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Newcastle Minerals Ltd A.NCM


Primary Symbol: V.NCM



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Comment by miningmanon Feb 11, 2020 12:02pm
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RE:RE:PVG: Q4, 2019 estimates

RE:RE:PVG: Q4, 2019 estimates  Actually Loves,  I  suspect  11 cents is  on  the optimistic  side,  perhaps   3 cents  MIGHT  be achievable.  Each  of the last three quarters  has  provided approx   90,000  ounces   from  mill heads of  around  9  grams.   Another  Cleo  might  raise its head  at any time  but I'd  say the odds arent in  favour of this.   So lacking  any  breakthru  in understanding the geology ,   9  grams is  the most  we can  expect   going forward.     Of  course  ounces comes from  tonnes  and  grade.  Q3   report  contained a subtle    warning that  they are really struggling to get the mill tonnage  beyond  3600  tpd.   This  obviously  could be a mill or  mine problem. but there is  no reason yet to suspect that this is a mill constraint.   When  a mine  is having difficulty  providing the daily tonnage that a mill needs,  it    can  either admit  it cant do it , or   it   uses an  increasing amount of  low grade in  the daily feed.   

I  still suspect that there are now a large number of stoping  blocks that have been  developed  but appear to be only   2  or 3  gram  material.  However poor the economics, this  material  does  provide additional  cash  flow ,  as well as hiding the severity  of  the operational  problems.

So  IMO POG  is  a relatively  small part of the big  picture.  It will be really interesting to hear the excuses  on Wednesday  if  my  thoughts are validated.
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