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Cape sees potential in Pisolite Hills

QUEENSLAND bauxite developer Cape Alumina says it has established its Pisolite Hills project as technically and economically feasible, with a net present value of $A273 million.

Justin Niessner
Cape sees potential in Pisolite Hills

The result was based on a free-on-board bauxite price of $US45 ($A49.5) per tonne and an exchange rate of 85c for the Australian dollar. The analysis represents updated mining and costing aspects...

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