RE: Tcf / table?24 Apr 2026 21:22
I completely agree with Sygmaas valuation and think it is just above the bottom end.
The problem it then gives a share valuation and a share that no one will buy. Yes the company will be worth £3.7bn but if this is a full sell out of Morocco there is nothing else in the company that provides any additional value. Who is going to pay in excess of £3.50 if there is no further upside on the share price. , There maybe a small dividend on TT but seriously 1p or 2p per share return on a £3.50 share is not attractive. So unless PG comes up with something from no where. This share will be worth what the company is worth and therefore not worth the paper it is written on.
But do not worry i have a plan for Paul and i am sure that by now he has already given this a lot of thought.
Basic hypothesis
980m fully diluted shares
Exchange Rate 1.35
Full Sell out Price $5bn
Sterling Value of Sell out £3.7bn and a bit of change
One off Special Dividend 50p per share
Dividend Distribution £ 0.49bn
Net Retained in Company £3.21bn
Then Paul initiates a share buy back of 19 shares for every 20 held. ie 95% of the number of shares in issue.at say £3.25 per share. That would return to the shareholders £3.025bn. Leaves a market cap for the company based on Morocco alone of £188m plus a market for Trinidad. Some estimates have put this as high as £200m but i am going to round down to £100m discounted value for Trinidad
Leaves a potential Market cap of £287m and a revised number of shares of 49m and Share Value of £5.87 per share (188m plus 100m / 980 m*19/20). This still leaves a MV per share of £5.87,
We would have then hold 1/20th of our original shares and in theory still worth £5.87 per share. But we would have received a total of £3.75p per share in Dividend and Share Buy backs. Still very high suggest Paul tries this model with £3.40p per share buy back