Gosh, I found this information informative. How about you?Do you know Im very well versed when it comes to custom milling as well. Different mills and mill types recoup gold with varying efficiency. Just ask Monarch how their experiment went with the old Aurizon mill oi. They were out of business after about 5 months of haulage after losing their shirts. Shoulda just asked a pirate what he thought about that move. Did you know ore weights are taken off a moving conveyor, said weights often skewed to the upside as clients usually pay per tonne. Same with humidity levels in the rock. Did you know everything in a mill gets converted to dry tonnes and that even very dry rock has a humidity content of between 1% and 3%? Probly not eh. And try to find a custom client that doesn’t think he’s been shafted somehow at the gold pour. Did you know that when a mill goes idle that its very hard and expensive to retain the good men, the ones who know what they are doing? Very hard to get them back once you let them go too. So in this mou there’s a lot to be negotiated between the parties. In particular, how much and how to charge for intermittent small bulk samples of say 5000 tonnes, and who’s going to pay for all that standby (you are). I wouldn’t expect a fair read on the grade either. So this mou doesn’t mean there’s a deal yet. Personally I think its a move to impress shareholders and make them think mining is imminent. ES in particular.