CAML reverse T/o news4 Sep 2017 12:03
Just going back to that Katusa research article posted by Waterloo a week or two back this is what the analyst wrote at the very end of his piece where he discussed all the key facets of what type of company would make a perfect target for future consolidation in the copper market which he sees at some point ,as inevitable
"To sum up, I am very bullish on top tier, world class copper deposits that have the following: Lowest-cost production, produce clean concentrate and are located in safe jurisdictions right now."
Hmmmm
So turning to low cost production numbers I understand that our current AIC's All in costs are estimated at 2 dollars a pound but that's based on a dollar /euro exchange of 1.11 and it's now 1.19 so some debate is whether that will cause us an issue as far as bottom line is concerned which I can fully appreciate ,however one of the big reasons for the copper price surging happens to be the weaker dollar as it makes copper more attractive to buy weird as it seems and despite its surging price so in some ways I'm not too bothered about the stronger euro as I would have thought the huge jump in the copper price more than offsets it ...but is that right ...anyone ??