RE:RE:Okgoldencraton wrote: AndysToast wrote: Andy inquistive has a few questions for the converted. Its Friday afterall.
1. Soumi was to set the new budget by end of May. We have heard nothing. Why not assume they are out instead of in? Why why why do ones always give nvo the benefit of the doubt. Same with the market cap btw.
2. Are they doing a deal on the moy mill? Why does everyone assume thats on the menu because I dont. I think they will test with MM until the cash drops to 10$ m and then suck salaries until the ripe old ages of 85.
Andrew
in hiding
mommys boy
she dont like me no mo to
SUMI…no news is good news..as expected by the faithful
MOY Mill….sitting there…waiting for Novo to run her at cap for the next 57 years to clear off the golden cratons low hanging fruit… by then the deeper rooted stuff will be easier too.
I mean it’s as if that mill was built just for Novo…thanks for the test run MOY….a few bugs to work out first for sure.
Phrase of the day… “Novo ‘s Pilbara Mining HUB”
How long before the first commercial production bar gets poured?
What will the POG be in Auzzie $ at that time?
How low will the AISC per ounce of gold produced at Beatons Creek actually be?
Why does Novo continue to buy up the basin?
These are some of the questions I believe we should be chewing on now.
Just the fact that SUMI is involved in these projects to the extent that it is answers all the lead up questions in my mind.
The gold is there…Novo wants it.
I’m betting they figure out how to get it…and get it…and get it…and…
gc get some 2
Cheers Drew
I would assume that soumi is out. Because nvo has not said they are in for another year. Why does nvo continue to acquire land? Well we dont really know what ground theyve dropped. Or I dont as I dont pay enough attention. Originally they wanted everything. Now they want Egina type gravels because whats the use in hard rock beneath 200 m of overburden. So much for the previous game plan.
I know of some companies run by a geo a no one else. He works the phone and acquires then drops ground. Nr that and churn.
H