Originally posted by Nanuterra
Ant
$200 per tonne is wishful thinking imho. But who knows.
However, I have to say, if a company leaves it later and later to get contracts organised OR the landfill businesses they were initially discussing prices with pull out, unable to satisfy the EPA, it leaves any remaining storage companies (in this case maybe only NAG) with the upper hand regarding pricing.
How sweet would be that be.
Nanu
Let's hope they they are exploring every option to be part of the action which should include joint ventures and or sub contract arrangements where possible . As for price per tonne lets hope they are aiming for modest profit so the don't have to raise revenue releasing more shares and it can fund the drilling operation as they have a lot ground to cover.
The pass project has many years run as Victoria expands . Im sure the Gov will look at multiple suppliers over the course of the project and Nag has the hard part of it coveeds being an approved dumping ground . Like most Gov contracts if they think Nag ticks all the boxes in the way of compliance they will be given the opportunity to submit a BAFO as like any Gov spend they will have a budget to meet.
