Seabridge Corporate Presentation I am really surprised that in the current presentation there is not a single reference to the developments regarding the legal status, let alone a possible construction and its costs for the MTT.
How does that work? When everyone knows that no mine can be built without an existing tunnel?
The presentation states:
"2022 PFS demonstrates 33-year open-pit only mine plan
with all-in costs of gold production (inclusive of all capital
and closure costs) of $601 per ounce"
Can a cost of $601 be correct if the tunnel still has to be built?
After all, at KSM we are talking about a deposit with average grades of 0.64 gpt gold, 013% copper and only 2.2 gpt silver and we are talking about underground blockcaving.
Do costs and ore grades go together?
But there are nice pictures of the new bridge (3 photos), of the camp (3 photos), of the fish habitat and even of the new Treaty Creek road (4 photos!!).
It seems that there is not much more to report about the activities.