RE: $3,173,760,000 in Ground Gold Value18 Apr 2025 10:06
IWantThatOne - Thank you very much for that reply, some interesting takes from it, and looking at your experience at HUM, i take it seriously.
From what I've witnessed these last 4-5 years, the developments here have been pretty decent. I wouldn't say "Smooth flowing" with the mining code delay, but in terms of the drilling and contracting companies involved this far at Sanankoro, I think the team with all of their help delivered exceptionally on their goals. Easy to forget, Cora are just an exploration company with an end goal of mining. This phase completed (Which will continue during construction) and then we're onto the next.
A DFS is a guide based on competent Research and data. We know it will never go smooth sailing and there will be bumps along the way whether that's Civil works, operational teething issues, and higher than expected AISC. I think that's the greater benefit of getting in as low as 1.5p like some of us here have. We take that risk on, but with these small developments, your Profitability here can grow significantly being we've even poured that first Gold, but at the same time, need a lot going in your favour.
I've beat the drum regularly here about the exploration in Senegal. I think opening two fronts in the end could really rocket Cora to mid Cap levels. That said, taking too much on too soon can also be a burden, failings and short comings on one of your mines, can dramatically dent success executed at the other mine. Still excited for what's to come here, especially with such shallow, rich ground, and a ROCKETING Gold price. But always nice to hear differing opinions and experiences
Thanks again