It’s time miners hold contractors liable for their shortfalls in performance … whilst most contractors continue to suffer labour shortages they continue to bid for more work … not interested in providing a good service just wanting to be bigger.
In saying that, GOR blamed mining performance but the mills throughput was down to 2.2m which suggests they no longer have sufficient stockpiles to mill … so going forward they are solely reliant on contractor performance or they are distorting the reasons a little ?
Ann: December 2023 Quarter Production Update, page-17
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