I think I would have done it slightly different. I wouldn't use AISC as it assumes that capital costs impact your earnings for the period. Capital costs don't impact your profit/loss as they are capitalised to the balance sheet. I would probably consider the net tin price minus C1 cash costs - estimated depreciation for the year which should be pretty consistent with prior year +/- a million or two.
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