Ranjeet Sundher explains why uniform mineralization at the Peak Project is a major technical advantage.

Processing facilities are engineered for specific grades and product types. When mineral grades vary widely across a site, processing becomes more complex, more expensive, and higher risk.

Peak’s homogenous mineralization means:

• More predictable processing

• Lower operating costs

• Reduced technical risk

• Smoother scale-up to commercial production

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