RE:RE:RE:RE:CopperThe fact that it's full of water makes me even more skeptical. How long did it take Cameco with almost unlimited resources to deal with the cigar lake water problem?
AlfTanner wrote: I have followed a lot of mining companies, and the goals with underground mines are almost never met. Having a previously operated mine is not necessarily an advantage. Why did it shut down in the first place? Were costs too high? Costs are going to be a lot higher now due to inflation. In addition, the deeper a mine goes, the more it costs. Many of the companies I have followed that reopen previously closed mines end up failing. A good example if the Caribou zinc mine in Canada. That mine bankrupt both Blue Note and Trevali. These companies keep repeating the same behavior and expecting different results.