RE: Zak mir 23p target by next month3 Feb 2021 09:28
Just mulling over cobalt and its value to us. In all my previous calculations I have assumed a 50 percent deduction in production costs roughly the same as copper. But then I thought it costs roughly $4,000 to produce a ton of copper and on that basis I’m allowing on today’s value $21,500 to produce a ton of cobalt!. If and I underline if it’s the same as copper that means it would be $4,000 per ton to produce. Which leaves around $39,000! At (Roan) 10,000 tonnes per year and a ratio of 6-1 that would be $65M and at ( elephant) 25,000 tonnes that would be $162M, without the copper! That would actually make it more valuable than copper assuming $4,000 per ton equating to $100,000M. Combined that’s$262M. Is this feasible??????? If it is we would be bathing in dollars!