RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Emergency action required immediatelyThank you. The first two links use the same significant drill intercept data tables. The AC news release does not mention rhenium, only moly which is logical.
Could not immediately locate any rhenium resource estimate in any of the links. Additionally, rhenium grade of significant intersects from the first two websites being the same tables identify a rhenium grade of approximately 0.025 ppm (10,000 ppm=1%) rhenium which is very low and only a portion of that recoverable by smelters with such capture technology. Granted bulk mining and adequate smelting could produce a nice by-product.
How did you exactly determine 120,000 kg of rhenium? Sorry if I missed something in the links, but could not readily locate.
Bottom line: various by-products mined along with moly/silver ore are a bonus, but selective mining will be determined by moly or moly and silver cut-off grade. They are other by-products in the deposit. This is not a potential rhenium mine for rhenium produced is a of-product of other metals mining in the world.
Lets see if AC brings these other by-product credits into the preliminary feasibility study. That’s what is important.