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Thank you Mogwhy. So debt is approx $55-57m and my revenue assumption was correct based on 100t. Some posters are saying that 100t is breakeven, it appears to be less. This is fast approaching a $15m MCAP. Debt is 4:1 generating $3.5m operating profit if the assumptions are correct. If renogotiated debt to same level as Santander then this will provide savings of circa $480k in interest. Monthly operating profit will then be $750-800k . That would work for me.
So I guess I have arrived at the same point as others. Debt service costs need to come down. Production needs to be 100T + per month to hold the tide back and have some small contingency but we don't know what that production will be yet. Big unknown based on past production numbers of 40t? I see why this is drifting. Very risky but with a potential upside. Hmmm

This other mine that they are starting, I cannot find any indicative production costs or indicative production output. Have I missed something there too or is this embryonic

I am just trying to understand the numbers here. Trying to work out the debt level is difficult from the RNS It seems to be about $50m with Blackrock, $5m with Santander, $3m with Caja Rural and then some other stuff with spanish investors. Some at lowish interest and the bulk at high 13-15% or so. It is difficult to unravel it all. I am figuring $58-60m. Am I in the ball park or have I missed/overstated something. This looks to be circa $600k/month interest. Rev of $1.9m/month and then productions costs of $1m ($10000 per ton) I am calculating based on 100t monthly production. So a net $300k a month of positive cashflow. Am I right, this mtu /t makes it confusing.
Do WRES get 80% of the Tungsten price or is it 80% of 80% if you know what I mean

Thank you Mogwhy. This is helpful

Why am I thinking about copper here I mean tin
https://markets.businessinsider.com/commodities/tin-price

As this sp gets lower its looking more attractive all the time. I have lost my shirt, trousers and socks at Metrobank but I do not want to do the same here.

Is there anywhere that provides live Tungsten APT price in $$$'s. Asianmetals just seems to give a % indication which as Mogwhy said is currently steady but no actual price

Copper is looking backward today
https://markets.businessinsider.com/commodities/copper-price

Oh apologies, I see what you are talking about. The data here. I read LSE as London Stock Exchange

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/prices-and-markets/stocks/summary/company-summary/GB00B0358H47GBGBXASX1.html

Yes, it does appear to be stuck here on London South East in the past

This is crazy. Deep under now with an average of 180 :-(

It looks ok, well not ok. Current is 0.225 , It seems the bottom is bottomless everywhere, bad day

Sorry that was meant to say 15m EBITDA

Can someone enlighten me please, I know its a buyers market but this seems to be cheap. All time low. What is the catch. I see production is low but maybe increasing. Update in April? Cashflow problems? Lack of confidence?