Ivanhoe Mines Ltd T.IVN

Phase 4 Could Be Much bigger

[crow27]

Following the completion of Phase 3, and given current market conditions, Kamoa-Kakula's engineering team is investigating the acceleration of the project's planned Phase 4 expansion. The Phase 4 concentrator will be positioned adjacent to the Phase 3 concentrator, with a minimum processing capacity of 5 Mtpa, and will share common infrastructure with Phase 3, including the front end (crushing and screening plant), which will reduce capital costs.

So by the sounds of this phase 4 could possibly be bigger than phase 3.
It's going to be a monster folks!!!

[Socratex]

With the construction of a monster industrial unit in the KK/WF area, with several borders close by, shoud we assume that security issues linked to potential civil unrest or terrorist attacks will become a serious concern ? What are the mitigation mesures already taken or under consideration by the RDC authorities? 

[waiting73]

Personally, I think the metal gods will be offended by Ivanhoe's success and they will thus send a huge meteorite down to destroy the complex. I tried for a reasoned response to your BS but failed miserably. The litany seems to go as: Nope, no ore there. Oh, well it can't be very big then. Well, it is big, but the plant will never be funded. Goodness, the plant is large but it won't

[crow27]

Just think how foolish many big time miners feel about not giving money to RF when he needed it back only a few years ago.  This will go down as the biggest mistake any CEO could have ever made. The Chinese saw the green light and they hit the gas pedal/electric pedal while the rest of the crowd saw nothing but red lights and continue to see red and the only green they have is envy. Now IVN

[AlwaysLong683]

1) How long has IVN been in the DRC, because the country remains one of the five poorest countries in the world:   "An estimated 74.6% of Congolese people lived on less than $2.15 a day in 2023.  About one out of six people living in extreme poverty in SSA lives in DRC."   If or when a rebellion takes place, pressure may be put on the President Tshieskedi (or his