RE: CNR11 Aug 2020 17:59
I can see Calibre released their PEA today so if a toll milling has been inked it makes sense they would not want to release at the same time as arguably it would overshadow the PEA, whereas for Condor it is pretty big news. Calibre will want to squeeze all the benefits from that update and note that Calibre share price has risen today on the back of this PEA. The words in the PEA are very clear how they plan to plan to fix their milling issue with very low ore going through it and none of their proposals will quickly fix the issue apart from Toll milling and exploration and other options are not happening anytime soon. The words "toll milling" are clear for all to see. I am sure all companies are planning how they release news and when and Calibre are largely in the driving seat and bear in mind this toll milling will be a specific time period and gives Calibre time to get its permits together over next year or so. Therefore i think several RNS drop at anytime and when we least expect it.
"The cumulative, five-year after tax cashflow is estimated at $216 million ($1,500 gold) and $319 million ($1,800
gold). The scenario is based on an average mill throughput rate of 0.7 million tonnes per annum, leaving
approximately 1.5 million tonnes of surplus annual mill capacity as a significant opportunity for organic growth via
further conversion of Mineral Resources, exploration success, artisanal ore purchases or toll milling"