I go along with what your saying Moureeses but ANW doesn't need...

I go along with what your saying Moureeses but ANW doesn't need to pull a rabbit out of a hat , everything is sitting there at Granville ready to go. The mine is open with 430 tonnes of ore ready to be screened and processed. Problem is though it's a few klms away at East mine and the clowns managing this carnival can't organise to get it to the processing plant. Once there the local labor force are trained experienced and ready to go. All that would be needed then would be to transport the product to the docks.
A CEO and a GM [if it exists] who employ local people at their plant can't seem to make any contacts, even if just temporary, to perform the task of transferring ore from A to B. This appears to me to be the only hold up.

Perhaps I was being a bit optimistic, especially in light of the performance of the company over the last 18 months, by saying April, but as I said everything is there, all it needs is a bit of machinery and manpower to bring it all together. It is a mining area and you would think there'd be an idle truck or two, labour etc.available for a simple transporting task. Perhaps though that is outside the realm of university degree graduates to contemplate.

Still hopefull for April though, as things "might" fall into place. Regular sales that is.
They did complete the "tailings dam." remember.