My basic calcs19 Nov 2021 12:15
Based on the financial reports cost to produce tonne of copper is $3.01 x 2240 = $6742
Excluding the hedge agreement the current market price is $9,450 per tonne therefore profit per tonne is $2,708
If we achieve a reasonable target of 800 saleable tonnes pm then (800*12*$2,708) = annual profit $26m
Mcap at a conservative 10 x profit would be $260m it is currently c $70m
This assumes that the production cost per tonne includes overheads e.g. admin costs, if it is doesn't would need to reduce the profit by a couple of $m pa, but in short these numbers suggest there is opportunity for SP growth. Obviously still with risk around commodity prices / production outputs / management.