Very valid point Testa, MB recently revealed a prospective customers dislike of uranium content in the Molyhil tungsten/moly. It may well be an issue, it is known that trace impurities in raw tungsten do have an effect on the strength of finished product and can cause ‘embrittlement’.
But one would hope that with all that 'seasoned mining experience' on Thor's board they would know if they are flogging a 'dead horse'. why continue exploring, drilling, ore sorting? that would be insane would it not? The dfs makes no mention of impurities, or none that i've noticed, maybe i need to reread...
Ore sorting maybe employed to increase the efficiency of other refining processes by reducing the amount of material to be processed not necessarily to remove impurities, even so there are process methods for removing impurities, if there is/are prospective buyers interested why not add a cleaning process to the Molyhil plant and move forward, or would that make it too expensive to mine?
I know that it will never happen but I would love to hear from MB an honest no holds barred opinion as to why he feels Molyhil is stalled so painfully.
I hope citic is not dead and like SD said they revisit & cut a deal, history can repeat itself, look at Kimi Raikkonen returning to Ferrari...or Mick and his repeated off take discussions...
Come on Mick, wake us up from this bad dream...
gla
MT
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