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Flynn highlighted that the 3Q performance was in line with expectations, suggesting it could be the lowest point due to a transition from the Kestrel operations in
However, he remained optimistic about a strong finish to the year, anticipating more volumes from Kestrel in the first quarter of next year. Flynn also discussed ongoing development projects that are poised to fuel future growth. Significant focus was placed on the Voise's Bay ramp-up and the positive developments at West Musgrave in connection with BHP's operation of the activity there.
He emphasized that while catalysts will take time, Ecora is optimistic about future prospects, especially with the prospect of near-term cash flow. Furthermore, Flynn touched upon a recent
Flynn reaffirmed the company's commitment to discipline, focusing on projects with substantial potential for long-term earnings growth.
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