RE: Lower aquifer7 Mar 2024 12:12
I’m sure I’ve seen this earlier by another poster. Apologies for forgetting the name.
I, too, have come to the conclusion that overcoming this last and lower aquifer ( albeit it just another easily resolved geological hurdle), provides NEM with a natural hiatus in activity to divest from Hav. A reason to throttle back on construction costs with the decline.
External works might continue such as roads and supporting infrastructure but NEM (imo) will almost certainly focus on the rest of their portfolio elsewhere.
I wouldn’t be surprised to see a new mining manager running Hav as we come out of the aquifer in Q3/24.
(Wyloo/GGP/other).
Cessation of the decline commenced Dec ‘23, it doesn’t take 8+ months to break through? There’s another reason for extending the suspension of the decline, methinks.
Lots of meetings, lots of calculations needed between now and end of the UK summer - but by then we will have much more certainty.
I continue to believe in GGP.and their BoD’s
Z