RE: True value?27 Jun 2021 19:31
My understanding is that MAFL will end up with a minimum of 20% of 85% of LS - see the extract from the Ascendant Resources website below. What will happen with the 15% owned by the Portuguese Gov is unknown but MAFL will still own 20% of Redcorp and 20% of 85% is 17% of the total resource. My bag-of-the-fag=packet calculation is to take the original discounted PEA NPV of $106 and double it for the extra resources and then add 40% for the increase in resource prices.
17%*106*2*1.4 = approximately $50m = £36m. However you value LS, MAFL is significantly undervalued if the mine is built.
In June 2018, Ascendant entered into an agreement with TH Crestgate GmbH to acquire an initial 25% interest in its Portuguese subsidiary Redcorp - Empreendimentos Mineiros, Lda (Redcorp), which holds an 85% interest in the polymetallic Lagoa Salgada volcanogenic massive sulphide (VMS) Project, as well as an option to earn up to an 80% interest in Redcorp upon completion of certain milestones.