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28/05/15

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Originally posted by gassin123 ↑

Costs
 Low oil price leading to reductions in diesel prices
 Surplus energy supply in WA resulting in more competitive energy pricing
 No pressure on labour costs. Local workforce so no flights, accommodation or meal costs incurred  Limited imported parts and consumables
 Most of Keysbrook’s activities are based on existing infrastructure with contract prices for services including dry plant processing, concentrate and final product transport and storage and shiploading  Four panel shift roster arrangements based on providing a manageable number of average hours worked each week – provides time for safety and skills training, continuous improvement programmes to drive efficiencies and productivity

Summary:
on budget and ahead of schedule Robust Project Economics
 Low Capex and Opex
 Low slimes and no waste
 Simple mining and processing
 Low sustaining capex
 High value mineral assemblage
 Sales agreements secured for 85% of product
 Profitable at current prices and exchange rates
 Low AUD strengthens project economics Corporate
 Strong board and management +100 years of mineral sands experience
 Proven ability to develop and operate mineral sands projects
 Company has prior experience in developing and operating a successful project in the Tiwi Islands
 Support from cornerstone investor Resource Capital Funds
 Keysbrook fully funded to production and cash flow

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10 points for trying g123

MZI Price at posting: 42.0¢ Sentiment: None Disclosure: Held
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