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Q) What is the monthly production estimate?
A) That depends on the tools used. To keep it simple there are 3 basic ways this mine can
operate:
1) Hand labor and pneumatic drills with 50-60 laborers a single 8 hour shift will produce
about 40-50 metric tons per month of 40% antimony. Working 3 shifts triple the numbers for
about 150 metric tons per month.
2) Same as step 1 but with 2 D7 tractors about 500 metric tons per month of 40% antimony
ore. Even more with a concentration plant up to 1000 metric tons per month.
3) Same as step 2 but add a front end loader and a 40 ton per day furnace and you will end up
with about 175 tons of 90% refined antimony per month.
Q) What is the price of antimony?
A) The price is always changing and depends on the grade of antimony but at today's market
price about $1,200.00 per metric ton for 45% antimony ore.
Q) Is Honduras a safe and stable country to operate a business in?
A) Yes. There is government corruption but usually it is during the permitting process. We have
operated off and on this mine since 1965 without incident. But as anywhere precautions
always should be taken. There are many other international companies that operate in
Honduras such as Breakwater Resources a large nearby zinc mine.
Q) Does this mine produce anything other than antimony?
A) No just antimony. We do however have the ability to start up a nearby silver mine.
Q) Is the mine operating right now?
A) No. The mine is idle but we have our permits in order and can start mining tomorrow with
the proper capital.
Q) Where is the El Caliche mine located?
A) About 50 Kilometers South of the Mochito mine owned by Breakwater Resources in the
Western part of Honduras, State of Santa Barbara.
Q) Can you export your antimony ore out of Honduras?
A) Yes, in March of 2009 we made a single shipment to Mexico. All of our permits are in order.
Q) What kind of condition are the roads leading to the mine?
A) Excellent considering the area. 20 ton trucks can easily access the mine.
Q) Who is the General Manager of Invermin Mining Co.?
A) Tom Cross from Houston, Texas USA. This mine has been in the family since 1965.
Q) How can I visit the mine?
A) Contact Tom at tomascross@comcast.net and you can see it at any time. Tom will go with
you or give you instructions so you can see it alone, it's up to you.
A) That depends on the tools used. To keep it simple there are 3 basic ways this mine can
operate:
1) Hand labor and pneumatic drills with 50-60 laborers a single 8 hour shift will produce
about 40-50 metric tons per month of 40% antimony. Working 3 shifts triple the numbers for
about 150 metric tons per month.
2) Same as step 1 but with 2 D7 tractors about 500 metric tons per month of 40% antimony
ore. Even more with a concentration plant up to 1000 metric tons per month.
3) Same as step 2 but add a front end loader and a 40 ton per day furnace and you will end up
with about 175 tons of 90% refined antimony per month.
Q) What is the price of antimony?
A) The price is always changing and depends on the grade of antimony but at today's market
price about $1,200.00 per metric ton for 45% antimony ore.
Q) Is Honduras a safe and stable country to operate a business in?
A) Yes. There is government corruption but usually it is during the permitting process. We have
operated off and on this mine since 1965 without incident. But as anywhere precautions
always should be taken. There are many other international companies that operate in
Honduras such as Breakwater Resources a large nearby zinc mine.
Q) Does this mine produce anything other than antimony?
A) No just antimony. We do however have the ability to start up a nearby silver mine.
Q) Is the mine operating right now?
A) No. The mine is idle but we have our permits in order and can start mining tomorrow with
the proper capital.
Q) Where is the El Caliche mine located?
A) About 50 Kilometers South of the Mochito mine owned by Breakwater Resources in the
Western part of Honduras, State of Santa Barbara.
Q) Can you export your antimony ore out of Honduras?
A) Yes, in March of 2009 we made a single shipment to Mexico. All of our permits are in order.
Q) What kind of condition are the roads leading to the mine?
A) Excellent considering the area. 20 ton trucks can easily access the mine.
Q) Who is the General Manager of Invermin Mining Co.?
A) Tom Cross from Houston, Texas USA. This mine has been in the family since 1965.
Q) How can I visit the mine?
A) Contact Tom at tomascross@comcast.net and you can see it at any time. Tom will go with
you or give you instructions so you can see it alone, it's up to you.
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