A thought just occured to me. Suppose that there has been contact with Tyhee regarding a joint venture. Suppose the board finds that there is enoug attractiveness that the offer should be considered, and put to shareholders.

Suppose that this was added to the AGM agenda, for corporate convenience.

If such is in the offing, when would the company have / be able to disclose it?

Would it be through a news release, with a stop trade order for a few hours? Or would it just be put on the agenda for the AGM?

The rason I wonder about this is that I think that whether from the Round UP, PDAC or other venue, Tyhee will eventually be encountering offers or expressions of interest, and I wonder when shareholders find out about them.

Can the board make a decision without a vote from shareholders?

My imagination comes up with a mid-tier or major who wants to buy into tyhee, say 10 to 40%, with a cash infusion now (for exploration) and more to build the mine.

THoughts?

SKELEG