Diana Ross

Diana Ross

When Reconciliation Fails Quietly – the hidden cost of accepting ‘close enough’

The Cost of Being “Close Enough”
In mining, reconciliation rarely fails loudly. It doesn’t collapse or trigger alarms, and it doesn’t stop production. Instead, it quietly settles into a familiar and widely accepted phrase:

“It’s close enough.”

That phrase feels practical, sensible even. But “close enough” is not a neutral position. It is a financial decision, whether anyone intended it to be or not.

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