysis.