Still require cash costs condog, and then add in exploration costs.fact is if, if, if they now are producing at what they say they can its a multi bagger of 2-2.5 times current sp. possibly a lot more.
Still require cash costs condog, and then add in exploration costs.
What are the cash costs that they have announced?
AAM are presenting at the AMEC Convention around lunch time today
http://www.amecconvention.com.au/Program.aspx
Can anyone give us a rundown of what they said, or even better know where we can get a copy of the preso?
Careful!! Note the 300oz per week translates to 15koz pa which is half their forecast 30koz! Yes this is because the feed in grade has been diluted due to moisture issues, but if this can't be rectified then woops, I reckon cashflow might just be squeeezed a little tight.
Let's see - 300oz x ($1400-$700) = $210k a week. Nah, maybe that's enough to cover costs OK?
Anyway, would hope to see that grade fixed asap if I was in still
condogs previous valuation for this company was:would really like 2 hear what AAM shareholder and condog have 2 say
im new 2 the share game
cheers
So, going to 50c in 6 mnths and then $1.05.announcment out today
if they actually achieve it this has huge potential
current mcap = 40M
targeted output = 2500 oz pmth at cost of $600 aud per oz
current gold price approx 1400 aud per oz
at net $600 per oz and say 1500 oz per mth = $10.8M net profit p.a
PE 10 = $100M
sp target for me 50c witning 6 months,
"if " all goes ok
best case say 2000 oz mth at 800net = 19.2M p.a PE 10 = 192 m
sp target $1.05
DTOR may contain erros, seek expert advice. I been wrong so dont rely on this.
hi ppl ive been following the forum for ages now since i bought in on David Haselhursts recommendation @ 34 c plus bought most of his other shares.
would really like 2 hear any1's opinions on the latest ssp Announcement and the future of the company
would really like 2 hear what AAM shareholder and condog have 2 say
im new 2 the share game
cheers
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