RE: SP on sign off15 Sep 2025 12:11
"Blimey Stebo calm down"
I'm not in need of calming down. Perhaps you took the tone of my reply incorrectly.
I'm trying to be helpful and informative.
The point I was making is that today's sp will be completely irrelevant post de-risking. At the minute KEFI's inherent value is 99% reliant on sign-off, and therefore the sp is 100% driven by the likelihood of sign-off (and how soon that will be).
Upon sign-off that factor goes to 0%, and the price becomes 100% dictated by NPV, which is the value of the cash-flow of the assets ($300m+ pa, and increasing), with various risks applied (minimal at this stage of the TK project), plus a bit of speculation for SA, TK upside, PoG upside and further exploration (now fully funded).
In a couple of years, the potential dividend will then become a subsequent driver to dictate the sp at that stage. By then I would be expecting a minimum of 1p per share dividend, and therefore a sp circa 20p+
Your point about multiples of the current sp are only really emotional responses, which might have an impact in the very short term, but once institutions get involved all that matters is logic and calculations.