Something else potentially up our sleeve is the grade of cobalt! Not sure why not highlighted? Maybe an extraction problem??
Co prices significantly higher than Cu. Around US $33,400 per ton, compared to Cu US $8,200 per ton. And all results so show Co grades significantly higher than Cu! As much as double in some cases!
I’m sure there is a reason??
Ann: First RC Assays Show Broad Zones of Mineralisation, page-58
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