TMAC Resources Inc. T.TMR

A brief glance at the MDA suggests that

[Shermandrock1]

there is considerable cause for optimism notwithstanding the delayed timetable for equipment installation. Current anticipated installation of all equipment is now the end of November. October recovery 82%. Still anticipate "at least" 90% by EOY. Drilling at Madrid appears to exceed expectations. Drilling / mining at Doris is favorable. ASIC is unfavorable impacted by considerable non-recurring infrastructure related expenditures. In my pro-pumper opinion, I believe that the "analysts" will, in conjunction with interaction with management in the CC, find a lot of "stuff" that will enable them to write positive reports and perhaps elevate their view of future TMAC prospects. Just my $0.02. Sherm

[jellbarton]

Does anyone know if its still Gekko Corp that sold the first mill that failed to work that are supplying the new concentrator equipment or have they got a Canadian company who actualy knows what they are doing to fix it?

[snowshoedb]

The company has been installing Falcon concentrators and various other gravity/flotation equipment to enhance recovery. I think the entire processing circuit is in the process of being reworked under a different design. Note that the CL2 line has become the primary line for processing mine material and the CL1 line is being retrofitted. They claim retrofitting should be done in October. But I

[Robfrod]

Yes they appear to have cut ties with Gekko and are gradually phasing out a lot of their poor equipment choices.  The Falcon concentrators are made by a Canadian company Sepro.  Falcon or Knelson concentrators (both originally made by canadian companies although Knelson has been bought by a swedish company FLS) are the industry standard and are installed at almost every gold mine on the