Just learning and curious about reporting drill results...was this accidental or deliberate? And does public disclosure requirements require the gold assays or does it depend on what mineral the company hopes to be finding?
This was just a cock-up. I'm guessing that they took a screen shop and did't quite extend the selection far enough and ended clipping off the gold assay column.
Regarding disclosure requirements - it all depends if the project/news is material to the company. For New Point, as this looks like being their main project, it would be material.
For mining companies - they really don;t report any technical information/exploration results etc. as their value is driven by their operations and profit/losses.
Just learning and curious about reporting drill results...was this accidental or deliberate? And does public disclosure requirements require the gold assays or does it depend on what mineral the company hopes to be finding?
ReplyDeleteThis was just a cock-up. I'm guessing that they took a screen shop and did't quite extend the selection far enough and ended clipping off the gold assay column.
DeleteRegarding disclosure requirements - it all depends if the project/news is material to the company. For New Point, as this looks like being their main project, it would be material.
For mining companies - they really don;t report any technical information/exploration results etc. as their value is driven by their operations and profit/losses.
Thank u!
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