GWA Group Ltd V.GWA

Primary Symbol: GWAXF

Consumer Cyclical Home Furnishings & Fixtures

GWA Group Limited is an Australia-based company, which is a designer, importer and supplier of products and solutions, focused on the delivery of sustainable water solutions for bathrooms, kitchens and laundries. The principal activities of the Company include research, design, import and marketing of building fixtures and fittings to residential and commercial premises, including sanitaryware, tapware and showers, baths, intelligent water management solutions, and related kitchen, bathroom and laundry products/accessories. It distributes, installs, maintains and repairs various products through a range of distribution and customer channels in Australia, New Zealand and selected international markets. Its Water Solutions segment includes the sale of vitreous China toilet suites, basins, plastic cisterns, taps and showers, baths, kitchen sinks, laundry tubs, domestic water control valves, smart products and bathroom accessories. Its brands including CAROMA, METHVEN, dorf and CLARK.

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Comment by Toweringmarson Nov 17, 2020 6:46pm

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haven't seen ore moving. The road was grated but to be honest I think the city maintains it. It was super soft and slicker than a baby's diaper. Hauling on it would destroy it in the current weather.

Mechadvice wrote:

A question for anyone local, have you seen any ore being moved to the Redstone mill?

When I read the write up on the flow sheet for the Redstone mill it was designed to received 24" minus run of mine ore. The first stage crushing dropped the size down to 5/8" minus.

My interpretation is that the Gowest ore will need to be crushed small enough at the mine to allow the sorter to do its thing. I don't know to what size they will crush on-site to allow sorting. Probably not down to 5/8" so first stage crushing at Redstone will still likely be required.

It would be nice to see the flowsheet for mine site crushing, ore sorting, and then redstone crushing, grinding and flotation.

Exciting days ahead. Hopefully