RE: Thor Exploration19 Jul 2024 11:38
I was simply correcting his assumptions. he has assumed a far higher GIC than what SL said himself to be the case. I have also supplied the maximum capacity that SL himself said was possible. If I was not interested in his analysis, I would not have provided him with those parameters. You are behaving like the average human being. I do not blame you. You latch on to what you want to hear, rather than fact.
Calculate theoretical gold:
Ore grade: 3.14 g/tonne ( this is assumed from an average of H1. it is likely to be lower grade in H2 or else SL would have ben sure to mention it if otherwise)
Tonnage milled: 662,500 tonnes ( this is maximum capacity at the optimistic projection of the CEO. He said it can mill, not that it is milling)
Theoretical gold: 3.14 g/tonne * 662,500 tonnes = 2,080,250 grams
Convert grams to ounces:
There are approximately 31.1035 grams in one ounce of gold.
Theoretical gold in ounces: 2,080,250 grams / 31.1035 grams/ounce ≈ 66,878.13 ounces
3. Calculate recoverable gold:
Recovery rate: 94%
Recoverable gold: 66,878.13 ounces * 0.94 ≈ 62,895.47 ounces
4. Consider Gold Inventory Carryover (GIC):
GIC: 1,500 ounces (SL supplied this in an interview)
Since the GIC is less than the recoverable gold, it doesn't limit production.
Maximum Gold Production:
The maximum amount of gold that can be produced from 662,500 tonnes milled is approximately 62,895.47 ounces.
This is the best-case scenario based on what is currently on the ground :)