RE: Aim16 Jan 2026 17:03
See if you remember this :-
ranger104uk
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RE: Almost $1 billion worth of Gold at current prices5 Jan 2026 12:29
RNS Again Dec 2024
Further to the Company's announcement on 25 November 2024, Boku has made its first mineral sale of a batch of 42.973 tonnes of ore, with 10 tonnes produced exclusively from the "Bonanza" vein in block one. The batch had an average grade of 15.6 g/t Au and has been sold to a local gold ore processing plant in the Arequipa region.
Notably, the 10 tonnes from block 1 reached average grades of 63.6 g/t, following assay by the plant's metallurgy laboratory. These represent the highest grades yet seen in the mine.
Do the Math!
42.97 x 15.6g = 670.33
10 x 63.6g = 636.g
670.33 - 636 = 34.33 / 32.97 = 1.04 g\t
And then this
ranger104uk
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RE: Almost $1 billion worth of Gold at current prices5 Jan 2026 18:15
You could look at it another way.
43 tonnes Shipment. Revenue for the year 44,000USD / 43 = 1023USD/ tonne
Simples
Any other shipment in 2024 would bring it down further.
Got to hand it to them, they give it to you all in black and white. Year end final accounts, RNS's all legal stuff.
It would be hard to defend against. That shipment "should be part of the 44,000usd revenue for the year. Next 6 monthly account zero revenue.
So you can argue g/t but gold sales go into revenue only thing published is the 44k.
Enough context there?
So using Ranger's assumptions that he used to get $1023/t what would be the correct answer to my conundrum, A, B or C?