Turner Caldwell
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475 appearances
3 recordings
2 series
first heard Jul 2025
last heard 13 May
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You can have shallower ones where it's a little bit cheaper to drill, you can have really deep ones.
where it starts to get much more expensive to do and timely, uh time intensive to do that expiration campaign.
And all along the way, you are taking samples and you are kind of building these three met these 3D models to try to understand how the deposit was formed, why is the mineral there in the first place.
And that helps to kind of inform also the advancing the expiration side of things.
And in parallel with that, you're starting to do these testing campaigns where you're running concentration tests to figure out how you can upgrade the ore to an intermediate product.
You're starting to do refining.
To understand how you would actually extract the target mineral into its final state, which is a high purity metal alloy in many cases.
Um or a or a uh a a high purity kind of specialty chemical salt.
Um and so you're writing these reports all along the way.
So you'll start with a um a PEA, which is an initial economic assessment.
You'll then do a pre-feasibility study, you'll do a feasibility study, you'll do a definitive feasibility study.
And kind of as you're doing that, the value of the asset is kind of increasing and increasing.
Speculators are piling into the stock.
Um and the intent.
Let's hear it for the
that that's how that expiration is is funded, really.
Yeah,
that's that's how we're thinking about it is we want to be the ones that go from uh, you know, the folks that are doing the expiration, they're they're there to define the resource and ideally get some return on the invested capital that they had as they were kind of like going through this like long and arduous process of defining a mineral resource.
But typically those are geologists, financiers, lawyers.
Um, it's very rare will you'll see a junior mining company that's actually.
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