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| Document | Workstream | Status | Reviewed | Findings |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Metallurgical_Testwork_Report.pdf | Metallurgy | 4 findings | Today, 08:14 | 86 assumptions |
| Process_CAPEX_Estimate_R03.xlsx | Process | Review | Yesterday | 3 findings |
| Updated_Mine_Schedule.pdf | Mining | Validated | Yesterday | 0 findings |
| Resource_Model_Memo.pdf | Geology | Validated | 12 Sep 2026 | 1 resolved |
| PFS_Design_Criteria.docx | Study-wide | Current | 10 Sep 2026 | 214 assumptions |
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The metallurgical programme assessed the response of representative composite samples across the principal mineralised domains. Testwork included comminution characterisation, flotation response, variability testing and locked-cycle evaluation.
The most recent locked-cycle programme reported a weighted recovery of 87.2% for composite PX-C04. The result supersedes the preliminary assumption previously applied during concept development.
The current process design remains suitable for the tested material. Further variability work is planned to confirm performance across the mine schedule and support finalisation of the process design criteria.
Evidence: Metallurgical Testwork Report, Rev 02, pp. 118–147 · Assumptions MR-021 to MR-034