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ekimon Mar 07, 2017 11:49am
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Front End Loaded
Front End LoadedThis project is so front end loaded. Completely an exception for most of the industry.
#1 - You can focus your initial pit on the super high grade cylindrical pipe of CH-6.
Depending on how aggressive you get on the underground, you could bring it early in the mine plan and selectively mine out the super high grade material to feed the mill.
If they bump up the mill size to 1 mtpa....and they try to fill up the first year of production with super high grade material...you get 4 cpt x US$200 x 1.33 conversion x 1 million tonnes = CAD$1 billion revenue at an operating cost of CAD$100 million at capital cost of CAD$500 million.
You end up with CAD$400 million excess at the end of year 1 production that gets not fully taxed because you have tax benefits on file...maybe a CAD@200 million dividend?
Geez.
We already saw JDS front load the PEA with deferring CH-7 to later instead of blending the two pipe mill feed.
Now with a underground at CH-6...there is the ability to compartmentalize CH-6 into the 2 cpt stuff and the 4 cpt stuff.
You can't front end load most deposits, most mine plans.
You can at Chidliak.
LONG...PGD
EKIM