RE: Why invest in kod11 Mar 2020 10:13
Joe,
That holiday decision may be driven more by Coronavirus than KOD.
ARahim, I understand that's your motivation but its also the motivation of those posters who find your views to be less than factually based to keep a balance. Hence a ramp vs deramp argument.
I would however point out that the posters who you accuse of this are actually invested and sitting on a loss in a share which has been largely illiquid with no further to fall so I'd ask from this point what a deramper would hope to gain.
The corolllary to this is to ask ourselves what a ramper would hope to gain? Which of the two parties would have the greatest upside as the fruits of their labour.
NPV circa 200m -According to RNS
IRR 51% post tax assuming discounted rate 7% - According to RNS
Cost to produce $466/te vs assumed sale price of $680/te - According to RNS (current spod price lower than this)
21.3Mt of ore available - According to RNS
45% of the available ore is still in inferred category - According to RNS
original 1.5Mt plant is now 2Mt planned plant - According to RNS developments over the years
LOM 8.5 years - According to RNS
These things have all been communicated on a legal basis such that if not true will have major comeback for the company.
Anything hinted at in interviews can't be relied upon until it is communicated in an RNS.
This is not a "de-ramp". I have a large investment here and want to see it succeed.
Everything I have put above is from RNS released information.
Investors DYOR and be careful