Copper decline in new mines, page-11

Hi Gbgirl, all the costs will come out in the feasibility studies, but having worked out at about 4% copper equivalent for the metal content, it should be no problem having an underground mine following the py3.
Whether the shallower lower grade (CuEq) mainly cobalt is viable via open-cut is not as important to me.

I expect the PY3 resource to grow greatly now they have the model worked out, plus there is an outside chance of AML finding the source, which could be a larger body of high grade.

Over the next 6 months there will be a lot of impressive assay results released to market (IMHO) so plenty of good news flow and addition to resources. I'm also expecting the price of most base metals to rise in the near future, just as they have done over the last year or so.