When you have to strip back 150 to 200m of waste that costs...

When you have to strip back 150 to 200m of waste that costs capital - and that's before you really start getting the production up.

Now thats a lot of capital as wast needs to be moved - it costs money to move it.

There will be capital also required to have a functioning mill - that's what will process it.

I can't see the huge pre strip costs which will be enormous to make it a enonoically viable mine. Let's pray that more intercepts between the two pits keep coming. The area between these pits have a much higher waste capacity to move in the event of a possible superpit that is now being sold.

Good luck to the shareholders. It will need more than a few intercpts to make this one work.