RE:RE:RE:RE:if BARU means new in Indonesia...I didn't say they would be the ones to develop Miwah, they would never be able to. 1.2 million acres of currently protected forest, home to critically endangered animals. Even if they get government approval (i.e. pay them off, which they can) there could be public opposition. All that aside, there's practically no infrastructure, and it's a high sulphide deposit so recoveries are relatively low. It might have to be developed as an underground mine instead, so even higher cost/lower recovery. Capex would be huge. There's a reason a mid tier/major hasn't secured the project. I know of another HSE deposit (former mine with $200 million sunk costs, process plant, etc), similar size resource/potential, trades for a similar EV to Baru. Market doesn't care.