Very informative and interesting. Folk always knew that Cornwall remains so rich in resources, and the surveys 'seam' to confirm it.😉 Has more drilling since restarted?
Just one question is any money going back into the local economy..or foreign investors pockets.as an ex coal miner wales I know from experience that welsh coal profits went into rich people's pockets.. the scars of which are visible today.
Good morning really interested in this development at South Crofty when production starts around 2026 what is the expected tin tonage per year going to be and how long will it take start making profit after the offset of restarting the mine predicted to be
Updated answers will be published in the upcoming feasibility study, due 2024. The 2017 PEA indicated 1,000t per day operation, 350,000t per annum @ 1.55% SnEq. PEA also outlined a 3.8 year payback period. There has been a lot of progress since the PEA making the study somewhat outdated. Given the resource upgrade, forecast tin price and optimisation work ongoing, it is likely that the new feasibility study will look completely different.
@@eltoncook We would imagine guidance on potential dates will be provided closer to the release in 2024. Keep an eye out for company news releases on project and/or feasibility updates. These can be found on their website or sign up to the Cornish Metals newsletter to receive updates direct to your inbox cornishmetals.com/
@@MiningNetworksays in this video that china only produced 95000T on tin in 2022 are you saying Cornwall alone will over 3x what the whole of China did? I invested in this company 3 years back but it's a small position, I only invested as I see what's happening with materials. I'm not clued up at all with the whole process of mining thanks
Is there a plan to add value to the product, or we just going to make the usual UK mistake of no vlaue add and export the concentrate? I wonder if like acid mine water, the water from the mine contains any rare earth elements.
Fascinating that this area has been worked since the Bronze Age.
This is amazing, glad to see projects like this are going ahead.
Must be hundreds of thousands of tons of minerals still under Cornwall
I like your Project and still keep invested. Greetings from Cologne, Germany
What stock exchange are your shares held in? Mine are on TSV I invested about 3 years ago and that was the only exchange I could find them on
Fabulous video!
Excellent video!
A superb documentary, many thanks!
me dad worked at South Crofty mine for 20 odd year to bad here not here to day to see it reopen in 2026 :(
Great, look forward to future videos.
Very informative and interesting. Folk always knew that Cornwall remains so rich in resources, and the surveys 'seam' to confirm it.😉 Has more drilling since restarted?
If you open it up to the public with viewing areas you could make even more money for the company
Very intersting, the UK could have a world market, as historically.Any chance of a job please?
Just one question is any money going back into the local economy..or foreign investors pockets.as an ex coal miner wales I know from experience that welsh coal profits went into rich people's pockets.. the scars of which are visible today.
So where do you dump the tailing these days?
going to take 10 years to pump the workings out .
Good morning really interested in this development at South Crofty when production starts around 2026 what is the expected tin tonage per year going to be and how long will it take start making profit after the offset of restarting the mine predicted to be
Updated answers will be published in the upcoming feasibility study, due 2024. The 2017 PEA indicated 1,000t per day operation, 350,000t per annum @ 1.55% SnEq. PEA also outlined a 3.8 year payback period. There has been a lot of progress since the PEA making the study somewhat outdated. Given the resource upgrade, forecast tin price and optimisation work ongoing, it is likely that the new feasibility study will look completely different.
@Mining Network what date in 2024 please
@@eltoncook We would imagine guidance on potential dates will be provided closer to the release in 2024. Keep an eye out for company news releases on project and/or feasibility updates. These can be found on their website or sign up to the Cornish Metals newsletter to receive updates direct to your inbox cornishmetals.com/
They have an app now that I seen
@@MiningNetworksays in this video that china only produced 95000T on tin in 2022 are you saying Cornwall alone will over 3x what the whole of China did? I invested in this company 3 years back but it's a small position, I only invested as I see what's happening with materials. I'm not clued up at all with the whole process of mining thanks
Is there a plan to add value to the product, or we just going to make the usual UK mistake of no vlaue add and export the concentrate?
I wonder if like acid mine water, the water from the mine contains any rare earth elements.
22 seconds in and I'm going to stop you there. Crofty is not in Redruth. That's like saying Kyiv is in Russia!
who ownes South Crofty