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Zitat von faultcode: ... - der Conveyer ist nicht ohne:
=> es kann deutlich anders kommen als in den bunten Bildchen gezeigt...
--> so ist es:
15.8.
https://www.asanko.com/News/News-Details/2019/Asanko-Gold-Pr…
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• Ore will continue to be transported from the Esaase pit to the processing facility via road trucks. The existing 27km haul road will be upgraded as required to support higher haulage rates in the future;
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=> nchts mit Conveyer (psst. Zu teuer!)
ansonsten:
• Significant capital expenditure is expected to be limited to the relocation of the Tetrem village (commencing in Q3 2019), an upgrade to the Esaase ore haul road (anticipated in 2022), waste stripping of Nkran Cut 3 and ongoing Tailing Storage Facility capital;
• Life of mine capital is not expected to include any major development capital investments such as further processing plant expansions or Esaase ore transportation infrastructure;
• ...
Gold Price Assumptions
Consistent with prior estimates, it is expected that the Mineral Resources will be constrained to a US$1,500/oz pit shell and the Mineral Reserves will be estimated using US$1,300/oz gold price. A range of gold price sensitivities will be included in the updated technical report.
Updated Technical Report
Given the described changes to the basis and to the scope, the updated life of mine plan may be significantly different from the previously stated life of mine plan set out in the December 20, 2017 Definitive Feasibility Study (the “12/17 DFS”).
The anticipated reclassification of certain of the Measured and Indicated Mineral Resources at Esaase to Inferred Mineral Resources will result in a reduction in the number of ounces which can then be classified as Proven and Probable Mineral Reserves.
This reclassification and the incorporation of updated design parameters and cost information are not expected to alter the conclusions of the 12/17 DFS that the Esaase deposit is technically and economically feasible.
However, the reclassification is likely to impact adversely on the P5M estimate of net present value (“NPV”) in the 12/17 DFS (US$658 million) which, as the sensitivity analysis of NPV shows, is affected by a number of factors including process plant throughput, resource size, metal prices, capital costs and operating costs.
The updated Mineral Resource and Reserve estimate will be supported by an updated NI 43-101 report for the Asanko Gold Mine which will be published no later than 45 days after releasing the updated Mineral Resource and Reserve estimate.
=> es soll gelten:
• Targeting a remaining life of mine of 8-10 years with gold production of 225,000 to 250,000 ounces per year;
--> bislang galt laut Expansion Definitive Feasibility Study Results, Technical Presentation, June 5, 2017:
• Mining von 2017 bis 2037 laut P5M-Plan (Plant 5Mt p.a.) mit LOM von ~20 Jahre
• (bei P10M bis 2029)
--> ich nehme an, Gold Fields will hier - im Vergleich zu ihren anderen Minen - keine unnötige Kohle mehr reinstecken (OK für mich; ich vermute auch, daß dahinter auch politische Erwägungen in Ghana stehen, also nicht nur Gewinnerwägungen in einer Zeit wieder steigender Goldpreise --> z.B. was mögliche Ortsumsiedlungen angeht, die aber für den Esaase pit noch kommen soll)
--> dann bliebe aber die Frage:
• was wird Asanko Gold mit dem bis maximal 2029 angehäuftem Geld machen?