RE:RE:RE:RE:For clarity I say we do better as a company very very simply 8 mil ton/year @ $80/ton = 640 million sales (i expect over 10 mil ton/yr actually)
Rowland said a fraction of godridge production costs. Their costs were $44/ton, lets say 40% of that costs. So say $17/ton costs for Atlas. $17 x 8mil = $136 mil expenses......
So about 500 mil in profit......cash cow.
And I do expect 10+ mil annual production.
Plus the wholesale cost of salt this season with the justinflation is a little over $90/ton right now
Also as rowland said they are looking into other markets such as consumer bagged salt.
Math is math.