Bitter Sweet23 Jan 2024 09:46
After the initial disappointment of Roan still being 8 weeks away and coming to lots of irrational thoughts. I re-read the RNS and actually found it quite positive. The highlight being chrome up 39% on this time last year. But not just up in quantity up substantially in value. So looking forward to the numbers there, hopefully soon. Copper was up 33% on this period last year. Plus they are saying in this work around period, Roan is capable of 600 tonnes per month going forward and circa 1,000 tonnes per month in 8-9 weeks. In the grand scheme of things, in a short while earnings are going to jump massively and if the 6oo tonnes now is correct, they will jump up substantially this quarter. Disappointingly PGM's down 9% on a year ago ,but hey, there's so little money in PGM's its not going to change anything. But that is all our own production, this time last year may have included the joint venture, so could actually be better. Sable growing to 16k tonnes will be a massive boost to the bottom line. Thutse being expanded for another 300k tonnes expansion plus new life of mine contracts progressing outside of this. At current prices chrome in itself will become a considerable income source. So bitter sweet for me, see past the next 8 weeks and earnings start to multiply. To be fair at 600 tonnes of copper per month now, they are jumping now.