Was simply making a point that being able to sell their concentrate is critical for cash flow at the moment and is obviously complicated with problems due to Russian war. Yes an arsenic rich gold concentrate might be acceptable in places around the world, but it is expensive with $400/oz payables under current terms for transport smelting etc. in addition to the normal operating costs that companies with normal/non-refractory gold ore face. If WMC get delayed payment terms, or higher charges from someone else it will put a lot of pressure on
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