Monday, March 27, 2017 8:00:26 PM
We all know it takes a lot of $$$ to bring a mine into production. You can go to the bank for a loan but you'll get pummelled by the terms. If Canarc can prove up FG property and /or AIM properties, sell them and receive the type of return they received for El Compas, then I think they would be in great position to buy property in Mexico and develop a mine with costs denominated in Peso.
It seems to me like this is the plan. Rather than get buried under a mountain of debt with a loan from the bank, what other choice does a junior explorer have? They flipped El Compas for a 500% return in 9 months. Let's see what they can get for FG and Fondaway Canyon.
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