Does anybody understand this? I thought there was existing infrastructure via a haul route used by a competitor, and inland river transport thereafter.
Exploring a brand new seaside port in that place, would require new infrastructure between the new port and their resources.... this does not seem very efficient in monetizing their Woula project, is there a reason why they cannot access the existing infrastructure that would require an infinite lower amount of capex and development time?
Ann: Update on Guinean Bauxite Infrastructure Solutions, page-3
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