Corrected post23 Sep 2021 08:01
I'm sure WRES will produce revenues of $1.5m/month, it would not be unreasonable to assume that. At current pricing it would require <100t concentrate shipped to do so.
Troajan maintains "if its produced,it gets shippped" Yet the company RNS's say different. It ships when they have 20t shipments of each material.
K3VMC - The 3 day comment was a slip. It meant to say 7 day and you are correct in your comment about an assumption of production, yet Troajan is banding it about like its already happened.
Instantexpert - Your statement about a 20% reduction in Sn is incorrect but to the others who dismiss the smelt figure, I'm sorry but you are wrong. It is a "processing charge" Maybe ask the CFO to explain it
So, once you get to 100t a month of combined production. Working 24/7 on the higher grades and with less time between shifts, how do you then ramp up to the stated 257t/month (combined) target production from LP alone. Geng would call it a "gap" That is more then just some fine tweaking. Yes process more ROM but that alone will still leave a significant shortfall based on the Q2 ratio. The Q3 report will give a more indicative ratio when it arrives.
Shard report states that at production of 910t combined concentrate production the OPEX is $199 per mtu.(allowing for a tin credit) I believe this would be further reduced by the current tin price, however the current revenue at the higher selling prices are $156 for W and $180 for Sn (I've not included the smelt charge to avoid further haggling). So based on these numbers and the achievement of production targets It is still making a considerable nett operating loss. It is spending money faster than it is earning it.