Post by
realty on Sep 23, 2020 7:14pm
Mine Permits
Sorry for all the investors here. A few years back a local mining company lost one its mining dams and it spilled out into the community. The local government will never provide a permit to Minco Silver to start mining. End of story. That is why it has been sitting lifeless for years and years. They cant get their last permit.... Its over...
Realty101
Comment by
realty on Sep 23, 2020 7:17pm
Minco Company Executives will not respond to phone calls or emails because they dont want to tell you this so that they can continue to keep collecting a pay check and tinker with pot investments and anything else they want to do based on the potential of this mine that will NEVER happen. The local community will never allow it. Realty101
Comment by
wolfe1 on Oct 09, 2020 5:08pm
LOL so now you responding to yourself LOL as you are SOL I've been accumulating this stock for several months and with the 36% increase today I'm pretty sure things are happening. GLTAL Surf it up to see what they are up too https://www.mincosilver.ca/i/pdf/2018-04-06-CP_MSV.pdf
Comment by
Oenophile on Oct 17, 2020 3:50pm
Company leases office space in China from CEO, and also paid quarter million in leasehold improvements? WTF? Not a fan of them investing nearly $4mm in a hemp company CEO is involved with either, that delisted from TSX. Fuwan exploration permit expired over 3 years ago. How many years does it take to renew a permit in China? What a mess!
Comment by
Oenophile on Oct 17, 2020 4:02pm
Same mgmt obviously as minco capital. Paying themselves from each company. Good asset, though since it's in impairment I guess right now it's fair to say China has a good asset. So much for Cai's high level contacts in government. China is a high risk jurisdiction!
Comment by
Oenophile on Oct 17, 2020 4:06pm
Nothing stopping China from keeping Fuwan for themselves, and there's not a damn thing Minco can do about it. Wouldn't be the first time, or the last.