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Aurelia Metals Ord Shs V.AMI


Primary Symbol: AUMTF

Aurelia Metals Limited is an Australia-based gold and base metals mining and exploration company. The Company owns and operates two underground mines and processing facilities in New South Wales: The Peak Mine is in the Cobar Basin in western New South Wales, and the Dargues Mine is in south-eastern New South Wales. The Peak Mine is located in the northern Cobar Basin, south of Cobar in central-west New South Wales (NSW). The Dargues Mine is a gold mining and milling operation located in the Southern Tablelands region of NSW, approximately 60 km south-east of Canberra. Its preeminent near-term development projects include Federation and Great Cobar. The Federation deposit hosts high-grade zinc, lead, and gold mineralization and is located approximately 10 km south of Hera Mine. The Great Cobar Project involves the development of a satellite base metals and gold deposit, north of the New Cobar mining complex at Peak Mine.


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Comment by bigopson Dec 22, 2021 12:53pm
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RE:RE:RE:Filter-Sand for Industrial Application

RE:RE:RE:Filter-Sand for Industrial Application Ace...that is exactly what I was thinking the sand was going to be used for -- the sand they are using is frac sand grade sand which typically means it does not clog up and is porous and will allow liquids to flow through the grains -- I think Frac sand once it is washed and dryed and sorted into whatever calibre sand it is - sells for $100-$140/tonne....so i figured that they would not need to sort, clean or dry this sand if they are using it for filtration - most likely in tailing pond and other such related applications. That is why I think it will probably sell for 20% of finished product or $20-$25/tonne....could be a bit more or a bit less - not sure. Any way you slice it this deal is absolutely massive for this company.  The revenue from this deal is likely larger than the market cap of the company right now.
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