hang on lol...$2 dividends aren't sustainable, page-15

Flinders, for your sanity, I suggest you just put me on ignore now. You seem very distressed when you respond to me, so why wait? You're doing yourself more harm than good by prolonging the inevitable. Lock the door on your way out.

I do wonder how much those freight charges will be. Of course it depends entirely on where CDU will be committing to each stage of the ore processing, so the DFS should shed some light on this. In the AGM preso from last year, I'm pretty sure that it was due in Q2 this year. We're half way into Q3. A delay is understandable, but surely the time is nigh for Wayne to show his hand? For many investors, the DFS is very much the centerpiece for which they plan a strategic investment around. The key reason for this is the release of a reserve figure, which is pretty critical for CDU's endeavours given that the resource figure seems to undermine the companies intentions for the next 10 years.

Stumpy, interesting point about plant capacity. Ofcourse whether or not a higher capity plant is better for CDU depends on if they have the reserve of ore in the ground to satisfy such an operation. Like any copper deposit there is a fair bit of low grade, 0.3% stuff down there to last a few decades in theory, but whether or not it is economical to mine ultimately comes down to the project's logistics. You only have talk to the guys working at Earnest Henry to understand where I am coming from here.