scoping study result vs upcoming pfs..., page-12

So, Philley, just to make sure I understand you correctly, you are suggesting a $17k cost to get the tin out of the ground and processed? It is a little higher than what I would have liked.

:(

I'm assuming it is in Aussie dollars and the by-products are not used???

I guess this could be the real money-maker; the Fe and F deposits make the good results excellent, or so I hope.

Like you say, Philley, the PFS (hopefully) will answer all these questions... and now only 12 days left of October, or 8 trading days.

"The final actual production costs will come out in the pre-feasibility figures; but I’m confident we can make this
project work at around $20,000/t; the projections are that the tin price will remain around US$20,000 to 25,000/t.
This will be good for us; at [$25,000/t] we’ll make good money."