Post by
Vancity1 on Dec 29, 2020 4:00am
1200 TPD
Let's just say for a second that next Q Harte announces that the 1200 TPD feasibility study has been completed and the board approves it moving forward. Now let's also start say production moves up 12000 ozs per Q. Now let's say that gold reaches and surpasses 2000$ per oz for the majority of the year. This is all best case scenario but I like to be optimistic. I see Harte moving back up very quickly next year after our next Q.
GTLA
Comment by
Vancity1 on Dec 29, 2020 3:29pm
It's a new mine they have enough reserves now as is to operate for a many years although drill results that show an increase are always helpful. 1200tpd may be a stretch today although I see management making it happen in the future as the gold rush escalates. Also I don't see the company in financial trouble at all they have 23mlion in the bank.
Comment by
Fredfudpucker00 on Dec 29, 2020 9:20pm
Sharegar, while I believe this mine will prosper at some point , could you please tell me how you think they will get needed financing for continued cash flow,and financing to increase mill capacity. It will be interesting to see how they proceed.
Comment by
Vancity1 on Dec 30, 2020 12:30pm
It's called pouring gold bars... 9-10,000 ozs per Q
Comment by
Homestone on Dec 30, 2020 12:45pm
That's not enough,the goal is 15,000 + oz per Q
Comment by
Flyhi2004 on Dec 30, 2020 1:23pm
Vancity...did you investigate... Thier AISC is north of 2000 US/oz still and they hedged 20000 oz/year till 2024. Owe over 100 million at 14% interest and NSR of 4% I think with no ability to cover debt payments in 2021....
Comment by
Homestone on Dec 30, 2020 1:27pm
That's good fly hi, I was just going to suggest to van city to do a little research but you beat me to it.
Comment by
Vancity1 on Dec 30, 2020 1:57pm
Why are you even here ? Sound like a short seller
Comment by
RedBaron1234567 on Dec 30, 2020 9:39pm
Who cares at what cost or dilution I suppose you would be in favour of no further financing in exchange for no dilution of shares in a bankrupt miner who cares ?!