I would think that because the long term sales price for Phosphate is about $USD100 and that is about the same as the production costs of AUD $160, so how is the mine profitable in the long run?
Does management believe that the long term sales prices will hold high when the Ukraine/Russian conflict ends so that the production remains profitable or will the price drop?
The price I think is rather unpredictable.
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