I would think if so the "big Australians" would be checking if RXM is using the 25 may 2015 Feasibility study as a base for many of their costings which shows mining rock at A$2.24 a tonne with no variation in cost for pit depth and ended up with a C1 cost of US $1.61 a # (including byproduct credits)
What would have been the increase in mining cost since 2015?
the low 6.7:1 strip ratio helps out I guess but still .........
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