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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Nickel Creek Platinum Corp T.NCP

Alternate Symbol(s):  NCPCF

Nickel Creek Platinum Corp. is a Canada-based mining exploration and development company. The Company’s principal business activity is the exploration and evaluation of nickel and platinum group metals (PGM) mineral properties in North America. Its flagship asset is its 100%-owned nickel-copper PGM project, located in the Yukon Territory, Canada (Nickel Shaw Project). The project is in the... see more

TSX:NCP - Post Discussion

Nickel Creek Platinum Corp > 14% IRON - 6 CONCENTRATES
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Post by Wangotango67 on Jan 25, 2024 1:04am

14% IRON - 6 CONCENTRATES

2023 PFS
provides 6 concentrates.
Question really is - are these concentrate scenerios
or... pfs factoring -  6 concentrates ?

Are 6 concentrates sustainable ?
Using 14% Iron ( former assay report - peridotites ) *other reports tad lessor Fe %

2200 raw tonnes x 14% Fe
= 308 lbs Fe

7.14 raw tonnes = 1 tonne Fe

Concentrates require a min iron % value
Let's use 46% Fe applied to iron in a concentrate


Bulk Con - closed circuit ( no loss )

7.14 / raw tonnes x 0.26% Ni
= 1.85% Ni + 46% Fe
= 1 concentrate

There's sill another 54% iron left over from 1 tonne
Close to the 64% magnetite con = $250 / tonne

Therefore - a sustainable porportionate of raw ore
could afford 2 concentrates / 2 scenerios

Scenerio # 1
Divide the 1.85 % Ni into 2

Ex - $ 45 / NiFe Con
0.925% Ni + 46% Fe
                +
0.92.5% Ni + 46% Fe
= $ 90 / 2 cons

Scenerio # 2
Ex - $ 45 / NiFe Con
Ex -$ 250 /  Fe Magnetite
= $ 295 / 2 cons

To support 6 separate concentrates
There would not be enough - iron.

   One would have to entreat buyer with another subsitute for iron -
- silicates ( lol )
- magnesium

    Which would shine light on WASTE ORE cost factors in pfs,
= waste ore costs are near same as regular mineralized ores ( processing )


Based on 14 % Fe
My figures show only 2 concentrates could be supported
- 2 Ni cons
1 Ni con + Iron magnetite stand alone

6 concentrates would require a substitute / for Iron

Running 2 nickel concentrates ( bulk ) example only
would provide minimal payables

Running 1 bulk con + 1 iron stand alone
= maximizes profits


CRUNCHING NUMBERS
437,000,000 million tonnes ~ 7.14 tonnes
= 61,204,481 x 2 con tonnes baked into 7.14 raw tonnes

61,204,481 ( 2 simple cons ) Scenerio # 1
x $ 90
= $ 5,508,403,290 billion


61,204,481 ( 2 cons Ni/Fe + Fe ) Scenerio #  2
x 295
= $18,055,321,895  billion


SUM ?
6 concentrates would require other mineral to make up for lack of  - iron
Magnesium
Silicates

Versus Scenerio 1 + Scenerio 2

If Scenero 2
tack on magnesium credit $$$$

I kept to a simple format Ni con applied to bulk concentrate.
Versus actual bulk con would have - plats, exotics, copper, cobalt, and other minerals...

Not investment advice
Simply trying to figure out the 2023 PFS


Cheers...


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