But of course you will spew on and WE did say depends on sorters , how many and what capacity before we can come up with some ballpark numbers on what DSO will produce so $$$ . Also the open pit mine will be a big fish buyout of Bay and AW and not our problem so get that thru your braindead brain . Quote Martin .(
RE:Lets Take About Scale
schocor wrote:Storm is VERY remote deposit; luckily I hjaev worked at a couple of these in my life and I undersatdn the costs associated with them.
ALot of poeple like to talk about small scale, season, DSO operations - which is AW!'s plan.
I dont believe that a seasonal minnig seperation (6 month?) operations, shiping ~50% concentrate is large enough in scale to ever to generate a return. THe costs of keeping the operation on standy during 6 months outweighs any positive cash flow one woudl generate in the short operating window from a small scale operations (shiping 45,000 tonnes of concentrate per year).
Aston has a 20% effective interest in Storm; and Aston is currently valued at $4.5m.
small scale..we don’t know how many sorters we are going to be using yet do we... all the same your assumption of 45,000 tons at 53% concentrate is close to $220,000,000 ... that’s approx 2.2 sorters 100 day production.. 5 sorters? That puts us close to 100,000 tons of concentrate.. bout $460,000,000... can you tell us how many they will be using? Oh and 1 100 tone truck should be able to handle supplying enough to keep at least 3 of those sorters running if not all 5.. they aren’t moving the dirt far...