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Sunday, February 04, 2007 4:36:28 PM
1) low grades
2) no permits
3) political risk
4) lawsuits
5) hedging
6) illegal mining
7) high costs/unprofitable mining
Plenty of others. My point is that at some price labor is solvable. When is the last time you ever heard of a mine failing to increase production solely due to labor. Strikes in SA comes to mine, but I think that's a completely different situation than GPXM. I respectfully stand by my early post. I think finding labor isn't that big of an issue. Maybe they have to pay 25% more than usual for their workers, but given their overall costs I don't see this as a big problem. They need 9-12 more miners. They cost approx 75-100K. Add another 25%. No biggie. They may have to add housing as well. This is certainly bigger ST, but it's mostly a one-time fee. Again so much risk has been removed in the last 3 months. Don't know why these issues are considered so daunting.
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