Can they not exist concurrently? I mean if you use $100 in fuel and include that within the AISC, as it is part of the cost, is it not able to be used as a credit purchase from the trade creditor also? Purchase $100 fuel on credit it is a Trade creditor debt. Use it for mining and it forms part of the AISC. I don't think AISC forms part of the balance sheet as the trade creditor does. The AISC is a separate indicator to the official financial reports where the trade creditor debt is stated. I would has a guess that it is all that, consumables,/fuel, repairs/maintenence etc, basically any expense that could be accrued especially during the period after the pit wall collapse and impeded production and subsequent income to afford the then required materials. My 2 Bob![]()
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