Hi Hotcopinvestor , capital intensity which is what we are...

Hi Hotcopinvestor , capital intensity which is what we are referring to is the cost of capital for the output produced and is often used as a metric in mining ie a copper mine that cost 1 million in CAPEX that produced 2000 tonnes of copper per year would have a capital intensity of $1m / 2000 = $500 per tonne of copper per year
then you can compare the $500 with other miners CAPEX /

I used a daily rate as the ASX announcement quoted daily treated rate of water .


You could use daily or yearly or hourly or what ever time frame you want this pdf for a waste water plant uses daily and yearly
https://www.mi-wea.org/docs/The cost of Biosolids.pdf

daily is often used with water installations (as FLC has quoted in) as it is easy for those in the industry to relate to with pump flow/pressure matched to pipe hydraulic gradeline so often expressed in hours and easily extrapolated to daily

I sold my holding today as I have low trust in the Ivory coast Govt to play ball best wishes .