The annual report showing a haulage cost of $847,308 for 27,000 tonnes = $32/t
the price of diesel has increased by 10% since May -June last year, so now its $35/tonne which
is close to what I originally said.
If the haulage contract is for .07 to 0.09/kmt = $12,600 / load at 0.07c/kmt
That must be just a one way price surely. return empty for nothing.
150 tonnes x .07 x 500km = $5250/ trip one way = A$35/tonne
150 tonnes x .09 x 500km = $6,750 /trip one way =A$45/tonne
A great way to lose money
The price of diesel has gone up 10% since May -June.
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