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Well that's disappointing to hear. Preferred to be on this unloved island by myself!Seems not too many interested in this one.
I picked some up at 0.11 over a few days.
As the three sided one said, they could be a very low cost producer.
More drilling results out today sowing their initial deposit is open along the strike in both directions and at depth.
Happy to put something into these West Afrocan miners for a medium return.
Mick
Was happy to see they still have well over $5 million in the bank. The admin costs are tiny. Maybe $130k/month - which is on par with some of the garbage juniors here with absolutely nothing. They have started drilling again so we should see some results come back, but I don't think anything will significantly move this until their scoping study comes out or until they update the resource. I've said it before many times that many resource investors don't grasp the economics of strip ratios with open cut projects.Che shucked out some more drilling results with reasonable concentrations of gold.
Few high garde areas and some only so so ones for an everage of 3.0 gmt at a 1.5 cutoff to give a total resource of 493 oz.
Not a big deposit, so they need to expand this area significantly via more drilling to get someone to take notice.
Yeah, its a bit of gamble to hope that the further drilling expands the resource, but searching for gold has always been like that.Not a bad scoping study:
AISC $820 USD/oz
IRR 59%
NPV $300 USD
Capex $182m USD
$1800 USD/ Oz assumption
1.25 years payback from production
That's all for 700oz and 45 million EV.
Anything added in drilling I think should add to mine life and NPV with minimal impact on Capex estimates.
I think they are very confident in adding additional ounces otherwise why drill new areas right now? Another few 100koz is not unreasonable and tacked on to years 8-9-10 would probably jump the NPV by at least $50 to $100 million USD. But I'd be happy with this study even if I was told there was zero chance for any upside.Yeah, its a bit of gamble to hope that the further drilling expands the resource, but searching for gold has always been like that.
Happy with what they have firmed up, at the price I paid, its good value.
Any firther good drilling results is icing on the cake.
And I love cake.
Mick
Well, they are back to the market for more $.With the current Sp around 13cents, , which still leaves those who bought at last CR at 21 taking a bath.Well, a placement at 21 cents was pretty darn good.
They should have enough cash and drilling completed to get a resource out before going back to the market for more $$$. Looks very close to surface and hopefully grades should be good enough to make it a sell off/takeover target to one of the larger players in the area. Though nothing spectacular has come through on recent results.
Sounds like its 10.5 cents. Not surprising the capital raise came, but it is disappointing to see the level at which it was done.Well, they are back to the market for more $.With the current Sp around 13cents, , which still leaves those who bought at last CR at 21 taking a bath.
I suspect that this cR will have to be pretty well below current SP to get the kids to stump up more cash.
expect it see this one significantly lower after it opens after CR.
mick
Tucked away in the recent announcement was the fact that "Definitive Feasibility Studies (“DFS”) have commenced" and re-reading the most recent presentation I noted they mention decision to mine by mid 2024... It doesn't take 2 years to get a feasibility study finished - especially considering this is going to be a reasonably simple open pit operation - I just don't understand why they wouldn't have a final investment decision by mid 2023 if not early 2023.CHZ still putting out decent drill results.
Karaka at 200 meters is open at strike length and depth.
Wonder just how big they make it look before they issue the MRE , which given the level of increased drilling, may not be out till more assays are completed.
Hoping this one goes the same as Oklo.
Mick
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