Hits, Misses, and a Surprise from Aton Resources $AANhttps://ceo.ca/@newton/hits-misses-and-a-surprise-from-aton-resources-aan
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Those familiar with story know that it all hangs on the commerciality of the Hamama West deposit. Good news, the met tests on samples of oxide and transitional material are encouraging: Percolation and agglomeration testing is complete and suggest that little or no agglomeration be required. That's a pretty big deal for the heap leach and I believe it was a specific concern for someone in Vancouver last year. It's also good to hear that the field assessment and sampling of spectral targets in the Hamama area continues, as does work towards a revised resource estimate there. How about that economic study?
Mr. Campbell says a few noteworthy things in the latest news release. He starts off, "The hits just keep on coming!" and he is not wrong.
There were a couple other things that jumped out at me. One is that mining license at Hamama will last 20 years. That number didn't come up in my interview with him after the announcement of the acceleration of the timeline to commerciality, but it is a very important number. The other thing was that Aton has made an " amazing discovery of previously unreported extensive underground ancient workings at East Eradiya". Now, that is something special."