I'm not tracking the COP numbers, because we can't tell what...

I'm not tracking the COP numbers, because we can't tell what they are.

I agree with ranghora, it won't come back on. No offence intended to any Latinos here, but I'm sure they understand that things don't work that easily in latin countries. Lots of talk and agreements, in this case without the key party, the state govt., but no action.

Anyone who really thinks that $11m would "balance costs" or whatever the phrase was, and lead to mbn coming back into production, are in la-la land, IMO. The creditors would stump up $11m if it was that easy and guaranteed.

As for tomboy's usual blue sky optimism, mining probably ceased a month ago or more, no point in leaving a stockpile behind when they close, a waste of money. I'd assume they are doing their best to leave no stockpiles or concentrate behind at all, minimising the cost to the noteholders.