Tuesday, September 28, 2021 8:55:16 AM
Sorry Dino, completely respect your opinion and not meaning to beat a dead horse, but I still can't let this topic go. I thought of another significant item that would add to Sipi's cost to process.
The 1 ton of material scraped/washed from the filters has to be disposed of somehow. This is material with contaminates from the leaching process.
You can't just wash it down the drain or dump it in a landfill (not without doing some treatment to the material).
Unless the gold levels increase significantly, I have my doubts that Sipi will continue with their current terms of the agreement with Mexus. It will be changed to a higher percentage or end the agreement completely.
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