So what you are saying then Hilge, is that the first report...

So what you are saying then Hilge, is that the first report simply looked at the technical side of things.

And concluded that it was a relatively straightforward technical task to extract the by-products.

Saying that “A process plant using well established and proven equipment is envisaged.”

So it was presented as a kind of slam dunk and copper and cobalt are both high value metals.

But then the scoping study found that it was not economical to do so, although they did not present the alternative NPV calculations.

Fair enough but it is all too weird and even convenient for this placing for my liking.

Does anyone believe that they really will leave the copper and cobalt behind?