Hi MN
That makes sense, thanks for your reply. Is that because they are mining higher grade area?
Higher AISC in Tritton is also caused by the changing in the assumption of AISC. Previously (I can't remember when), cost for decline development was not included in the AISC. But, currently AIS includes it in AISC. As you know, AIS is developing access to two new orebodies. That's why their AISC is bit higher.
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