RE: NPV = 6.2-18.3p11 Nov 2025 10:01
Since you asked me, RedWhiteMonkey....
I would ignore Bonkers, he talks boll*x - doesn't own any shares, but still posts.... for what reason... hmm.....
NPV is an industry standard calculation of the project's value - it would be used if a company tried to buy / take over KEFI.
But it's only worth what someone is prepared to pay for it.
The Lassonde Curve is a good way of looking at mining investment.... early investors put money in, in the hope that licenses turn into discoveries. When a discovery is made, the share price rises rapidly, usually with further expansions of the resource... but then prior to the mine getting built, it needs financing and permitting - until this is in place, and typically over many years (16 years avg. from discovery to first pour) there are rounds of dilutive fundraises, which means the share price declines. One fully permitted and financed, it takes a couple of years to actually build the mine and produce anything - so over that time the share price raises in anticipation of the revenue coming in, and profits being shared with shareholders.
When you look at the FACTS (do you know what those are, Bonky??!)
1) KEFI is at the bottom of the second rise on the Lassonde Curve, waiting for the starting gun to fire - which is surely will (IMO) very soon. An excellent time to join for the ride.
2) The published NPV calculations, provided by the company, are between 6.2p and 18.3p. The current share price is 1.5p - giving HUGE headroom for growth.
3) Institutional investors know this, and will buy up the curve in order to receive dividends down the line, which will reward them handsomely. Index tracker funds will buy into KEFI also at some point, which will move the SP positively (all IMHO - but is my honest expectation).
4) Lots of people have lost money investing in KEFI over the years, and some of these aren't able to own their losses, so like to sling mud and criticise at every opportunity. But don't worry, you can find these easily enough and on this website, you can filter them, to avoid their daft comments.
KEFI GOLD is clearly excited about the disparity in today's share price and the future share price, as well as dividends, which will most likely make lots of millionaires.
The RISK here exists, is real, and is with any company, and of course everything could go t*ts up. If you invest, you could lose all of your money.
Looking at the above FACTS, I'm as excited as KEFI GOLD, but perhaps not as excitable.
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