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Hi @rhubarb8

Hopefully this answers your question so you can work out the enormous feasibility and get a rough idea of discounted cashflow / EPS.
I will highlight the answers to your question for you.

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The rare earth element‐uranium mineral concentrate containing 14% total rare earth oxides and 0.24% U3O8 will be treated in a dedicated refinery to produce 23,000 tonnes per annum of high purity mixed rare earth hydroxide, and 1.1 million pounds of U3O8.
The mine and concentrator capable of treating 3 million tonnes per annum is anticipated to cost $450 million and the refinery to produce marketable rare earth elements and uranium products is estimated to cost $360 million.
Unit costs of production come in at less than US$6.40 per kilogram TREO (after by-product credits).
Upon mine expansion from 3 million tonnes per annum to 6 million tonnes per annum, the unit cost of TREO production drops to less than US$4.90 per kilogram TREO (after by‐product credits).
The incremental cost of recovering the uranium is less than US$37 per pound U3O8.Following expansion to 6 million tonnes per annum the uranium unit production costs drop to less than US$31 per pound U3O8.

This will make Kvanefjeld one of the lowest cost uranium producers among projects that are being considered for development in the next five to 10 years.


I hope I have helped answer your question quickly.