RE: Copper30 Oct 2025 16:45
Speccy, given that you say you have a VC background, I don't understand why you say these things.
You know as well as I do, that non-producing assets whether in copper, gold, tin or whatever have a value.
However, until we sign these new concessions, the most important aspect is that our putative (no it doesn't anything other than RRR hasn't made its statement of claim yet) claim is strongly influenced by the copper price.
When making a loss claim in respect of Tortious Interference, the loss claim will be one quantum if the copper price is $5,000 per ton and a different one if the copper price is $11,000 per ton. The difference is not 100% plus a bit but rather more.
We also have copper at the Macalder Tailings.
DYOR