Im waiting for "the ore concentrator is already on the boat" announcement because that's what I would be doing...start getting your ducks lined up asap.
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Im waiting for "the ore concentrator is already on the boat" announcement because that's what I would be doing...start getting your ducks lined up asap.
Is there any way the spp can be extended beyond the 22nd? That would be a smart move to get the election out of the way. I suppose when this spp listing date was thought up National were going to romp through, prior to Jacinda jumping in.
This takes me back to Heritage Gold days 2001-2002. Lost a bit over $7,000 that time:D.
Might see Newcrest sniffing around?.
We got to have someone sniffing to get that gold out the ground. Gold fever has turned to drown sorrows in a bottle of jim beam fever.
This is a very strange notification around exercising options "in the money" etc?
This is a reminder that your listed options expire on Nov 28, 2017.
The options are exercisable at A$0.02 per option to convert into shares. NTL
has determined that it will also accept the New Zealand dollar equivalent
payment, being $NZ0.02165 per option.
The options are currently "in the money" and NTL shares have consistently
traded in the money for several weeks.
The company currently has a share purchase plan offer underway. NTL
encourage you to exercise your options, in conjunction with the share
purchase plan and accordingly to return your option exercise form as soon as
possible and by 22 September 2017. An early exercise of options will not
affect any Share Purchase Plan entitlement. If you do not exercise your
options by 22 September, you can still exercise closer to the expiry date 28
November.
Any documentation or payment received after 28 November will not be eligible
to convert to shares as the option will have expired.
If you wish to exercise your options please complete the attached form and
return as directed on the form.
November options "in the money' supposedly
This latest SPP might even alter their 'funded through to 2020' budget
How to shave $20+mil off the value of your company.