Zak Mir interviews John Taylor, CEO of Pathfinder Minerals (LON:PFP)
Apr 08, 2020, 10:19 AM
Pathfinder Minerals is a natural resources company seeking to mine heavy mineral sands in Mozambique, southern Africa.
Questions covered:
1/ Following on from last week’s RNS that there is now 100% of the current owners of the licence involved in the sale negotiations – is it fair to say this is a game-changer for the company?
2/ There have been many false dawns in PFP over recent years regarding a resolution and some remain understandably skeptical of a deal actually being concluded – can you explain why this time really is different?
3/ I note that CEO John Taylor bought into the warrant and loan package which was at a premium – what can shareholders take away from this?
4/ Can you elaborate on the sheer magnitude of the prize at hand here given the most recent scoping study valuing the project at over $1bn?
5/ A number of commentators are fearful of future dilution on a deal conclusion – how do you intend to address this?
Finally, how do you see the hoped-for resolution end game for shareholders playing out during the next few months?
2/ There have been many false dawns in PFP over recent years regarding a resolution and some remain understandably skeptical of a deal actually being concluded – can you explain why this time really is different?
3/ I note that CEO John Taylor bought into the warrant and loan package which was at a premium – what can shareholders take away from this?
4/ Can you elaborate on the sheer magnitude of the prize at hand here given the most recent scoping study valuing the project at over $1bn?
5/ A number of commentators are fearful of future dilution on a deal conclusion – how do you intend to address this?
Finally, how do you see the hoped-for resolution end game for shareholders playing out during the next few months?