Hi CIMA - Ujina here, although you know me as Jim Steel, the author of the report you reference.
In fact, I don't discuss DROOY at length; I only summarise the salient points of the conference call and compare it to other global gold producers in a comparison table.
But that's another story. Now hear this:
CIMA -
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