That probably makes sense. The gantry being movable, to remove...

That probably makes sense.

The gantry being movable, to remove screens through those various holes on the regular. And being the new plant, so just operations as usual.


HC: even if the processing was break even at worst, it still helps us to avoid a slow ramp up at a later date. The first couple months will always be slow, whether now or delayed until later. But staff costs would be the same whether 0.4g/t or higher.

Now when mining happens, we'll already be above nameplate, so can quickly jump to high production.

Also, if COGS includes mining costs incurred years ago, then that will be cashflow positive (recovering those mining costs as revenue), but quartz stripping would be cashflow negative for the moment.