We're (PIGS) are with you Winnipeg! Problem is, it ain't gonna happen! This month we won't see a 43-101 or will we be enlightened as to production! (They may well be doing the things you outlined, but unfortuniunitly it's classified- TOP Secret!
At the AGM a new round of options will be passed out to "deserving" members of our managrement team followed by the proverbial "rubber stamp," a practice not isolated to SAN! Common throughout the industry! If it wasn't done the clear answer from industry is that everybody, geologists, mining engineers etc would all be working for G, because the "incentitive" wouldn't be there to seek employment with Cos like SAN!
Blah, blah, blah!
RUF
RS: As a half a$$ed military historian, it was/is common practice to keep the non-coms in the dark and treat them so poorly that when it comes to chowing down, they were greatful to have liverwurst (Germans) and bully beef (Canadians) for breakfast, dinner and supper! Even leading up to major battles such as Vimy Ridge or the Somme in WWI!this was the practice to the degree that when the Canadians stormed Vimy in the first Great War, the German trenches were high with liverwurst! While the Officer corp, German in this instance, had the silver out and were feasting on steak, potatoes and gravy, fresh white bread, the best of German wines, the works!(a diet no doubt similar to the travelling dog and pony show out of Bissett! No bully beef that for sure!) As the Canadian troops worked their way through the G battlements, they stopped and feasted while passing through the officer's quarters, stuffing their backpacks with as much wine as they could humanly carry!
MY point is that shareholders, particularly PIGS, short for peasant investment group, are treated in the present day corporate enviroment somewhat the same as non coms in the military! Keep us in the dark and throw ion a little "billy beef" from time to time! (here I'm equating "bully beef" to an occasional press release!)
At SAN AGMs they don't even part with "bully beef!" (Of the edible nature I mean, so don't expect wine 'n cheese!)
Soon be too late for the track!
