RE:nickel
TLDR 1.25 billion pounds. How much nickel do they have? The SEDAR filing gives us an estimate: 1,683 ktons, or 3,366,000,000 pounds. That is the resource in the ground. Not all that is available for recovery. 11% of nickel in the high value zone is locked in silicates & cannot be recovered. Up to 41% of nickel in the lower value zone cannot be recovered. So, we could estimate 74% of nickel in the ground is available for recovery, 2.5 billion pounds. But, the recovery rates for nickel are low, in this case about 50%. That gives 1.25 billion pounds over the life of mine at the Crawford Project. If you go to the SEDAR site & look up "Canada Nickel", at the bottom of the page you will find the technical report that includes the resource estimate. The resource also includes 327 million tons of Iron, 85,000 tons of Cobalt, 252,000 oz Palladium, & 108,000 oz Platinum.