RE:RE:BArrick CEO - "Copper is a fantastic strategic asset"I'd referenced the Caesars Report. Here it is for anyone who hasn't yet seen it.
https://caesarsreport.com/freereports/CaesarsReport_2019-09-18.pdf Lots of good stuff in here. He covers lots of ground and answers a lot of questions one may have about ST.
He even writes about the river - Spoiler Alert, he concludes it's no biggie; a small cost to manage/divert it and it'll be out of cash flow, not up-front capital. (What he doesn't say is that once managed - a whole lot of potential resource opens up. Some of the best historic drill holes are on the north end of the North Zone, the holes drilled right up to the edge of the water, and the next holes, the fabled 3 in the Brassilies (spelling?) 1.25 km north on the other side of the river, are said to have yielded some of the best grades of the past drill programs. So, what Caesars report suggests is a low cost engineering effort, opens up a potential 1.25km or more of strike zone of structure that's bookended with very good drill holes!)