Russia-focused Amur Minerals has completed a prefeasibility study (PFS) for Kun-Manie, which has found the nickel/copper sulphide project to be technically and economically viable for two production scenarios.
The base case, which represents the quickest and lowest initial capital cost investment pathway to revenue generation, consists of the sale of concentrate to a purchases based on typical nickel industry offtake net smelter return schedules. This is the toll smelt, or TS, option.