RE:RE:webinar stuffI am truly having a difficult time with the high operating cost per ton.
They are buying the feestock :
Year 1 2250 per ton
Year 2 2050 per ton
Year 3 2050 per ton
Costs per ton
Year 1 1349 per ton
Year 2 1349 per ton
Year 3 1088 per ton
Total value of material in feedstock is around 4000 per ton
For instance 10 tons per day is 13940 dollars cost per day. that is with 4 operators and a process that recycles literally everything with a top-up of the effluent every once in a while. Does anyone care to try to explain or speculate why the costs would be so high per ton? Would anyone care to speculate if running 2 shifts would lower costs? One would think so, but it seems to really rely on the extraction of the tin and copper to make money, in the future?
Another little tidbit. In the value of the approx 4264 dollars per ton of feedstock, it is broken down
gold- $ 1833 per ton
copper $ 1372 per ton
palladium $ 346 per ton
tin $ 417 per ton
silver $ 296 per ton
Total $ 4264 value per ton
Can certainly see that there is high value of copper per ton. and tin.
I also thought the 100 tons before the end of 2020 was a separate contract form the long term contract announced. That was my interpretation. Just to tide them over. glta