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The Burkino Faso site ore ,is mainly refractory ,making for more difficult extraction of the gold.
So BF may be a no go.
Cote D Ivory site is adjacent, just over the border.
Hence possibly similar.
Remember this is down to past management.
As with Sukaris problems. Negligence.
IMO.

Gold rising after Feds open market committee expect a rise in inflation from the 1.8% to 2.4%.
Dollar dropping.
Finger crossed all.

Doubt Youseph knows were it is, and would need a training course for using a shovel. ;-)

At last a mórale booster, thanks Cowichan.
No we can see progress and Sukari hill in the background.

I cannot agree with rampant MA , because they can ,with cheap credit.
The cheap credit can very rapidly ,turn very expensive, if your pervious link is correct.
And total control ,again by the enemy ,The Cárcel.
Or did I misunderstand you?
The charade of all being well with printed paper money and gold, will come to a pussy, green head and then explode.
Good night all, it's late here.

I go along with that ,Gnome.

The Fed/Cartel, "Bankers of privilege ",will no doubt find some way to make everyone else pay.
As historically they always have.
As you say Cowichan, a reminder of we are invested in ,at the moment ,unloved Gold miners.
GLA.

It has been apparent for some time now.
Aton has been starved of development funds necessary
Frustrating too say the least.
They really should have been producing a little by now.
But it seems ,unlike Sukari, their main production may well be silver.

Could Atons Abu Marawat in Egypt Surpass Sukari.
A little history of Sami and Mark.

I wonder if he will develop Cey mine 2 ?

In the past he worked with Sammi.
Aton have really not made much progress in years.
There is no real reason given for him moving on.
Strange.

Centamin benefitted by collaboration with EMRA In that the costs were recovered ,as you well know.
It suited Cey at the start, and "Is at it is".
The only production mine in Egypt.
That was and still is very special. In a a premier long term site.
The new licence is cream on the cake.
W/Africa maybe cey got lucky, to get to a bankable feasibility study takes a long time.

Mr Tibbles if indeed what you and Steve are suggesting were to come true.
I for one, would be jumping for joy.
For now I will not get excited, by what is hopeful speculation.

Steve, a contract was signed years ago, it is binding by law.
To change it would mean cancellation, or a default.
Then renegotiation.
Which might well mean years . ie suicide.IMHO.
To use the existing plant for a new mine would be short sighted, and really mean still in real terms one extended mine .With future expansion and plant at Sukari ,the plant may be of insufficient throughput and overcrowded.
The only other option would be maybe the new contract/licensing changed to 50/50 with EMRA repaying development costs, as previously.
IMHO, but just speculation
What do I know?

You are late this morning Razors.
Have a celebration last night ?

Gold doing nicely.
We will see what they do to it's price later , am certain.'
Best not put the mockers on it.
Have a good day all.

Thank you for your sleuthing, a true Sherlock. :-).

Congratulations :-)

Best wishes, nothing ventured, etc.

c,mon Razor ,did you get news yet.