Crown Mountain Coking Coal Project update
Published by Joseph Green,
Editor
World Coal,
Since releasing results of the Crown Mountain Coking Coal prefeasibility study in August of 2014, Jameson Resources has been reviewing all the PFS assumptions/parameters. This review has included participation by contract mining and mining consulting entities.
The company is confident in its stated position that the PFS appears to contain significant upside with respect to the basic mining assumptions.
In addition, global macroeconomic events since the PFS was released have resulted in several favourable effects. Specifically, foreign exchange rates, lower oil prices, lower equipment prices, and a loosening in the labour market are all positive influences on Crown Mountain economics.
Based on Jameson’s evaluation of the upsides to the PFS, and the influences of macroeconomic factors, the Company believes Crown Mountain to be well suited to emerge as one of the earliest new producers once the market turns, and continues to fast-track the project through the environmental assessment process.
Adapted from press release by Joseph Green
Read the article online at: https://www.worldcoal.com/mining/30032015/crown-mountain-coking-coal-update-2128/
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