RE: New presentation24 Nov 2021 22:49
I'm sure the need to give up a large percentage of the product in order to fund it would be factored into any negotiations, from a buyers point of view.
It's a double-edged sword, because you bear the risk of coal eventually finally being phased out, but a the same time you have ownership of one of the final significant coal projects in the area. As India and China have demonstrated, they aren't ready to give up coal yet so the beneficiaries of this project would be able to sell it as the last hoorah for coal in the region.
You can run the numbers in several ways, Oracle with to receive effective 10-20% payment for the project, project sold at £500m, project sold at £1bil but with a higher discount, etc.
Either way, if they do pull off a sale of THAR, it does look like it takes the share price to the 2p region just based on That, I'm not a expert in gold but add that in and the Hydrogen play, you suddenly start draw in buyers at the 2p (£48m MCAP) region because investors may then be able to view the BOD as component and being able to get projects over the line, speculative buying and sentiment may draw the company into a £100-200million market cap.
I'm struggling to find as many opportunities in the market that can match these prospects, of course at this moment in time it's all based on wishful thinking and ideal scenarios, but a news-rich year in 2022 with the BOD delivering results and more director purchases and I may choose to hold long-term, I know a lot of individuals who kicked themselves for selling out of the likes of GGP or EUA too early, have to let your winners run.