Refreshed NPV17 Dec 2024 13:02
I just carried out a refreshed NPV for KEFI, might be of interest to anybody considering investing in KEFI. This is based on $2,600 Price of Gold, and an AISC of $1,300 to cover repayment of finances:
1. Tulu Kapi Valuation
Annual Production = 245,700oz/year for 7 years (conservative 1.72moz total)
Cashflow per oz = $1,300/oz (Conservative $2,600 PoG, less $1,300 AISC, covering debt repayment)
Annual Cashflow = 245,700oz x $1,300 = $320m/year
Discount rate of 10%, based on production starting in 2028, and running for 7 years, give NPV for TK of $1.555b
2. Other Assets
Saudi Assets = 15% of 3moz @ typical gold-in-ground rate of $100/oz = $45m, plus exploration upside of $5m = $50m
Cash in bank following placement = £6m = $7.6m
Konso License, assumed nominal value of £5m
3. Total NPV
$1,555m + $50 + $7.6m + $5m = $1,617.6m
$1,617.6m = £1,273m = £1.273b
4. Share Price Calculation, based on 8.25b shares in issue
£1.273b / 8.25b = £0.156 = 15.4p
15.4p is over x30 from our current share price of 0.5p
I also ran this based on a $3,000/oz price of gold, $70m for the Saudi assets, and 2moz resource estimate at Tulu Kapi (exploration is still open). This comes to 22.6p per share.
I want to caveat this all with the fact that the share price will often sit a bit below the NPV, but hopefully this will help people understand why analysists think that we should have a sp sitting at circa 10p+
I still think that people can't see past the irrelevance of our current £35m mcap, and are being blinded by the 0.5p share price. The potential returns within the next 6 months with KEFI are difficult to comprehend.
All of this is irrelevant until we get the detailed definitive documentation signed, but as soon as we do.....