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Further to the Company's announcement on 25 November 2024, Boku has made its first mineral sale of a batch of 42.973 tonnes of ore, with 10 tonnes produced exclusively from the "Bonanza" vein in block one. The batch had an average grade of 15.6 g/t Au and has been sold to a local gold ore processing plant in the Arequipa region.

Notably, the 10 tonnes from block 1 reached average grades of 63.6 g/t, following assay by the plant's metallurgy laboratory. These represent the highest grades yet seen in the mine.

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The highest quality gold ore can contain more than 20 grams of gold per tonne (g/t). Some examples of high-grade gold ore deposits include:

Fosterville Mine: Located in Australia, this mine is known for its high gold grade

Macassa Mine: Located in Canada, this mine is known for its high gold grade

Hishikari Mine: Located in northern Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan, this mine has been producing gold since 1985 and has a grade of around 20 grams of gold per tonne of ore

The grade of gold and the composition of the ore that can be excavated differ between underground and open-pit mines. The World Gold Council defines 8–10 grams per tonne as "high-quality" and 1–4 grams per tonne as "low-quality" for underground mining.

The concentration of gold in ore is measured in grams of gold per tonne of ore (g/t). This unit is obtained from drilling results, which involve extracting core samples from the Earth's subsurface.

2nd one

The grade of gold, and composition of the ore that can be practically excavated, are different for open-pit and underground mines. The grams per tonne for a low grade open-pit is then different for underground mining.

Technically speaking, the highest grade of gold would be nuggets, which are some of the only naturally occurring deposits of gold. Even these tend not to be pure 24 carat gold, but are certainly the highest grade of gold found naturally.

For underground mining, the World Gold Council defines between 8 and 10 grams per tonne as ‘high-quality’, and 1 to 4 grams per tonne as ‘low-quality’. There is no exact definition of what is considered as high or low grade. The list below is therefore a rough guide to what may be expected.

Open Pit:

Low grade 0 - 0.5 gold grams per tonne

Average grade 0.5 - 1.5 gold grams per tonne

High grade 1.5 + gold grams per tonne

Underground Mine:

Low grade 0 - 5 gold grams per tonne

Average grade 5 - 8 gold grams per tonne

High grade 8 + gold grams per tonne

'Bonanza' grade Troy Ounces (31.1 grams) per tonne

Reliable up-to-date figures for grades of gold produced by various mines are difficult to find. The US Fire Creek underground mine in Battle Mountain, Nevada, has consistently produced high grade ore. In 2015, ore from the mine had an impressive density of 44.1 grams per tonne, putting it very high on the scale, and potentially the highest grade of gold currently being mined.

In the same year, the Macassa mine in Kirkland Lake, Ontario came second, and far below with 22.2 grams per tonne.

The grade of gold being mined however, is only one of many factors that impacts upon the profitability of a mine. Besides the composition and depth of the ore there are also labour costs, technological investment and management factors to consider. Plus, mines are subject to many national and political influences.

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Someone is more obsessed with alcohol than a Saudi customs inspector.

I am done here and the reason why is nobody gives a flying f about the company.

It used to be fun shooting down the bought or just plain thick. Loved it when someone really brought something to the table as in technical or business insight. But that is lost here now.

As for immature individuals well.... You know who you are.

When the fun stops, as they say.

Thanks ABZ I've enjoyed our time.

Heres to Absent ones he may have been a knob but not all he said was nonsense.

I will look in but never post again.

Slava

There's why?

Leave you to the Xerox and Solveit.

Last one out please turn off the lights and put the keys through the door.

For those in the high 90 % in losses will know me well. You are as stubborn as I, ive just blinked 1st and have had enough.

For the many Rampers I wish you only pain and a n overdraft.

Is it a half day of trading?

Might be a Blue Day... Don't hold your breath 🥶.. see what I did there 😆

Anyways, just started to pack for the January getaway. Turkey this time for a fitness fix not a sun one.

Even for me this share is wearing thin. Its hard to take the P on a daily basis and not being wrong.

I'll not promise but it's old chewing gum now.

If it gets to the dizzy heights of 0.003 I might look back in.

Toodlepip

Wow where did that come from?

You're meant to shout 4 when you hit one way out there.

Stick with what you know... And it's not music

Madeitup

You still have a full day and a half trading days left before the New Year. Saturday and Sunday are still in 2024 but don't count.

Grizzlybear

Pretty sure someone bought and someone sold a bundle of shares at the price of 0.0018p. If it was rolling about or a roll over or a cheese and ham roll, it's still a new all time low.

As for the balance, they should have done that when the fitted the tyres. Bedfords are bad for that. As for aunt isa give her my regards

All Hail an new all time LOW SP has been announced.

Let it be known the 0.0018 is the new number.

Praise be The first of his name CEO has watched over and guided the SP to this new low.

Keep up the good work.

Give Julius Caesar some credit if it wasn't for him you'd be 3 moths and change our as the new year was in March.

Get a life it's only the 27th... it's still December 2024 not January 2025. Just because Christmas is passed.

Stop wishing your life away.

31grm in a troye ounce.

Where did the 4 million grms in 12 yrs come from?

Andi

Watch that sherry trifle......

Bomb burst i'd take that party balloons back think the used laughing gas rather than helium.

See they do let them out at Christmas time.

Not sure 2 guys with spades can move that much dirt.

Big difference from the £3.5m going on what they have sold x the 28tpd they are aiming for x a full 365 days.

Steve08

I think you'll find they're out getting the reduced priced Christmas trees.

Pubzy near and HiHo will be keeping in the dark. The Boom and Milti wetbaggers will be calling it the start of the yellow brick road. In reality it's just yet another new low.

The cash they got doesn't cover costs so the hat will be getting passed around.

This is far from being a funded operation. Processing plant, 2nd mine weren't in the half year plan.

Anyways not long until the next vacation.

Morrocota only had 7-9 tonnes stockpiled so the rest must be from bonanza.

It's not the Christmas present most were looking for and some way short in total recovery rates.

Vague is not a term that you wany with an RNS.

So at 4 tonnes per day as expected in the beginning is 4 x 360 is £1,440 per day to NATs less costs.

They need the 27 -28 tonnes per day and quickly June's along way off.

Near 43 tonnes

So £15.5 / 43 = 0.36 x 27 = £9,732 per day less costs x 365 @ £3.5M tops

Mcap£?