Just crystal ball gazing here: All IMO!! IMO : Assuming Scandium...

Just crystal ball gazing here: All IMO!!
IMO : Assuming Scandium to be just a by product (and so no costs allocated towards it), then we could be looking at a conservative figure of $260 Million pure contribution from sale of "by-product" Scandium in 5 years assuming Sca price as $750 per kilo.
Assuming the total CAPEX is say $750 Million, then that gives us only $490 Million CAPEX to be covered by Cobalt and Nickel!!! ($750mill minus $260Mill)
Now assuming that the expected payback period (Ignoring Scandium revenue) was say 5 years) to pay back $750Million as per PFS, ( then avg payback each year = 750 divided by 5 = $150 Million.
The balance of remaining CAPEX of $490 Million IMO could easily be repaid by Cobalt and Nickel production by......
.... 3.2 years!!! only!!! ($490mil divided by $150mill per year)
IMO the BFS could come out extremely Robust!!
Bring it on Baby!! (BB)