Still early days. We're still awaiting drilling results...but should these figures be even close to being right (at this stage we're only speculating), then YML could possibly be the buy of the year. As excited as we might be about the forthcoming drilling results, its best to take one step at a time. This stock has great potential and has been overlooked. This is the perfect stock for my spec portfolio.gringokonyo said:Thank you (and Camaybay) for the weight info - potentially over 1.4 billion tonnes of ore. Better than I was expecting.
marklar said:Looks like a good buy today at 20c.
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The fundamentals of the company haven't changed overnight, their prospects are just the same as they were yesterday, but like (almost) everything else it's cheaper today.Porper said:so please enlighten me as to why it is a good buy ??
What?exberliner1 said:Ok Guys about a month ago YT asked me to keep quiet about YMl and just accumulate.....which I have done....alas only 50k oppies but a 6 figure amount of heads....with the assays due out imminently on YML I have emailed a few people about this stock....I have been a good boy and not mentioned it for a month...so I hope you all have boght as many as you want.
We may see a bit more interest soon - let's make this baby go up now.
EB
Thanks YT, that makes some sence now. And very happy that ASF members should be getting the value of your research before those on the likes of HC! Have a great weekend!YOUNG_TRADER said:Kennas,
A few people pm'd me regarding copy my Fundamental analysis and putting it up on other forums such as 'hot copper' and NZ Stock forums,
I replied by stating that it would be better if those on ASF had the benfit of my research for a bit before we 'elightened' others,
Well it has been just under 1 month,
I agree EB, peeps on ASF have known about YML for long enough, feel free to post to whoever you like on HotCopper or anyone else
On a side note todays price and volume action is interesting, constant soaking up of stock around 20c for last few days
gringokonyo said:Thank you (and Camaybay) for the weight info - potentially over 1.4 billion tonnes of ore. Better than I was expecting.
The 1.4 billion is based on the assumption that the strike is 10km x 600metres width x 60 metres depth. This gives 360,000,000 cubic metres (10,000x600x60). Apparently there is 4 tonnes of ore per cubic metre (which is plausible as water weighs 1 tonne per cubic metre), so 4 x 360,000,000 cubic metres = 1.44 billion tonnes.YOUNG_TRADER said:Also was curious has anyone checked/re-checked these figurs
1.4Billion tonnes of Ore that could possibly be grading 60% Fe seems almost impossible!
Isn't BHP's Brockman only like 220Mt Grading 60% Fe?
That would make Marinillia about 6x as large? ? ? ? That doesn't make sense
Even if the above estimates are correct, I'd say given current uncertainty they should be dicounted by 95%
so attribute 5% value of 1.4Billion tonnes Ore = 70Mt @ 60% Fe,
Assume a margin of $5t (very low I know but then there is 50m of top soil) = Possible NPV of $350m
Thats still a large NPV for such heavy discounting given mkt cap is $12m!
YOUNG_TRADER said:I think an updated fundamental sheet is due
YML
Yilgarn Mining
Shares: 60m + 20m 25c 30/6/07 opies
@20c Fully Dilluted Mkt Cap = $10m
@30c Fully Dilluted Mkt Cap = $24m
@40c Fully Dilluted Mkt Cap = $32m
@50c Fully Dilluted Mkt Cap = $40m
@$1 Fully Dilluted Mkt Cap = $80m
@$1.25 Fully Dilluted Mkt Cap = $100m
@$1.50 Fully Dilluted Mkt Cap = $120m
Has $4.5m in the Bank so no need for funds anytime soon
Projects
1. Rose Dam
Used this Gold project to generate $6.6m in cash, good cash cow and shows management knows how to get a project going
2. Irwin Hills
JV 40% YML 60% MRE, JORC 20Mt@ 1%Ni (Nickel) + 0.12%Co (Colbat)
High levels of Chloride so having trouble getting MRE to agrre to Toll Treatment at its Murrin-Murrin Plant, although its Laterite Nickel its not that bad as MRE is the Laterite King!
If they can get this Toll Treatement going it will be a real big cash cow!
3. Carr-Boyd
YML earning 51% from TIR (Now part of CSM Cons-Min) can earn up to 90%
JORC 600Kt's@ 1.4%Ni + 0.5%Cu all within 100m of the surface so open pittable!
Using an EV of $5 lb Nickel and $2 lb Cu this first pass JORC gives the deposit an In Ground Value of over $150m
4. MarillanaThis project is the SPEC KILLER!
Its an Iron Ore tennement 2kms west of the Brockman Deposit (225Mt@ 60% Fe)
Its old Hamersley Ground who outline a STRIKE OF 10KM's! Grading an avg 60% Fe! Width is probably 500m - 750m and thickness of the Iron Ore is 60m
Our Estimates so far are 1.4Billion Tonnes of Ore Grading 60% Fe
If we attribute 1% we get 14Mt@60% Fe
Use an In-Ground Value of $5t = $70m NPV
$10t= $140m NPV
$15t= $210m NPV
But Hamersley walked away from it 20years ago becasue the deposit is not at surface, its covered by 50m of top soil which is bad, but given current Iron Ore prices (ADD ANOTHER 10%) and the Sheer location of the deposit!Have a look at the presentations its surrounded by BHP, RIO, FMG and Hancock Mining!
Whats also very important is that BHP's Railway runs throught the deposit, so YML could feasibly only have to dig it up and truck it 2-3kms to the BHP Rail Line which runs straight to the Ports and given FMG's recent win in the Courts to use BHP's line I can't see why YML can't as well
East Sunrise (100% interest), 35 kms south of Laverton
Historical exploration has returned promising drill intersections including 14m at 10.2 gpt gold. Further drilling is planned for early 2007. Just food for thought.
Attributable Value
Irwin Hills @$2.50lb Ni =$50m, YML 40%= $20m
Remember Laterite (low grade) No Cap-Ex as can be treated at JV partner MRE's Murrin Murrin Plant,
Carr Boyd @ $5lb Ni + $2lb Cu = $150m, YML's up to 90%= $135m
JV with Cos Min, Excellent Open Pittable Options!
Marilliana @1% and @$10t= $140m,
Elephant Ground, possibly only 1% of total size, excellent Infrastructure with BHP Rail Running Straight passed deposit! 50m of top soil
Total = Approx $300m or $3.75c a share
I think my NPV's have been pretty conservative but am happy to discount the value I got to by another say 80% ie $3.75c x 0.2 = 75c YML
Undervalued or what? Thoughts?
YT, why have you used $2.50/lb Nickel at Irwin Hills ad $5/lb at Carr Boyd? Are you basing that on the increasing processing costs with the Chloride factor in?YOUNG_TRADER said:Irwin Hills @$2.50lb Ni =$50m, YML 40%= $20m
Remember Laterite (low grade) No Cap-Ex as can be treated at JV partner MRE's Murrin Murrin Plant,
Carr Boyd @ $5lb Ni + $2lb Cu = $150m, YML's up to 90%= $135m
JV with Cos Min, Excellent Open Pittable Options and scoping study due very soon!
Undervalued or what? Thoughts?
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