Funny how you're throwing mud on one of the most successful Aussie mid-tier gold producers just because they snapped up an open pittable and thickly mineralised asset for a very reasonable amount. The majority of tier 1 producers operate low grade & high volume mines and they happen to be profitable too, so I am not sure what's your point there.
How is it a success for RXL that another prospect just got acquired and fastracked for production again, while RXL is not moving anywhere?
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