the ore has already been drilled and removed and piled.
You assume that the waste dumps at the Ezetlan mines were actually placed there in any organized manner, as future ore stockpiles. AABB has sold investors on that idea....but in reality, it is more than likely that those scattered piles of rock across the hillside are nothing more than the waste dumps from worked-out mines. I have seen this scenario a dozen times.....scam companies like AABB promoting waste dumps that are low grade or no grade, difficult to get to, and impossible to process at a profit.
Six miles is an incredibly long haul to move waste dump material for processing. Each mile that rock must be moved adds up....and only if it is consistently high grade ore, with good recovery, would it be worth it.
And as far as the $800 million dollar estimated value....do you know that the SEC forbids miners from issuing estimates of in-ground (or in this case on-ground) value? Do you know why? Because it is misleading and deceptive. In this case, without extensive exploration/assessment, without a feasibility study, and without established reserves....it is flat out fraudulent. Like everything this company has ever done.
But you keep on defending them and pretending they're a real mining company.
P.S. They're not a real mining company, they're a stock dilution scam.
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