RE: Reason22 Feb 2021 18:29
To put things into perspective, I have just done some workings on the GGP resource and the value placed on it based on its £1B market value.
GGP's 30% share of the total resource is 1,300,000 ounces. This provides, in the ground value per ounce of £1B/1.3m oz =£769 per oz.
This value represents 58% of the current market price of gold of £1,313 (i.e. $1800 /1.37 = £1,313. AND £769 / £1,313 = 58%. ). This is astounding that GGP should be valued, based on its in ground resource, at 58% of the market price.
If Omi's share was 1,300,000 oz and assuming the market was placing a value at less than half of 58% placed for GGP, say at only 25% of market price then:
1,300,000 oz X £328 i.e.[ 25% x £1,313 ( i.e. $1800 / 1.37) ] = £427m
£427m / 197m shares = £2.10 per share
With just 12.5% compared to GGP's 58%, the result becomes:
1,300,000 oz X £164 i.e. [ 12.5% X £1,313 (i.e. $1800 /1.37) ] = £213m
£213m / 197m shares = £1/share