The Taylor Collison report is in AUD, and estimates the current 2024FY production at 175,000t, average sale price $325AUD.
The costs estimate is $36million AUD. Got $206 AUD per ton operating cost by dividing 36mil by 175,000t. $206AUD/t = $140 USD/t.
You used $180 USD/t as your figure in your latest down ramp, where you pulling this figure from? It's incorrect.
The company intends to ramp up to stage 1.5 where costs are estimated to be around $160-180 AUD.
I look at it this way, prices of production can be ball park $200/t, and if sale price remain ballpark $300, that's ~$100/t profit.
Selling 200,000t/pa (which is the current production rate, even before stage 1.5 is implemented) @$100/t profit, that's $20 million/pa profit. AUD. For a company worth $45million. AUD.
Get your currency right for a start before you attempt further downramping.
Alternatively, stop hanging around on a forum of a stock you don't hold, and invest your time into something else.
