With this level of record production and slashed costs, we wont have to worry about debt or trade creditors.
They will have to worry about if TRY chooses to give them more work and finance.
Q3 Revenues are 21703 x 1300= U$28.2M
AVRP must be 1300+ and not 1276 like Q2 Q1 H1 recorded sales prices as spot gold price has been trading in Q3 well above at 1310-1367 minus the hedging
Q2 costs were U$16.3M (16100 x 1017) maybe now $18M
With AISC of 780 costs are U$17M
With AISC of 930 costs are U$20.2M
Q3 AISC must be 700-950 somewhere
kojak says 780 i say 930 but that may well be too high
What we do know is that AISC will not be as high as the record low of 1017 posted in Q2 so must be 700-950 somewhere and kojaks figures may well be correct as all the rest of us have been way wrong on production and AISC thus far. so-
free cashflow on AISC 780 = 28.2-17 = +U$11.2M = A$14.55M
free cashflow on AISC 930 = 28.2-20.2 = +U$8M = A$10.4M
Either way if AVRP is higher than 1300 or AISC is way lower than 930
TRY is on a cash windfall and the no debt cash bullet is on schedule and on its way.
TRYs cash bullet will FLY HIGH!
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