RE: Do the math21 Jul 2023 22:26
George, I don't think its a maths question as such. I think it's a descriptive error instead. In the same RNS it says:
"With the commencement of LHS on 5 April 2023, gold concentrate production steadily increased in Q2 2023, with a total of 1,556 ounces of gold being produced, of which 818 ounces was attributed to June 2023"
Based on current POG, ÂŁ1526 x 1556 oz = ÂŁ2,376,000.
Reported income from gold sales in q2 was 2 Million to the nearest million. So, ÂŁ376,000 for processing, shipment etc perhaps. A percent lost to refining ect.
When they've said "gold concentrate shipments totalled 269 tonnes" I think, it possibly means, 269 tonnes of ore. If it was dore even at 10 percent purity, it would be worth in excess of a billion pounds which not only doesn't tally with the produced figures, but would be highly unlikely (impossible).
Lastly, I think most of the RNS are inaccurate, so i'm not surprised by another one being poorly worded.
Hope that helps.