Reposting : worth a read12 Apr 2022 11:12
Apologies for the repost, but after reading this, I've thrown my cap in the ring on this one.
www.kefi-minerals.com/files/files/Orior-Capital-KEFI-The-brakes-are-off-April22a.pdf
KEFI looks incredibly undervalued: Valuing Tulu Kapi as a development stage asset at US$1,000/oz of attributable planned production, and Hawiah and Jibal Qutman on attributable resources at US$60/oz gold or gold-equivalent (AuEq), both in line with peers, suggests a current valuation for KEFI of 4.8p/share. This is 6x the current share price.
KEFI has an estimated NPV of 12.9p/share, based on the attributable values of the three projects, and a gold price of US$1,830/oz. A portfolio of six other companies with gold development projects in Africa, and with similar gold price assumptions, currently trades at 43% of NPV. Valuing KEFI in line with peers would suggest a valuation of 5.5p/share. The market is currently KEFI at just 6% of NPV. On this basis, KEFI is arguably one of the most undervalued gold developers, anywhere