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EPISODE · Nov 7, 2025 · 1H 34M

Is a 48-Year Copper Mine Bankable in Argentina Today? | Aldebaran Resources CEO Interview

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❗ALDEBARAN RESOURCES HAS PAID FOR THIS VIDEO. By consuming this content, you acknowledge that Resource Talks and/or its affiliates and/or their personnel may have a conflict of interest as they may own, have owned, or will own interests in and/or may have a business relationship with some or all companies/entities mentioned/featured in this publication.The information provided herein is general & impersonal in nature and meant for entertainment purposes only. Viewers, listeners, and readers acknowledge and agree that the information presented herein does not constitute a solicitation of an offer to buy or sell any security or instrument or to participate in any trading strategy. Resource Talks and all parties involved in the management of the business strictly disclaim any and all liability for losses and/or damages, whether direct, indirect, special, or consequential, or other consequences, howsoever caused, arising out of any use or reproduction of the content published by Resource Talks, or any decision made or action taken in reliance upon it.By consuming this content, all consumers vow to release Resource Talks and all parties involved in the management of the business from all claims, proceedings, or consequences.Nobody involved in the production of this publication is a licensed investment advisor.No recommendations are being made to buy or sell any securities in this video.The mining and exploration space is highly likely to lose you money. Failure is the norm and should be the expectation. Don’t risk what you can’t afford to lose. If you don't understand it, don't do it. The minimum risk on anything mentioned in this publication is 100% loss of capital.Read official company filings on www.SedarPlus.ca.Timestamps:00:00:00 Chapters00:00:10 Important Warning 00:01:09 Aldebaran Resources PEA Overview 00:05:03 Did John expect a better PEA? 00:06:37 Is Altar already sellable? 00:10:45 What do projects like this sell for on an NPV basis? 00:15:20 What more de-risking does Aldebaran need? 00:18:43 Why is CAPEX not over $2B? 00:20:43 Will CAPEX be higher in the PFS? 00:26:26 Why 60K tpd? 00:29:41 What's the power and water situation? 00:32:03 How's inflation in Argentina? 00:35:34 Is the arsenic in concentrate a problem? 00:40:07 How much more do they know about Nuton? 00:41:50 Does Nuton make sense for the precious metals? 00:47:57 Who has the balance sheet to build Altar? 00:54:46 Does Rio want to keep going under the Nuton agreement? 00:57:45 Is the Nuton deal still good for Aldebaran shareholders? 01:00:14 What's the tailings situation? 01:01:57 Is the Argentine government happy with Altar? 01:03:59 Will they tighten safety standards? 01:07:17 What more do they know about RIGI? 01:12:34 Will QDM & Radio be part of the PFS? 01:13:56 What are the biggest unknowns for Aldebaran Resources? 01:14:59 Why spin out Centauri now? 01:22:06 What's going on with Regulus Resources? 01:26:03 What keeps John up at night? 01:29:00 Very Important Warning - DO NOT SKIPThis is an Aldebaran Resources interview with CEO, John E. Black.

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