RE:RE:RE:Lower Gold Prices could Affect the SGC Start-Up PlanThe company was expecting to generate significant cash flow from the near surface high grade gold. This would help SGC proceed with the next step which is full-scale production on their zinc and copper deposits. This plan may need to be tweaked or altered because of the recent collapse on gold prices. With gold prices down to around $1200 per ounce. This start-up plan might not generate the significant cash flow that the company had originally expected. Especially when calculating the costs to begin the start up plan. The SGC three-phase start-up mining operation which would initiate production starting with high-grade gold direct shipping ore production from the Debarwa deposit and heap-leaching of near surface gold, followed by supergene copper production, then zinc and copper at a full production rate of 4 million tones per year.