No I’m not a metallurgist but spend a lot of time digesting tech data as an investor.
They confirm that the standard flotation process works on the sulphide but to capture most of the value you need a smelter at some point. Hadn’t noticed the 58g/t data - hmm.
And then there is the oxide. Given the economics of mining a long narrow strike, I guess this would make a significant difference.
It looks like they were convinced about hydromet early on and are sticking with it as Plan A given the potential payback. Seems to have merit and isn’t overly challenging. Just frustratingly slow.
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