RE: Blockbuster undervalued miner18 Dec 2017 14:25
The market may or may not agree but I am persistent. The probabilities that this going to take off is much better than it has ever been.
Some significant factor that has changed in last 1-2 years:
- Management changes - all big hitters (Nick Von Schirnding, Michael Foster, Brian McMaster)
- Diversified miner by minerals (Gold, Copper, Cobalt)
- Diversified miner by geography (Slovakia, DRC, Zambia, Eriteria)
- Low float: around 335 million shares (including remainder of casa mining shareholders that are yet to buy into ortac's acquisition offer - around 15-16% remaining)
- Net Present Value of Slovakian project according to last PFS (upwards of $110m+)
- Net Present Value of DRC project according to last PFS (upwards of $160m+ which could actually double on the updated exploration study of Akangya east area)
- Cobalt has gone above $70000 per tonne which work really well for the Zambian project of Zamsfort limited where Ortac has close to 15% stake. That mine is close to existing billion dollar mines indicating the potential of the resource size if properly executed.
- And finally OTC has stake in Eritrean bound Andiamo Exploration where we have close to 19% stake. That asset has maiden JORC (oxide) of ~85,000 oz Au and ~22,000t of Cu at Yacob Dewar.
Andiamo holds the Haykota Licence which is 252 square km and has several prospects for Volcanogenic Massive Sulphide (VMS) and copper-rich disseminated sulphide mineralisation, with near surface gold enrichment.
What separates Ortac Resources from other junior miners is that, it is in late stages of a mining company. Two of which already has PFS done. (Slovakia, DRC) Infact if the resources double up at DRC so will the NPV of the mining project.
All in all, it is massively undervalued. And I am in no hurry - the market would catch up to it eventually.