RE:InputsNonsense. The oil/natural gas we use in AB has not going up significantly nor sulfur. Cuba has an issue getting enough crude but we seem to have over come that. To the contrary the rise in realized price of our Co byproduct has offset any input cost rise. One thing i would say though is stronger dollar will erode our earnings (we do business is USD but report in CAD and all our debt in CAD. So all things being equal a lower dollar might help. However USD strength usually would correlate with a hard commodity like Ni dropping in price a bit so maybe this all evens out...
YourFriendo wrote: When doing your cf, keep in mind that inputs Sherritt uses are also increasing, at even a higher rate than nickel. Probably trims 50$ cents of margin per pound.