Strip ratio should be pretty low. Strip ratio goes into absurd levels if you have -90 degree dip, narrow orebody and go deep. 12m true width is pretty narrow but not so narrow as other deposits Troy encountered at Karouni. 50-60m is way lower than the current pit designs. And the orebody seems to not have -90 degree dip but something like -75 degree, also potentially slightly lowering the possible strip ratio. Well, it could even be low dipping as they mentioned. The best option would be to upgrade the road asap and do small scale mining near the existing pit where you have high grades and only saprolite. There could be a good chance to skip infill drilling and directly go to grade control drilling.
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