Thank you for that zomed, I actually tried to self moderate that...

Thank you for that zomed, I actually tried to self moderate that post as I found that average price per tonne US on the first website I went on, but it seemed to large. Anyway, I agree with your post about a larger plant means less cost. The reason for my post is they estimated their PEA from using the pilot plant and now its become uneconomical to produce 100t plus. How can we be sure that their costs estimates are correct? If its around 4500t (expenses) and say the average current price is 8000-10000t US tonne, you telling me that at worst 3500 US isnt a decent profit now? I would love to know how much extra the blowout of expenses is?