Post by
highper on Jun 21, 2023 11:29am
why add a geologist to tudor's board of directors
Puzzling move. One would have thought they were in the process of moving the treaty creek project onto a takeover path. They need expertise in feasibility studies and corporate Mergers and Acquisition strategies at this point in the evolution of the company...
I'm not questioning the appointment. I am wondering what its ultimate significance might be? Are they going to split the treaty creek property into 2 or more units? Does strengthening the geological bench mean tudor is considering a joint venture scenario rather than an outright sale? Is that the best way to maximize shareholder value and retain the shareholders interest in the blue sky potential of treaty creek...
Treaty creek is sitting close to the heart of the sulpherets mineralized trend. There is excellent potential for further discoveries on treaty creek land. My intuition is telling me there might be a significant story written between the lines of tudor's strengthening of the geological bench. Maybe the assays from hole 167 throw some light on the reason for tudor's latest corporate move. We'll see...
Comment by
Fabe on Jun 21, 2023 12:43pm
Highper, far from me the idea to have a clue, but based on revent KK and Eric S comments, i understood that project de-risking = higher TO price tag. From that angle alone, more upfront eng work will lead to higher price later. But what do I know...
Comment by
stockzorg on Jun 21, 2023 5:15pm
Past work with C.J. Greig. I think that's the group that worked on the development at GT Gold which was sold to Newmont. Deep copper deposit with good gold grades as well. If so, this makes good sense.