You say rejected area - was it rejected due to the overall market price at that time - as well as abundant supply of Uranium, which made it not economical for that historical miner to develop - or was it low grade back then? They're 2 completely different points. Also was that Company looking at ISR to recover, or a conventional mine? Costs are chalk and cheese... still has huge potential
Ann: Significant New Uranium Trends Discovered at Thor, page-13
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