RE: Valuations;30 Apr 2022 17:11
@IAAGB & Headder Whilst I was in GGP it 12x bagged & did not earn a penny as it was a Junior Explorer.
GCAT is difficult to value as it is an Explorer, Developer & a Producer which at SP=1p or £18.5m MCap offers good value measured in raw P/E, potential £revenue growth over multiple timeframes and/or JORC compliant Resources in multiple mining friendly jurisdictions.
I think of GCAT as an Explorer/Developer with a small and rapidly growing mine attached to it that generates enough revenue to fund development instead of hitting PIs to raise cash via selling its equity as most Juniors have to do.
Valuation - Producer based on Gold Production only
> Current GCAT MCap = 1.025p x 1,824,978,590 =£18.7m @29-Apr-22
> POG = $1,950
> AISC = $1,000/oz to $1,050/oz ... from 29-Apr-22 interview vs my calculated Q1=$989/oz
> Production Dec-21 = 872oz production or 10.5koz/annum equivalent
> Production Dec-22 = 2koz/month when Phase 3 production expansion complete
> Assume Average production Jan-22 to Dec-22 = 1.5koz/month
> so revenue 2022 = (12x 1,500oz x $1,950) = $35.1m or £28.1m (USD=£0.8)
> so Costs 2022 = 12x 1,500oz x $1,050/oz = $18.9m or £15.1m
> Free Cashflow (FCF) = £13.0m
> P/E ratio = 18.7 / 13 = 1.44 for 2022
If we assume GCAT does NOT grow production after Dec-22 then 2koz/month will give
> so revenue 2023 = (12x 2,000oz x $1,950) = $46.8m or £37.5m (USD=£0.8)
> so Costs 2023 = Costs 2022 = $18.9m or £15.1m
> Free Cashflow (FCF) = £22.4m
> P/E ratio = 18.7 / 22.4 = 0.84 for 2023 onwards
... and if POG does what most analysts think is it going to do in late 2022 then FCF multiples up very quickly
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