Latest calcs19 Jul 2023 09:05
Hi all, I’ve modelled the latest info below.
Assuming current spod price of £2,718 assuming kodal will have 41.65% share (Mali take 15 per cent, leaves 49 per cent of 85). In theory Mali can take a further 20 per cent but this would have to be bought so certainly would be associated value here.
C1 cost and selling/transportation costs of £432 per tonne.
DMS build of £50m, floatation plant assumed same cost as Leo as costs are way outdated on Kodal’s website (too cheap). Leo floatation estimated build at £250m.
DMS figs kod profit of £474,284,210 over 4 years. Based on 130k pa, total 520k.
Floatation figs kod profit of £1,247,856,741 over remaining years, based on difference between current of 1,940,000 minus 520k for DMS which gives 1,420,000 tonnes.
Even if we massively lower spod price to £1540 per tonne ie $2k, Kodal’s profit is £219,131,312 for DMS and £551,093,058 for floatation.
This also assumes no uplift in resource (clearly we have huge land holding and with Leo massively increasing resource I’d expect similar) plus no value to gold, we have in theory £500m plus but loads to do on that so won’t add in.
So yes a few issues re Mali government potentially taking a larger cut but this is tbc. And the more incentived they are and we play ball, they will hopefully give us the license to explore more than the current 97km2 license we have, so long term I am really not fussed if they take a larger slice.