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US listing is up 42% to 15 cents or 13p in real money...

Forcasted ASIC for Kor if I recall is around 1200

Re dugbe... There's a lot of moving parts that affect the the AISC and grade over volume is possibly the biggest.. Dugbe DFS is aimed at 5mtpa processing plant to produce circa 280k ounces where as yanfolila is 1.4 mtpa to produce 100k ounces.

Yanfolila is also landlocked where as dugbe is around 70 km from the Atlantic ocean.

Absolute was of ducking time, sounds like Norman Collier with a gag on

Running round like a blue arsed fly to be ready for 5 and it's at 5:30 do'h

Cheers, BB2

I will post a summary if I get a chance but waiting on a call this afternoon to pick the missus up from Bluewater Shopping Center so might not be around myself yet.

Please could someone repost the VOX link for the webcast?

Just hire yourself a local peasant and a bulldozer for half a day then 150 quid max .

My mistake, you're obviously more clued up than I originally thought... FFS!!!

You're worried because you don't understand with what's involved in running the mine and incurred costs in the first place. But long answer short.... Care and maintenance in the short term would cost pretty much the same as running it, excluding energy and consumable costs, so you could argue that it might cost circa 80 million versus being cash flow neutral for 12 months whilst you sort out the grade.

Bangs head against the wall

Cheerful, don'f forget they've been mining there so the figure is NET of depletions.

What on earth you holding poly for.... Anyone trying to bottom pick that, deserves the 100% capital loss that is coming there way.

Sell it anon, all you did from buying it was provide an off ramp for russians. Besides the non Kazak mines will end up getting seized leaving all the massive debt on the Kazak assets which will cripple it, likely default and delist

Brucey Bonkers...

Keep your eyes on the 2-10 yield curves of EU and US, stagflation will result in the bond safe haven trade, yields will fall making it impossible for CB's to raise rates to any where they need to be match inflation. Probably not many will agree with me at the moment but I see the TNX going sub 1.5% by this time next year, which will force the fed to reverse QT and embark on even more QE, europe will follow the fed, they always do.

Or they'll do nothing and finally settle for letting nature take it's course, like they should have done since 2009.

Ps... It was the TNX going to sub 0.80 which gave gold it's leg up to 2200 in 2020

I can count, so similarly I don't see a raise... Welcome to remind me of this post if, in the unlikely event it happens for something outside of M&A activity

Gap fill tomorrow, buy it of you get a chance

1 share on a UT

I'm confused by Ptitbru's comments. Why would a quadrupling of gold from 1 million to 4 million ounces make you nervous?

Pretty good value for $10 million capex

#Bonker99 This is a busy time for the trolls now there isn't much time left for them... Lower lows getting matched against higher RSI lows, across all major session charts now.

Don't be stupid... If H1 is expected to be cash flow neutral then that means Q2 has to make up for what Q1 lost.

Correction H1 cash flow neutral

One should consider the implications of what Q1 cash flow neutral means.

Remember what I have said many times.... AISC and FCF are not the same