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Luna Gold LGCUD

Luna Gold Corp was incorporated under the laws of the Province of British Columbia, Canada, on June 24, 1986 under the name Belcarra Resources Ltd. The Company is engaged in the business of mineral exploration, mine development and mine operation. It explores, develops and operates gold properties in Brazil. The Company currently has one producing gold mine, several brownfields exploration projects and several exploration projects located in the Luna Greenfields district in northeast Brazil. The


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Comment by Streicheron Oct 25, 2014 8:26am
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RE:playing silly games

RE:playing silly gamesHave to agree. Clearly all offshore costs are excluded.  As to income, it is less than $1100 per ounce at the current gold price after the Sandstorm offtake.
What about the much vaunted expansion project which was designed to increase production and lower unit costs?   How much has been spent on it with no result?  I believe the original project which was designed for the current production of 80k oz, had a total cost of  around R$100 million. and that was from point zero in bush with no infrastructure at all.  I'm pretty certain a lot more than that has been spent on an "expansion" with nothing to show except debt obligations.
Now there is a special committee to look at strategic alternatives and a Chief Exec that is a PR man by trade. What has happened to good practical mining men who know how to operate in Brazil?
Seems to me that this company needs a clear out of directors and expatriates and needs to get back to the basics of being a good and efficient mining company using the talent it once had.
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