Teck does not want to release the shares because that might trigger a bidding war as it is validation of the project

As long as they can avoid that , they can control the dialogue and the CUU share price

Exactly, management needs to bring our stock price up, not let it wallow in the basement. It isn't helping anyone but Teck to leave the price where it is. I know, it is the pounds in the ground and all, but do you really think when it comes to negotiating a deal Teck won't use the "its too high of a premium on share price" argument? Everything that comes out of the company is very low key, and seems engineered to not generate any excitement.

A bidding war would benefit us, and once we get past their review period and the BFS is certified I hope the company steps up to the plate and generates some excitement. Nothing will force Teck's hand faster than worry of a price escalation / or another major jumping in.

If they are playing possum until March 6th, fine - great strategy! I just am not as confident in management as I once was as there have been several items I think they have really dropped the ball on...

Another thing I struggle with is the requirement of all our news releases to get approval from Teck? Maybe it is in the agreement somewhere? I would love to have someone point it out. It doesn't make sense that another company can dictate what another company releases when they have zero ownership in that company. Or maybe this Teck approval requirement is just another speculation that has become a truth here on the board?