Tudor Gold Corp V.TUD

Economics

[Jaskula]

The only concern with Tudor is economics, processing cost now jump to $38 per tonne plus mining $10 per tonne, if we add tailings disposal at $10 per tonne (they may be forced to use filtered tailings) then the cost suddenly can jump to $58 per tonne or around $1800 / oz. Not much left for profit.

[Jetstream1281]

Something wrong with your math.....$58/ton with 1g/t is about $1650/oz......

[Jetstream1281]

Average cost of producing gold in 2022 was $1276/ounce.  That will be on much richer deposits than what we have. If we could produce for $1650 off of a refractory deposit I think we'd be doing quite well to be honest.....

[Jetstream1281]

But I have a sneaking suspicion that when this third batch of latest results comes out it's going to change everything for us....

[Jetstream1281]

That would give you $ 10 billion in profit at today's prices with what we've got so far.

[fordster]

Just another round of verbal intellectual venom with nothing more than blind speculating...you know nothing as we all don't know anything...other than there are many domains with different characteristics. It's obvious the First Nations like Tudor for more than Seabridge...so those ponds will go to Tudor: FACT.  .(hey now you know how absurd you all sound like) However I've never

[Krammer000]

Lol. Hahahahaha!!!!! This could be mineable and profitable at 0.3g/tonne. at $2000/ oz. Capex will be low for the elephant size deposit we have. Can't wait for PEA to come out. Can you say blue sky. $2300 is forecast by end of the year. Just chillin an relaxing til then.