If FML were functioning at 300,00 tonne capacity for the quarter, they would have been doing 2.18 g/t. This equates to a unit cost of 313.74 per ounce (at 22 per tonne). Not sure what a unit cost is compared to an outright cost, but that will give someone a bit more to work with...I don't think that can be bad.
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