Obviously it would be nice to have a whole oxide ore body in any gold project, but not always the case.
Anyway I don't see anything untoward in having a refractory gold component in the Konkera Main and East, what would be good to know is what percentage of the resource this relates to in the total current resource.
Early stages of the project will be the oxide and transition ore components where there are very good recoveries enabling project payback.
Have to recognize when the refractory ore component is mined, that the flotation step will collect and concentrate the gold, and what would also be helpful is knowing what the mass pull into the concentrate is and what the gold grade is upgraded to, as this is the only component that will be subject to ultrafine grinding.
Have a think about the Superpit and Syama, they are 100% refractory ore bodies.
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