Keep in mind, that long term AISC is probably unrealistic. It could be very volatile as the mine eats into the remaining reserves (I suspect 150k Oz is very optimistic). Mt Carlton could easily (hopefully not) slip back into negative cash flow territory. They will then be left with mine rehabilitation costs and a prospect with a current resource (126k Oz) at Crush Creek that I'm not sure I'd trust after what happened with Mt Carlton.
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