Well said Roy.
I would add two other things to the list.
Metal per vertical metre. I suppose this is another way of stating your first point. Costs are quite fixed in getting to a certain depth, hence you need enough metal to cover the cost.
Ownership. Canbelego is a joint venture with Aeris who do operate a mine in the area. So I would expect the deposit to be bought as mill feed for the Tritton Mine if viable. It is about 70km from Canbelego to the Tritton Mine by road according to Google.
Sulphide copper deposits such as Canbelego tend to have simple metallurgy, so hopefully that is not an issue.
GLTAH
Ann: Canbelego Copper Assays Ahead of New Resource Estimate, page-9
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