Savannah hits seismic trouble

PANORAMIC Resources has been forced to revise production guidance figures at the Savannah nickel-copper-cobalt project in Western Australia’s east Kimberley due to three factors the company insists are being addressed.

Recommissioning work at Savannah in early 2019

04 September 2019
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While Panoramic averaged 47,000 tonnes of ore per month in the June quarter it was a different story in July and August, with the average 46,000t well below the 60,000t forecasted.

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