In short: Owns it (largest holder): a polymetallic "treasure box" — zinc, lead, copper, silver, germanium, antimony, each above standalone-deposit grades — worth $1,000–1,500 per tonne net smelter return in places, i.e. 5–8 g/t gold-equivalent over wide widths. He judges it on NSR value per rock, not metal mix.
An Irish explorer whose rock contains several valuable metals at once — zinc, lead, copper, silver, germanium and antimony. Rather than judging it on any one metal, Gentile adds up what a tonne of rock is worth after processing (its "net smelter return"): in places $1,000–1,500 a tonne, which he compares to a very high-grade gold mine. High value per tonne, low build cost and good infrastructure are what make a project worth building.
40:25It has zinc, lead, copper, silver, germanium and antimony. It's a treasure box full of really rich minerals, and all those grades are actually above standalone grades. So the zinc is above a normal zinc deposit. The copper is pretty competitive. Silver is competitive with silver deposits. So when you add it all up, the NSR value per ton of that deposit is extremely high.
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