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Skeena Resources Ltd T.SKE

Alternate Symbol(s):  SKE

Skeena Resources Limited is a precious metals developer that is focused on advancing the Eskay Creek Gold-Silver Project, a past producing mine located in the Golden Triangle in British Columbia, Canada. Eskay Creek represents one of the highest-grade and lowest cost open-pit precious metals mines in the world, with substantial silver by-product production. It also owns the past-producing Snip gold mine (Snip). In addition to Eskay Creek and Snip, the Company also owns several exploration stage mineral properties in the Golden Triangle and Liard Mining Division of British Columbia. Its 100%-owned Eskay Creek Project is a high-grade volcanogenic massive sulphide (VMS) deposit. The Snip mine consists of one mining lease and eight mineral claims totaling approximately 4,546 hectares (ha) in the Liard Mining Division. It has staked a 74,633-ha Hoodoo Project, located approximately 65 kilometers northwest of Eskay Creek. It also has interests in KSP property.


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Comment by oxinoson Feb 05, 2020 11:45am
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RE:RE:RE:GJ Resources. ..

RE:RE:RE:GJ Resources. ..And you think that the Eskay Creek deposit does not have its own shortcomings? The deposit is not a new discovery. Most of the gold ounces were there when Barrick optioned it to Skeena. What did Skeena management do diffently with regard to the deposit? They looked at it as an open pitable resource. But the deposit has so much overburden that it would be costly to remove all that overburden. That will add considerably to the cost. Unless they discover very robust numbers like 20 or more grams per tonne average over the whole resource it will be challenging to turn a profit without a higher average gold price. Maybe that is why Barrick has no interest in backing in.
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