- Taseko is dealing with cost inflation (such as diesel prices) that is pushing its cost of production up by around US$0.30 to US$0.40 per pound.
- Its copper collars protect it against most of the downside from copper prices going below US$4.
- Taseko's projected cash flow during the last three quarters of 2022 only changes by US$5 million between US$3 copper and US$4 copper.
- Its projected cash flow changes by around US$67 million between US$4 copper and copper though.
- The wait for the Florence Copper permit continues.
For further details see:
Taseko Mines: Production Costs Increase At Gibraltar, But Hedges Should Protect Cash Flow