For sure Met.
Copper hit US $9k per tonne back in 2011, so with the current shortage and lack of major expenditure it wouldn’t surprise to see it hit 15 or even 20k per tonne in a few years.
That brings head grades of .3% or lower right back into calculations - especially if it’s a large open cut body.
For sure Met. Copper hit US $9k per tonne back in 2011, so with...
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