Voyageur Pharmaceuticals Ltd V.VM

Spike

[biggdogg]

Another factor no one seems to care about, the failed vax experiment, many illness from side effects are coming to light. This will only drive the demand for scans and contrast. 

https://sciencebasedmedicine.org/spike-proteins-covid-19-and-vaccines/

https://www.tga.gov.au/sites/default/files/foi-2183-09.pdf

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35148837/

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8786601/

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/moderna-covid-vaccine-patent-dispute-national-institutes-health/

[WarrantOfficer]

biggdogg: when do you estimate they will have the mine in production. Personally I think it is several years away. 

[biggdogg]

It all depends on their plant, they need to process it. From previous info, if we use the dry product of 320 grams. 1 tonne will make 3125 bottles. I cant remeber their costs but guess $1000/tonne. if competitors cost is $10,000/tonne. Voy cost is $0.001/g competitor $0.010/g. Voy cost $0.32/bottle comp $3.20/bottle. Wowzers! lets assume a bottle sells for $6? 10 tonnes x 3125 x $6 = $187,500

[WarrantOfficer]

Pharma grade Barium Sulphate is 17K a ton at the moment. The numbers are all there for management to start making money. I feel the real issue here is management CREDIBILITY: the quality of being trusted and believed in. Feb 2021 was the first Health Canada approval quickly followed by a manufacturing agreement with AVL in Mar 2021. It is now 18 months later, with zero signs of testing being

[chillnotsochill]

@warrantOfficer I COMPLETELY agree. Been a shareholder since early 2021. And I have lost confidence in management. Lovely people but almost zero progress in all of this time indicates something is not right. At a minimum we should have consistent communication with shareholders. Just that would go a long way. 

[WarrantOfficer]

@chillnotsochill I am glad someone is finally speaking up in a reasonable manner. Share holders must unite to inform management of the possible consequences of lack luster progress. Besides paperwork being shuffled around, what has been accomplished? Management has decades of experience in the mining industry. A mine framework should have been worked out a long time ago. Will give Voyageur until

[biggdogg]

I think you need to be patient and see what the new engineering company they hired comes up with. It summer folks, go enjoy it as they have allot of things coming based on the last few news releases. news paper said AGM is sept 28, I think you can hold their feet to the fire then.

[WarrantOfficer]

@biggdogg The engineering firm can come up with the lastest processing plant with all the bells and whistles, the key element is how will they finance? The current CFO has raised over a billion dollars in his career. Is he capable of orchestrating institutional financing to permit such a large scale operation? Once again, boils down to management credibility.  Will finish off the summer was

[biggdogg]

Dont discount the founders, these guys build mines cheap, remember their video of their first mine, jubilee? I think they know how to slap a plant together quickly and at much lower costs. They have a top engineering firm engaged that also know the pharma gmp requirements. I expect some news soon on this. Look at there mine from the 90's, they built it from scrap metal by the looks of it. 

[Budd22]

They're plan is to use the funds from the initial sales of contrast to build the first phase of the plant which their hope is for it to be under $2 million. They sell more and continuously increase size with profits. They would be relying on shortages and lack of product availability to start initial sales with imported barium and what can be scooped up from the ground at Francis creek without