Post by
MAKEITBACK on Mar 15, 2023 8:32am
Pointe Rousse
Is there a gold price at which our mine could be run profitably again or is that off the table?
Comment by
Beersy24 on Mar 15, 2023 10:19am
Sounds like it's off the table. They are looking at limiting all risk and putting 100 percent of their resources towards Goldboro.
Comment by
DoumDiDoum on Mar 15, 2023 10:38am
That's off the table: they are derisking in order to advance Goldboro in Nova-Scotia.
Comment by
MAKEITBACK on Mar 15, 2023 7:05pm
Correct me if I am wrong, but shuttering a working mine that has a resource and a gold price that makes it profitable is not the definition of derisking. It is what most juniors wish they had. It is possible to run a mine and explore at the same time, and the income funds the drilling program.
Comment by
DoumDiDoum on Mar 15, 2023 10:37pm
No, please inform yourself about the Stog'er Tight deposit: a lot of money would have been needed before any gold could be poured from it. Thus a lot of risks before getting ca$h flow from it.
Comment by
shiftyone on Mar 15, 2023 10:51pm
when i search d. doum nova scotia... you know what comes at the top of the page. J.D. Hill. once again. same as when i searched geologist forest hlls
Comment by
5er on Mar 16, 2023 8:30pm
Ha Ha Ha Ha! You are having illusions of J.D. Hill every time you search someone on this board. You see him everywhere. Your demented persona is showing again! Next you will be saying when you search 5er .. you know what comes at the top of the page. J.D. Hill. The only problem is: You can't spell 5er! Ha Ha Ha Ha!
Comment by
MAKEITBACK on Mar 16, 2023 6:44am
"Stoger T is break even 50 - 50 so too risky period full stop" If you read my original comment the question was is there a gold price at which Pointe Rousse is not too risky? re comments about our financial position by our friend: This company is a long way from bankruptcy and the only way that would happen would be gross msmangement!