RE:RE:RE:EBITDuhThe 6mtpa scenario has an actual mill rate of 4,589kt/y for the first five years, at a head grade of 6.79%, and a recovery of 85.6%. Resulting production is 267kt/y or 588mlbs/y, of which 40% is 235mlbs. Also, all-in cost is 1.08/lb for the first five years. Current copper price is 2.88, a bit up from yesterday. The numbers I posted for EBITDA average for years 1-5 are taken from the press release.
You are neglecting:
1. that expected throughput is below nameplate capacity
2. metallurgical recoveries
3. cash cost is not mine site of 0.43/lb, but includes milling, transportation and TCRC's, amounting to 1.08/lb
If it's not a waste of time for you, I suggest you reread the press release and check your numbers.
I never argued against the quality of assets and upside potential. No need to exaggerate them. You said you're a stock promoter and it shows. There is a huge fudge factor in all your numbers and arguments.