Playing with numbers31 Oct 2019 07:56
So in yesterdays interview we were told we are producing 200oz. Lets be conservative and say it is only 100oz.
Now lets say we only produce for half the year as it is bloody cold there in the winter.
This would give us 183 days of 100oz production = 18,300 oz per year.
Lets say our all in cash costs are $600 and that the basket of production is worth only the Palladium price $1,800, nothing for the Rhodium credits. Gives net profit per oz of $1,200
18,300 * £1200= $21,960,000 net profit per year.
Assuming a valuation of 10x earnings gives a company production valuation of £219m or £170m or 7p a share.
This does not allow for any value in the resource only production.
I won't predict what the resource is worth as we really have no idea, it could be anything from $300m to $1,000m
Based on the above my view is that this is still very cheap.