Well, if Teck opts to earn-back 75% and we're left holding 25%+, and our properties outside the agreement, and Teck is required to arrange financing and put this mine into production (and we have no further dilution and instead own part of a mine otherwise owned by Teck/CIC),

then,

I think the stock price might just rise higher than a near-term buyout. We could sell on our own schedule and manage the taxes over a number of years. Maybe over four years. If anyone had the patience they would probably make even more money.