Things were not well- managed wrt Jaguar, from takeover time by Aeris.
Losing key personnel as occurred after the TO also, to be fair in a constrained WA experienced miner and mining management environment, would have made things difficult.
The seismic activity was unfortunate.
But the zinc price is ultimate determinant.
Zinc needs to be strong and reliably economic, before a reopening of ‘Jag’ , would have to think.
Tritton economics is where it is really at now with AIS.
Very linked to the copper price, with leverage in times/when is a rising Cu price.
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