I'll agree to disagree on the costs as I'm not aware of the construction costs or situation in the USA, I know the projects I work on here in Australia are not getting cheaper from a construction point of view. And when you're talking about a Uranium mill you are talking specialised staff and specialised equipment. But alas, time will tell when WUC provide details in their business plan. But there is $11-12 million in cleanup bonds to be paid before they even construct the mill!
EF disclosed that they will get $3 per ton processed at the Mill and 1% on all mining from the properties they sold, they disclosed this as it is good news and future income, why wouldn't they also disclose a tolling arrangement for the same reason? I believe the EF boss is on record as saying they have enough supply of their own for WM.
How are you determining that the Sunday Mine can fill the Mill on its own? Wouldn't a 500t Mill require ~2 million pounds of uranium a year?
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