31 days in March, high grade ore, no shut downs, mobile ore sorters operational, kind weather conditions and management focused on giving FIBO a big middle finger. Oops, I mean proving what the plant is capable of if pushed to nameplate and above. Good IP for how they can improve the plant when the pedal is to the metal.
Now why would they do that? I suggest they are gearing for when the obvious and inevitable price rise happens, they want to be able to run at full steam, and above. Which other operations are capable of that? PLS are light years ahead of other hard rock producers.
31 days in March, high grade ore, no shut downs, mobile ore...
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