$40 cents club, page-120

psyber

I have some more thoughts about your figures

The $81.5m you have as the production costs is (I assume) taken from the cash flow diagram and is not actually the full cost of mining and processing undertaken in the quarter - it is just the cash outlays made during the quarter that relate to production costs. The company tends to grow its trade payables (see last half year report) and the actual cost of producton during the March quarter is much higher, depending on what costs you want to include.

Page 3 of the Q report has a table that shows that the all in sustaining costs were $84.075m, to which I would add the $20.64m for stockpile movements. One could then subtract some of the minor items such as for head office admin and GIC movements depending on how you wanted to do the sums, and count those outlays separately.

But in short, what is clear is that production costs for all aspects of the operations were significantly higher than the reported cash outlays, and this is what I found concerning because they will have to pay these bills sooner or later.

I suggest you redo your sums on the company.

loki