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Knock knock MAK share price. Wake uuuup......
Actually, it's forming quite a nice base really and should have a shareholder group now confident in Wonarah and may not bail if we have a nasty turn down in the market. I hope...
I didn't notice that Strachan had been commissioned to write up a report on MAK. Good to get the word out I suppose, but I'm always sus on any paid for reports.
Anyway, he's slapped a $5 valuation on them once in production.
Strachan Corporate calculates that the Wonarah project will be viable at rock phosphate prices above US$110/t and at a base case price of US$160/t, the project has an NPV of A$783 million at a discount rate of 13% pa, or over $5.00 per share for Minemakers on an expanded capital basis, comparing favourably with the company’s current market capitalisation of ~$51 million.
And that's at US$160/t
Sensativites are also mentioned:
$110 $160 $200
EBITDA 2012 $m * $32 $193 $322
NPV @13% pa $37 $783 $1,379
IRR 16% 89% 188%
Value per Share ^ $0.24 $5.07 $8.93
So, at $200/t it's potentially worth $8.93. Thats nice.
Sitting down at a lowly 50c means those getting in here could see a handy return in the coming years. Unless the world does completely implode and/or RP prices drop considerably. I'm still waiting for a higher high to materialise...back to sleep...
Yes, something up you'd think. Unusual for a flat day. I'm not getting too excited till EOD close though.Wake up Kennas!!
movement at the station,be interesting to see end of day close?
currently up 20%
Ticket but no excuse.lets see the speeding ticket then the excuse that a report was issued rating the stock at circa 5 buks,...
Well, having said a significant break, there also seems to be a significant resistance level around about here.Looks like a significant break from the sideways move.
Well, having said a significant break, there also seems to be a significant resistance level around about here.
The lines tell the story right now.
Punters just love taking money out of this. Every time there is a spike, it is sold off. Check the last few months chart. People just don't seem to believe in them and want to get out at any opportunity. Are they the smart ones?Whats going on?
Sitting at 58.5 at the moment. Down approx. 12% today. No news. Come down considerably from a few days back.
Whats going on?
Sitting at 58.5 at the moment. Down approx. 12% today. No news. Come down considerably from a few days back.
Well picked up, and you are right, this is splat news for MAK if that remains steady. As we've been saying for some time, RP prices were the big risk. I wonder how MAK are going to display this information on their next weekly presentation? What are those prices in USD? Any chance that these prices will pick up once the economy picks up again?http://siteresources.worldbank.org/INTDAILYPROSPECTS/Resources/Pnk_0509.pdf
Here's a clue. Toward the bottom you'll see the RP averages for April at $125. ie. Splat.
RP prices may increase, but probably not back to bubble levels. Long term is anyones guess.If, in the current crap environment RP is $125... and we need at least $120...
What's the issue? Surely the RP price will increase as world economies improve, and BioFuels grow?
I mean, yes there is risk... but, if RP is currently above the target price... and eco conditions appear to be improving (US Job data, WorldWide Equity markets, AUDvUSD, etc, etc)...
Surely it's quite a good thing that RP is > target???
Increase from 110 to 160 sees an increase in value of over 21times.RP prices may increase, but probably not back to bubble levels. Long term is anyones guess.
Opex is supposed to be A$150 tn, so will vary in USD according to the exchange rate. USD is heading south longer term imo, which will lower the margins.
Strachan's report valued MAK at 24c with RP at $110, so add a few cents for the current number.
Am I reading correctly that you think it's a 'good thing' that RP is around these levels? I must be seeing things.
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