RE:RE:RE:Just too many eyes on this play not to add.What will be interesting is the how the market receives their updated PFS next month.
It may not exactly sizzle but the price of gold is substantially higher than when it was
done by PGM. If their input costs are similar but gold is much higher, then their profit
margins should be better. That's what this is all about for me.
eg. 60,000 oz X $2700 = $162,000,000 US for one yr of gross production
Then after all costs are factored in, what kind of net earnings/share do we get?
Anyone have any idea?