RE:RE:@tradeahead @Tradeahead @Fabrix72. We can know the grade once we have a "reasonable" sampling size to assess it from. That would have to involve a representative set of samples from multiple areas of the property, and that just takes time to mine and put through the mill. -about your crescat video: He says around 52 "regular mineralization", and used the phrase "higher grade" at some point, after discussing the old very low grade tailings material from the run-in, simply underscoring my point. You will see in the video the other day, that he also talks of NVO having recently mined a larger plateau with a lower grade, progressing now to higher grade (in the upcoming time period). It is not news to anyone that grades will vary. Neither that labs are backed up, that is worldwide. The grade control drilling not yet available will soon give management the ability to analyze the mining process quantitatively, and plan the order in which various areas are to be mined, which will of course improve the average head grade substantially relatively to simply making a visual ad hoc determination as they are currently forced to do, for lack of better visibility. 2 about an hour ago
@Tradeahead @Fabrix72. The NR clearly states that the mill is not running at capacity. It is running at 1,5Mt per annum, and has been "test run" successfully at 2Mt per annum. Meaning that, in the future throughput will likely increase by 33%.