I suspect the extra costs were by in large due mostly to stripping.
I expect that maybe now if a large stripping program was in place then now maybe with most of the costly upfront stripping completed, then future stripping maybe less and more profitable into the future?
I am only guessing that this maybe the case any thoughts from somebody with a bit of experience in these matters I'd like to know if that is likely the case.
Cheers
fp
thanks
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