ACG Metals Ltd (LSE:ACG, OTC:ACGAF) chairman and CEO Artem Volynets talked with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about the release of a scoping study that showed how the company can generate up to $300 million in free cash flow from high-grade waste at its Gediktepe project using a SART (Sulphidisation, Acidification, Recycling, and Thickening) plant.
“It’s very simple. You process waste,” he said. “With a little bit of investment… we add very significant cash flow and NAV because we do not have mining cost — this stuff has already been mined out.”
The news followed the company’s oversubscribed $15 million capital raise and the strong market response to its Enriched Ore Treatment Project. Volynets noted that the project requires minimal capital expenditure — $39 million across two phases — and could add $200 million in net asset value, a 60% uplift. The technology is described as low-risk and already proven in Turkey, and the company is targeting first cash flows by the end of next year.
Looking ahead, Volynets said a key milestone will be achieving commercial production of copper and zinc concentrates from the sulphide layer by mid-next year, while also continuing M&A activity.
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