RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Value of FCU sale?Hmmm, Very interesting..!
What makes me curious though is why they couldn't have raised the cut-off grades in the first RE. There must be a good bit of low grade in the open pit section and/or the indicated portion of their discovery if they kept the cut-off as low as they did then. At least that is what seems to be implied.
I'm sure that whomever was doing the assessing must of done a cross over plot to find the best cutoff grade point. So with a high grade 840 W and 1515 W sections it would possibly allow for a higher grade cutoff to be used and still have a higher quantity of indicated ore. That to me means that FCU would be helped by further drilling projects provided of course that they find more ore.
Looking forward to their next drilling news release to see what they have in mind.
GTLA
TN