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The front end seems to be a bit of a double edged sword, they can’t seem to run it without it having a negative impact on the overall performance of the unit - if they could run it and increase the overall Roan output then they would be away to the races.

Just reading the GLR board chat - seems to be a common thing , so nothing to see here apparently

Just noticed GLR had a RNS today - their registered office is now the same as Jubilee’s, is it normal for different companies to share a registered office or is there something afoot ?

Just reading another published study on these IMA sorter , and I realise we all know grades in Chile are historically low but it just reiterates what a good mine Molefe looks like in terms of ore grades , in the study the sorter helped to increase the grade from 0.23 to 0.3 - we have got 1.6 + high grade and a low grade of 0.6- 0.8 , these onsite processing units could help big time.

IMA Bulk Ore sorter - interesting reading, feels like progress

There was a investors presentation today to the city that involved a number of a Mr Colin Birds companies, and Bezant Resources has an ore sorter winging its way from Germany as we speak, nearly every mine requires one , yet listening to Leon it sounds a really complicated bit of kit and would take a few months to set up , Leon does like to complicate things on these presentations maybe someone else is better doing them, I know he’s not involved any more but that Ricus explained things a lot clearer and easier to understand

Looks good , let’s see what meat is put on the bones tomorrow in the presentation

Last I heard we were delighted to get the greater Molefe land grab we did as the Chinese were gobbling up everything else, guess we must have identified some new areas that the Chinese overlooked 😕 lucky us !

Or possibly the onsite processing unit that was mentioned a while ago?

Has anyone got more details of this - Hydro sluicing and Milling plant that Ator-x-9 are commissioning at Molefe?

As far as I gather it processes weathered copper oxide deposits which then usually then goes to a secondary process to produce high grade copper - is this new or is it the material they have been sending to Sable from the start-hadn’t heard of it before so not sure.

I think the combination of higher throughput and better recovery rates all contribute to significantly better economics of scale , so would expect it to be a “ nice little earner “ if they can get it right.

All very confusing, then of course there is talk of reintroducing the front end at some stage - or I’m I getting confused with that one too?

Sorry just in a catching up on today’s posts , has anyone phoned the circus to let them know that all their missing clowns have turned up on this board?

One of the reasons some of us were expecting project G to advance quicker, is that Grovenor Resources state that there is a 100tph DMS plant , leaching circuit and the ability to produce copper cement already in place - it seems a short cut to extra copper production?

Grovenor Resources Zambia Limited’s Mumbwa operation has transitioned into a strategic partnership with Jubilee Metals Group, who have acquired majority control to advance the next phase of development. By combining Grovenor’s exploration work with Jubilee’s processing and refining expertise, the project now forms part of Jubilee’s wider Zambian copper strategy aimed at delivering up to 25,000 tons of copper per year. This partnership boosts production potential, strengthens operational capacity, and secures Mumbwa as an important long-term copper asset for the region.

Sorry never saw your last post , yeah noticed that on their website

STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS

As a long-standing supplier to Jubilee Metals Group, we work closely with partners who activeley invest time to capacitate our teams. These interactions strengthen operational discipline and promote shared best practices.

What do Grovenor Resources supply Jubilee with?

There are mine plans and then then there are plans for a mine

Correct SeisNav as you know I can be facetious with my posts on occasions

The amount oh copper we are producing at the moment, if we could borrow a couple of 200 litre barrels we should be ok for a while 🤔