"At 20 million tonnes a year, the proposal suggests a transport rate if between A$3.67 and A$28.80 per tonne, much higher than analysts' expectations."
So, where's a $20 spread over what they could be charged for haulage. At AGO's production costs and sales price this could be all the profit. I guess it depends on how far they're hauling it ? Normally the price was would be quoted at $/t/km.
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