So, they couldn't maintain gold production and aggregate production together was the big problem, if I get what you're saying. Why was that a problem? IMO that should have gone well together, because the more gold production you do the more aggregate you make and can supply to the customer. That process should have gone hand in hand.
How in God's name could he not understand that it would keep his cashcosts lower the more gold they produced? That's just simple math. That's almost unbelievable.