RE: 43-101 for Bojita on Sedar Now take those the Botija Abajo numbers (milling option only) and plug them into Inmet's cost structure, this ore is much more profitable (cash flow) for them.
Assuming Inmet's recovery parameters apply:
Cu=43m #'s at cash profit of $2.3/#=$99m
Au=44k oz Au at $1,600/oz=$71m additional by product credits (cash)
That works out to about $.76/PTQ share before options/warrants. Botija Abajo's Au grade is at least 7 times, and the Cu grade is at least 15% better than the combined Cobre Panama grades.
Inmet's web site has presentations on Cobre Panama, additionally there were I&I resources on both Botija Abajo and Brazo with grades comparable to the overall project in the tech study filed 5/5/10 on Sedar for Inmet. They still think it's all theirs.
It will be interesting to see what the Oro del Norte numbers come in at, and which zone they're on. Inmet's pipeline needs major portions of OdN Zone 1, and the power transmission line needs major portions of OdN Zone 2. Both travel through the Experanza concession as well. Palmillo is too far to the west to hinder Inmet.
The plot thickens.