i'm surprised!, page-55

Well lets see where this lands once they disclose their return from milling. The reasoning for why I believe that the production cost does not include the milling costs "to date" is because the cost of ore information in the annual report and some rough calcs on the likely yield of that 20,000 tonnes. Im glad TCF has ignored this because it means people may actually take another look at the accounts.

If the trial 10,000 tonnes wasnt processed/sold why didn't the company advise holders? This was supposed to be undertaken as a precursor to the toll milling agreement and to cover development costs. Anyway I gather there should be some announcements soon about sales. Again hope they do prove to be profitable for those invested.