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Nizar,nizar said:......they earnt $1.08billion NPAT and that was based on average zinc price of USD2105/tonne (!!) I dont think many people realise this. Thats US97c/lb.
If zinc averages USD4400/tonne which is us$2/lb (and its likely to be higher) their NPAT will be $2.3billion.
At the very minimum $2billion NPAT and $2/share dividend is likely.
Damuzzdu said:Nizar,
I think it will very hard for ZFX to achieve ave price of US$2.00/lb across the whole of 06/07 financial year. As I said in my previous post the price that is in the market now is the price that ZFX gets to sell its products in around 4 months time. We are not yet at $2.00/lb so to ave $2.00/lb is just not on, IMHO. Maybe in 07/08????
As you rightly said they ave $0.97/lb last yr, yet Zn finished at $US1.63/lb at the end of June. It was only since Feb 06 that the price really spiked and thus revenues will be in this financial year.
Your $2.3B NPAT is certainly at the high end, but i agree yr $2Bill NPAT being aroud the mark. This is about the number i'm coming up with, maybe a touch less. It will depend on how ZFX treat the tax losses.
In my last post I stated that with profit of $2bill, EPS would be $5/share. This is of course incorrect.I had a figure of 400 mill. shares on issue in my head to get to that figure. Of course there 487 mill shares on issue, so it knocks the EPS down $4.13/share for 06/07. Mad at myself for making such a silly error like that. Sorry.
Using tonites p/e of 6.9, this would put a valuation of ZFX at Sept 07 of $28.49.
Cheers
nizar said:Damuzzdu,
What has the zinc price averaged so far since july 1st? My guess is around us$1.60/lb?
nizar said:I see you used pe of 6.9. If (or once) ZFX proves up more reserves around Century (its spending big $$ on exploration) to extend the mine-life considerably, you will see the market re-rate ZFX and pay a higher earnings multiple.
Kipp said:Vol doesn't really to matter for ZFX hey Kennas??? Seems to breakout even on just a trade of 5 mill.... reminds me of something Richkid once said "that volume is one of the worst indicators to trade by"... sure seems to be the case here. (CBH seems to live by volume though)...
Pacer, don't waste all of you money on Bourbon...
pacer said:Clowboy....
It's been my experience that stocks can get over heated and suffer as a concequence....I think 2 days of 4.5 and 5% in a row can mean trouble for the SP very short term, but I don't believe we will see a down turn, just a slowing of the % rises each day over the next few days/weeks.
Personaly I want to see 10% rises each day for the next 2 months!
Go you good thing!!!!.............
Brasidas said:Some of you are getting too bullish - zinc has a way to go but some of the stocks are getting too far ahead of themselves. This was discussed in the weekly roundup on Minesite.com with talk of insiders preparing to cash-out. Take care. Here is an extract...
That Was The Week That Was … In Australia
By Our Man In Oz
Minews. Good morning Australia, yet more records?
Oz. Just like the last time we spoke, but a rider this week that says the market might be somewhat stretched, especially when compared with what’s happening elsewhere. The word down this way is that a lot of mining stocks on AIM have run out of puff, and that’s not a good sign for the future of small-to-medium miners in Australia which have really been flying.
Minews. Two or three weeks ago I would have agreed with you. But not so much now as there are glimmers of light on AIM. Presumably the leaders remain the base metal stocks?
Oz. Very much so. Zinc is red hot, nickel not much cooler, and then we have renewed interest in the energy sector with coal stocks making an impressive return, and uranium stocks warming up as we head towards the big political showdown in April when both the government and opposition are likely to fall into line with pro-uranium policies. Capping off a remarkable week we had tremendous success from a couple of new floats, and waiting in the wings are about 16 more mining floats ready to list.
Minews. That is very interesting as AIM floats are down to a trickle, or even less. We might have a look later at who’s in your new float queue, but first a few prices, please?
Oz. You can’t go past the zinc producers, thanks to continued speculation that the world is close to running out of the stuff. Zinifex (ZFX), Perilya (PEM), CBH (CBH) and Kagara (KZL) all reached new 12-month highs during the week. Zinifex traded up to A$15.89 during Friday trade before easing to close the week at $15.88, a gain of A$1.23, or 8.4 per cent. What makes the latest price more noteworthy is that at this time last time Zinifex was trading at A$5.07, meaning the stock has risen by A$10.81 or 213 per cent in 12-months. .. more on minesite.com
stoxclimber said:I agree - the zinc sector seems to be overreacted to very modest increases in zinc prices (albeit record highs). When I first bought ZFX I believed it was undervalued based on the PE for the risk of the company & future earnings prospects - now we're seeing the future earning prospoects increase modestly but these zinc stock prices have risen like zinc has blown out to >2.20 when we're still at 1.95.
pacer said:When are you going to get on?....$15....$17....$18......$20......
I can feel your buy button getting rubbed alot........you will be to late though and kick yourself later...lol
You cant say you did the wrong thing if you never played the game....never look back on a missed trade..... just learn from it...or you'll go nuts!!!!
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