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27-07-2020, 09:24 PM
#5721
Originally Posted by Getty
No need for capital raise or any further delay.
I've costed the price to get 26 tonne per container, picked up from the mine by swinglifter, to port of Tauranga, and off loaded in Brisbane at $3350 all inclusive.
From what I'm lead to believe, we are already at the ore face.
If you simply Bobcat the 15g/tonne RAW ore out the shaft and into the container, and ship it to Australia for processing, then 26t x 15 g =390g =13.755 ounces x US$1900oz = US$26134.50 =NZ$39201 - $3350 less internal Aust transport, less processing, NZ admin and extraction = CASHflow to shareholders.
NO capex required.
If we have sufficient amounts of concentrate @ 800g/t that needs further processing, then the above exercise would gross a mere $2074800 per container.
Conversion may not be optimim compared to a custom built plant, but ask yourself a pragmatic question, do you want 9/10ths of something, or 10/10ths of nothing, like you have now?
Obviously, cash generated could pay for NZ based facility later.
Another yr of Matts salary would pay freight on 120 containers.
Enough of unready, unsteady, just GO!!!!!!
Getty, now that's lateral thinking, Im going to add Paul to your name now,
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28-07-2020, 08:42 AM
#5722
Originally Posted by Getty
No need for capital raise or any further delay.
I've costed the price to get 26 tonne per container, picked up from the mine by swinglifter, to port of Tauranga, and off loaded in Brisbane at $3350 all inclusive.
From what I'm lead to believe, we are already at the ore face.
If you simply Bobcat the 15g/tonne RAW ore out the shaft and into the container, and ship it to Australia for processing, then 26t x 15 g =390g =13.755 ounces x US$1900oz = US$26134.50 =NZ$39201 - $3350 less internal Aust transport, less processing, NZ admin and extraction = CASHflow to shareholders.
NO capex required.
If we have sufficient amounts of concentrate @ 800g/t that needs further processing, then the above exercise would gross a mere $2074800 per container.
Conversion may not be optimim compared to a custom built plant, but ask yourself a pragmatic question, do you want 9/10ths of something, or 10/10ths of nothing, like you have now?
Obviously, cash generated could pay for NZ based facility later.
Another yr of Matts salary would pay freight on 120 containers.
Enough of unready, unsteady, just GO!!!!!!
Something along these lines is definitely an option, although it would be good to concentrate the ore before shipping. I know NTL have considered this previously, and with Gold sitting at 1940 USD overnight it has to be an option, either raw or concentrated. NTL has already said they want to advance the face of Mystery, which they suspect further in will have have pockets of the hundreds of g/t that have been found previously.
As far as I'm aware there is little to stop them doing this. I suspect they have been timing their run with the 2 year bulk sampling and move to full mining consent. I say bite the bullet and go!
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28-07-2020, 08:49 AM
#5723
Originally Posted by jonu
Something along these lines is definitely an option, although it would be good to concentrate the ore before shipping. I know NTL have considered this previously, and with Gold sitting at 1940 USD overnight it has to be an option, either raw or concentrated. NTL has already said they want to advance the face of Mystery, which they suspect further in will have have pockets of the hundreds of g/t that have been found previously.
As far as I'm aware there is little to stop them doing this. I suspect they have been timing their run with the 2 year bulk sampling and move to full mining consent. I say bite the bullet and go!
Its probably the HDC restriction of one blast event per day and 4 truck movements per day that is holding this option up.
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28-07-2020, 08:58 AM
#5724
Originally Posted by Brain
Its probably the HDC restriction of one blast event per day and 4 truck movements per day that is holding this option up.
I have no expertise in how many tonne a blast would loosen, but 2 containers a day is within the current truck movements. 60k per day positive cashflow. Remember they already have a few hundred tonne stockpiled.
As I've said several times before...the POG rise has fallen in our laps. The profitability of this mine has approximately doubled in the last 18 months or so.
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28-07-2020, 09:02 AM
#5725
4 truck movements a day will be plenty for this boutique.
26 tonne x 4 loads per day = 104 tonne = payday.
Plenty of Aussie miners do the same thing, moving raw ore long distances to a 3rd party treatment.
of my earlier figures, only @ $90/t is the sea component, so many of the other costs would be faced anyway.
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28-07-2020, 09:15 AM
#5726
Good to see the sellers at 0.8 thinning out a bit pre-open.
Hold em tight folks. Good times are a coming.
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28-07-2020, 09:18 AM
#5727
Furthermore, i see this as complying with any existing consents, no need for long drawn out Resource management hearings for treatment options.
This is a turkey, oops, turnkey operation.
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28-07-2020, 09:20 AM
#5728
Getty, Im just glad your location doesnt say Waihi - hahah
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28-07-2020, 09:23 AM
#5729
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28-07-2020, 09:24 AM
#5730
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Getty for inderpendent director
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