seems to me..., page-11

thanks for replying, you're the first of the 8000 retail shareholders to do so! there is no urgency but I was wondering why WM said he wouldn't want to be producing at current prices, as he mentioned in his letter last week.

"The company makes no apologies for the savings to the project and if it takes a little longer, then it takes a little longer for the benefit of all shareholders. It is probably a silver lining for us at present as the copper price is currently low and we would not want to be producing metal at these prices."

So it got me thinking. How good does the copper price need to be to justify mining?

I am a non holder.