Well, right now it is worth less than $1/tonne for a 61.5% DSO equivalent resource.. and that excludes the 30 other odd tenements, including the estimated 100MT DSO at Duck Creek.
At a DSO rate of $160+/tonne there is huge potential upside.. but given the transportation hurdles, the deposit may as well be on the moon. BHP have a rail line that literally runs over the top of it .. and they have no interest.... be funny if they took an interest now that WR has left the building.
I'm sure Wayne has a few million reasons not to care.
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