Yes it has. Let me refer you to LTR's ASX release dated 19/10/23 in the section entitled "Operating Costs" LTR state that their 10 year annual average C1 cost is A$651/dmt FOB. The number is struck after a tantalum credit of A$60/dmt which amounts to around a A$36m reduction in annual C1 costs. If the price of tantalum has changed since 19/10/23 then this number could change either way. We will know more when we see the constituent elements of AISC in the first QR after commercial production has been declared.
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Yes it has. Let me refer you to LTR's ASX release dated 19/10/23...
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