On the announcement it says the refinery has a near term capacity to produce 2000 ton of cobalt product per year. That's $66M of cobalt at today's price. If correct that the raw material costs half that to buy as a concentrate (for the same contained cobalt) and the refining process doubles the value of the contained cobalt as a finished product, this would represent a potential profit of $33M per year at today's depressed prices minus refining costs by my calculation. Does any one have a better insight into these assumptions or any idea how much refining costs might approximately come to?
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