Milkybar,In 2020 they weren’t mining, and had just suffered a...

Milkybar,

In 2020 they weren’t mining, and had just suffered a botched restart, and externally the sky was falling with COVID.

Today they are mining and (somewhat erratically as befits a marginal producer) cash flow positive. Furthermore that marginality will be greatly improved as the mine moves to higher production.

After flip flopping you appear to be in a complete flap about everything that might be wrong, without demonstrating any competent numeracy. For instance did you know that at current commodity prices copper credits are slightly above the recent guidance in AUD? Or that total byproduct credits are currently down about 80 c per payable pound AUD on that guidance? Or about 40 c AUD worse than they were in the Mar Q?

Not so scary as your hyperventilating implies imho? This is par for the course for miners imho.

Have you sorted your A$ 62 mm hole yet, or are you just going to ignore it?

Yes moves in byproduct credits are important, but the two most important things atm are the production numbers and the price of nickel.

EL