Post-AGM views, page-79

Pup
Don't mind your views as I can see they are backed with industry knowledge. On using the gravity jigs because its wet screening without the concentrator on line would mean the sulphide and under 1 mm fractions of native copper that can be floated would have to then be diverted to tailings at a modification cost and obvious loss of recovery so it wouldn't be a option in my opinion.

Unsure if you can say a third of the costs of the MURLF would of been cheaper than going it alone considering ones a balloon loop and ones a 1200 metre siding. There are still options of third party rail load out facilities in the area. Ostigics, Copperchem and possibly Osborne which is a hundred k in the wrong direction by still possibly cheaper, sure all three wouldn't mind the revenue.