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Re: michaelstl post# 376

Wednesday, 07/12/2017 4:49:40 PM

Wednesday, July 12, 2017 4:49:40 PM

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Fahad Al Tamimi is a billionaire... or just shy of being a billionaire...
I think he wishes to deversify his riches $o...
If the POG plummets for two years this company will probably be given away for pennies on the dollar ... Hmmm?

I doubt the grade is low at the Copperstone mine or Fahad would not have invested the multi-millions in Kerr Mines... There must be a sizeable amount of gold lmho...

Fahad only owns about 5% of http://www.noricumgold.com/investors/ I am positive he wished he had bought more of the Georgian shares on the cheap...

He does not want to make that error yet again so.. Fahad has purchased about 25% of these Kerr Mine shares...

It is and was extremely kind of Fahad Al Tamimi to support....
I for one am impressed by his generosity...

Fahad Al-Tamimi is a renowned Saudi Arabian businessman who is also a dedicated philanthropist. His charitable interests include supporting the MD Anderson Cancer Research Center, contributing to the Prince’s Initiative for Mature Enterprise (PRIME) and also sport mentorship programmes.

Fahad Al Tamimi, generously donated £25,000 to an entrepreneurial charity supported by Prince Charles.

Fahad Al Tamimi’s donation came at a critical stage for The Prince’s Initiative for Mature Enterprise (PRIME) which supports out of work people over 50 years of age and encourages them to set up their own businesses as entrepreneurs.


http://www.fahadaltamimiphilanthropy.com/prime/

http://www.fahadaltamimiphilanthropy.com

http://fahadaltamimigroup.com

Diversification may be the answer to Fahad Al Tamimi holding on to his riches... http://www.cnbc.com/2017/03/30/investing-in-saudi-arabia-beyond-oil-mining-renewable-energy-capital-markets.html