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Comment by LeftBookon Mar 21, 2019 11:48pm
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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Anaconda to triple in share price:

RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Anaconda to triple in share price:
Failed venture or bold venture ?

Using ANX as an example .. perhaps there is others.

 

I think ANX could increase the shares outstanding by 50% and merge with RCG. 1 new ANX share for 3 RCG shares. 

 

RCG has substantial tax credits that are good as gold to ANX. Let’s give them a haircut and say they are worth $10M. 

 

RCG’s  balance sheet effectively looks like this to ANX. 

balance sheet $31.3

liabilities $8.3

shareholder equity $23.0M

 

In this optic it has the same percentage of debt as ANX’s balance sheet. It is a peer. 

 

Why 1 new ANX share for 3 RCG shares ?

 

RCG is half the size of ANX. 

Shares outstanding 119 and 175 or 2:3. 

 

(1/2)/(2/3) = 1/ 3

 

RCG’s tax credits look good on the back of the envelope.  But RCG’s liabilities are real. It will be up to a lender to decide if ANX’s existing measured resources, cash flow and prospects look good enough to support a merger. 

 

Is 1 new ANX share for 3 RCG shares fair ? RCG could broken up into cheaper bits in a fire sale. But then again RCG's tax credits might be worth more than $10M.

 

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