๐คซ๐คซ๐คซ Short Term Value from Red Setter - TO, JV, Sale ๐ฆ๐บ๐ฆ๐บ๐ฆ๐บ4 Sep 2025 23:04
OK, a lot will benchmark this against what Greatland paid for Telfor assets and what other discoveries have been sold for over the last couple of years.
๐What a lot may not ealise is the actual impact that the rise in the price of gold has actually made to producers profits.
๐It Gold price means that in a space of a year, their profits have more than doubled even though/and because gold prices has risen by 35% in that period (Sep 24-Sep 25).
๐ค๐ค๐ค. Example or to demonstrate this using Greatland Golds AISC figures is below.
(AISC is All- incompassing Sustaining Costs - basically what it cost per ounce of gold to produce).
๐ So Sept 24 - Gold price was $2571 per oz, AISC was $1700 per oz , Profit was $871.74 per oz.
๐ Sep 25 - Gold price is $3559 per oz, AISC is $1736 per oz, Profit is $1815 per oz (Profit per oz has more than doubled).
๐ So benchmarking values of in-situ gold at last years prices when looking at takeovers, JV's, farm-outs , Asset sales should be doubled to reflect the 38% rise in gold prices. Triple this if gold prices rise another 30% and so on - as the AISC will only rise a few % year on year.
FWIW - the AISC for Red Setter would be lower than at GGP's Havieron due to the trucking costs (Redsetter is 15km to Telfer, Havieron is 45km).
Red setter will really be a sought after discovery, if and when the drill bit proves up the metal and copper volumes/grades.
I would not be surprised to see GGP try to get in there first with a very cheeky low ball offer of 10p equivalent a share (cash and GGP shares) possibly after the next two drill results (the deeper drill and the step out drill). Provided they demonstrate even just a modest Au-Cu discovery.
Just my opinion, do your own calc's and research.