Interesting, usually in staking, a company or person stakes a piece of ground, if they find something worth while, then the proximity play comes into effect where all the surrounding ground is staked. Whereas it looks like we may have staked around someone,encirling them, then bought them out for 10 grand, doesn,t look like a very valuable property, but then again, why buy them out if it wasn,t? Maybe we got a deal on it?

I do not know why the Havilah spinout was never completed, it seems to me that someone called the office months ago and wanted in on the Havilah PP but was told it was full? There was considerable legal fees paid to get the spinout prepped and never heard a reason why it wasn,t finalized, except maybe because of market conditions. But I believe by the circular last year about it, that once approved at last years AGM, it was to be done relatively quick, the sp then was around the $2 mark? Also, wasn,t management designated to take at least 25% of that PP?

IMO