Post by
dothemathpeople on May 28, 2024 8:57am
Devil in the details
We have currently identified six stockpile opportunities, with a total estimated tonnage of approximately 29.03 million tonnes, averaging grades of 1.5% copper (Cu) and 0.5% cobalt (Co). The stockpiles vary in size from 60,500 tonnes to 20 million tonnes, with copper grades ranging from 1% to 6.5% and cobalt grades from 0.05% to 4.5% (Congo Tailings Company S.A.S. in the Democratic Republic of the Congo). As these tonnages and grades are historical in nature and do not have a technical report to support them, they are not considered current and should not be construed as a resource. The company has not done sufficient due diligence for these numbers to be relied upon.
The Company. Has NOT. Done sufficient DD.
They are NOT considered current. Should NOT be construed as a resource.
But they say all this cr ap anyhow.
More dirty cobalt from the DRC, comliments of SGS?
THE exact thing ALL these Canadian companies and properties were supposed to be better for.
NOT.