Wrong.....go back and read the old report....only ahout 300,000 of that is in the proven category...the rest will need tons more work to prove up...and that takes money, something Dutch has little of. They will have to attract an operating partner.
Plus, there's the little problem of what method they will employ to process the low grade ore, as cyanide heap leaching is banned
They were in bankruptcy in 2003, name change in 2006, and they still haven't gotten a rock out of the ground? Come on, really? What makes you think today is any different? DGRI is obviously taking advantage of the gold euphoria pricing today to dilute shares, IMO.
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