The mkt has to know what the projected cash cost of prod is. That along with the CAPEX is what I'll be looking at most keenly.
win's comment "Renison makes money now and i hope this one has learned a few lessons from the complexity of that project" has me foxed. Renison has been producing for 120 years. I assume the geology has remained the same. Hence, if they could extract tin since 1890 surely the MLX plant/process is not overly complex?? I realise VMS has different geology, hence different plant in many respects. But understood Renison plant was relatively straightforward. Have i been wrong?
what constitutes a 'great pfs'??, page-7
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