Thanks for your comments, Plough.
Not sure if I agree with you that a Nic deposit has to have 35 grades to be economic.
It depends on things like overburden, size of deposit, cost of building the mine,etc.
As I understand it, YML's deposit is sitting right on the surface -- it's just a case of dig it up! And driving 120kms to the treatment plant is hardly any distance at all apparently.
And the guy i spoke with kept stressing the high grade of their cobalt - he certainly didn't suggest it was low value.
What do other people think?
Cheers Anne
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