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Resource Capital Gold Corp > hypothetical RCG+ANX merger
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Post by LeftBook on Apr 16, 2019 8:41pm

hypothetical RCG+ANX merger

A hypothetical RCG+ANX merger.
  
Summary
The math assumes that the merged company raises $13.8M of cash with a third party (3PT) to pay-off and restructure debts. Under the hood, RCG component is restructured such that the ANX & RCG components have the same equity/asset ratios. A third party later does a $8.5M private placement as an equal partner at 35.8c/sh. The remaining gap in the balance sheet is filled with $5.3M of credit.
 
after the merger
 
assets $89.2M
liabilities $24.7
shareholder equity $64.5M
 
180M shares including 60M new ANX shares
 
35.8c per ANX share
 
 
====
 
A)
starting point
 
ANX Dec 2018 
total assets $57.9
liabilities $14.9
shareholder equity $43.0M
 
RCG Dec 31 2018
total assets $31.3
liabilities $18.3
shareholder equity $13.0M
 
key ratios from ANX
share price = 43/120= $0.358/sh
ratio of equity/assets = 43/57.9 = 0.743 
 
B)
a simple merger would look like this
total assets $89.2
liabilities $33.2
shareholder equity $56.0M
 
 
C)
 
ANX has twice the assets/ounces as RCG (see note 1)
120M ANX
+ 60M RCG
= 180M shares
 
D) 
 
RCG brings $13M of shareholder equity to the table.
 
If the RCG component was restructured along the same equity/assets lines as ANX it would like ..
13/0.74 = 17.5 
 
RCG adjusted assets $17.5
liabilities $4.5
shareholder equity $13.0M
 
E)
 
the remaining assets, $13.8, could be allocated to third parties (3PT)
ANX 57.9
RCG 17.5
3PT 13.8
Total 89.2  
 
F) 
60M of shares would be divided between RCG and the third parties based on ANX share price of 0.358c
 
RCG 13/0.358 = 36.28M shares
3PT 60-36.28 = 23.72M shares
 
the third party assets would be
23.72/0.358 = 8.5M 
 
G)
completed balance sheet is ..
 
Name assets equity liab
ANX   57.9   43.0  14.9
RCG   17.5   13.0   4.5
3PT   13.8    8.5   5.3
 
Tot   89.2   64.5  24.7
 
Equity/asset ratios are similar to ANX equity/asset ratios.
0.743 ANX vs 0.723 Total
 
Third party equity and credit are treated as one in the math.
They are likely on come from different entities.
 
shares
ANX   120.0
RCG   36.28 
3PT   23.72
Total 180.0
 
where shares = equity/0.358
 
 
H) 
 
Summary
 
assets $89.2M
liabilities $24.7
shareholder equity $64.5M
 
180M shares 
 
35.8c per ANX share, or 
7.42 per RCG share
 
 
If a merger happened there might be are a number of other RCG debt holders that might prefer shares over cash. Those shareholders can be consider to be part of the 3PT group.
 
 
====
 
notes:
 
1) 
A RCG ANX merger would increase the amount of gold held 
ANX by roughly 50%. This already reflected in the assets on the  balance sheets of the two companies.  The value of the assets are already priced in. 
 
Specifically the increase in ANX ounces would be ...
Indicated 46%
Inferred  87%
Total uncapped 64%
 
2)
Other considerations...
ANX has active mining operations (important cash flow)
RCG has 20M of tax credits (off-balance sheet item)
 
I assume these items are a wash in a merger.
 
all other items are already baked into the balance sheets
 
3)
 
actual shares
RCG 174.8M
ANX 118.8M
 
4)
 
Balance sheets
 
RCG Dec 31 2018
balance sheet $31.3
liabilities $18.3
shareholder equity $13.0M
 
ANX Dec 2018 
balance sheet $57.9
liabilities $14.9
shareholder equity $43.0M
 
ANX has $14.9M or 26% of liabilities.
 
 
5) 
The numbers are from the balance sheets as of Dec 31 2018. There is no haircut of assets values in this hypothetical merger. 
 
The company might decide to use lower values for the RCG assets in the merged balance sheet, but difference would result in goodwill line item. The total assets would not change.
 
6) 
Precision of the numbers.
 
Three digit numbers are used to help track the numbers in the text.
Two digits is probably close enough in practice.
 
eg.
share price = $0.358/sh
ratio of equity/assets = 0.743 
 
 
Comment by damianchosenone on Apr 16, 2019 8:58pm
Spoke to PwC today. They said it was a liquidity crunch sell off and assets would be sold to pay off creditor debt and that sprott wants cash deals and not interested in shares. If course they would look st everything, but getting cash back that they are owed is first priority.
Comment by LeftBook on Apr 17, 2019 2:09pm
1) “and assets would be sold to pay off creditor debt”   There are numerous "Restructuring" possibilities.   from the trustee report ..  through one or more transactions, the sale of the business, or substantially all of the business, or a material part of the assets of the Companies considered on a consolidated basis through a sale, merger, amalgamation ...more  
Comment by therager on Apr 17, 2019 3:49pm
Hate to break it to you fellas/ladies, ANX is not going to take on another large credit facility to do this deal.  Would be absolutely reckless to do so.  They took on a first lien $5MM term loan from RBC which gets them shovel ready.  Then they will take on project finance at an estmated $80MM. Why on god's green earth would they jeopardize the balance sheet to take over RCG??& ...more  
Comment by LeftBook on Apr 17, 2019 4:24pm
therager, The new lien would be against the RCG properties not against the ANX properties. (The new credit facility would be used to pay off the older credit facilty) The difference between RCG's current situation and a ANX+RCG merger is that RCG has no way to exercise it's substantial tax credits. Unlocking the tax credits would pay off the new RCG related credit facility. ANX's ...more  
Comment by damianchosenone on Apr 17, 2019 4:37pm
Rager, I am 99% certain that Anaconda will be making an offer; whether it is the best offer is another question. Remember Sprott owns 20% of the shares; iy would greatly benefit for him to find a company to merge the two and pay off debt to have a bunch of shares in new company and then when there is a share divide ( maybe 5 to 1), Sprott's 40 million RCg shares can become 8 million of ...more  
Comment by LeftBook on Apr 17, 2019 4:54pm
further debt deduction... RCG has $3.9M of 12c warrants expiring in 2020. Equivalent to 6.4M ANX shares at 60c under a 5:1 share conversion.
Comment by LeftBook on Apr 17, 2019 5:56pm
ANX was trading close to book value on April 17, 2019 Market price 34.5c CAD ANX Dec 2018  balance sheet $57.9 liabilities $14.8 shareholder equity $43.1M book value = 43.1/120M shares = 35.9c/sh === It would be interesting to see how much of the RCG debt would be converted to shares and at what price if a merger became apparent. If the debt for share price is ...more  
Comment by LeftBook on Apr 17, 2019 6:19pm
Anaconda Mining sold 5,251 ounces of gold in Q1 2019.    Dufferin should be comparable.   Dufferin PEA 216,050 ounces Mine life 10 years   21,600 ounces mined per year 5,400 ounces per quarter  Goldboro, Dufferin, Tangier, Forest Hill would be a formidble pipeline. ===   Notes:     ANX https://www.anacondamining.com/2019 ...more  
Comment by LeftBook on Apr 17, 2019 7:16pm
updated my notes. ANX has experieced mangement and mining staff in place. It is a very important item that is not on the balance sheet. Notes: 2)  Other considerations... ANX has active mining operations (important cash flow) ANX has experienced management and mining staff in place (not on the balance sheet) RCG has 20M of tax credits (off-balance sheet item)   I assume ...more  
Comment by LeftBook on Apr 17, 2019 10:47pm
previous hypothetical mergers tried to put into math the ideas that reflected concerns of other posters. I am leaning to simpler is better. The next version will be all debt and no equity for the third party. It is trivial to convert some or all of the debt to shares.
Comment by LeftBook on Apr 17, 2019 10:48pm
A hypothetical RCG+ANX merger.    Summary The math assumes that the merged company raises $13.8M of cash with a third party (3PT) to pay-off and restructure debts. Under the hood, RCG component is restructured such that the ANX & RCG components have the same equity/asset ratios. The merged company will have a $13.8M liability with the third party (3PT).   after the ...more  
Comment by LeftBook on Apr 18, 2019 4:27pm
therager, do you have a reference to the 80mm estimate ? or a description why 80mm ?
Comment by LeftBook on Apr 19, 2019 4:28pm
pg 8 Up-front Capital Costs ~C$47.M [Includes approximately 15% contingency]   pg 10 2019  5 2020 42 2021 23 2022 19 total 89   Anaconda / presentations https://www.anacondamining.com/   or jump to here https://filecache.investorroom.com/mr5ircnw_anaconda/2569/ANX%20-%20Investor%20Deck%2003April2019.pdf
Comment by damianchosenone on Apr 19, 2019 4:55pm
With all of this talk about anaconda and how much time you spent discussing it, it would almost be shocking if they didnt do a deal with it. If you actually dont have a clue, you spent an awful long time with calculations and possibilities. Rager has I shares in rcg and I have a feeling he is Gibson. Greg promised to talk to me after pdac and has not answered his phone. I also found out he wasn ...more  
Comment by LeftBook on Apr 19, 2019 5:08pm
calculations and possibilities are purely hypothetical I am trying to understand the reasoning. I have no idea if a merger is being considered  I don't follow therager closely enough to understand his interest in RCG. Does stockhouse have a way to search posts ? I think the ANX and RCG properties are comparable. Maybe I am wrong.
Comment by LeftBook on Apr 19, 2019 5:10pm
  ANX possible valuation of RCG ounces   1)    pg 7 Dufferin, Tangier, Forest Hill ounces as indicated in Goldboro slide deck   May 2017 – Acquired [Goldboro] project for ~$15/oz.   Dufferin     208,000    $3.12M Tangier      326,700    $4.90M Forest Hill  173,200   $2.60M Total   ...more  
Comment by damianchosenone on Apr 19, 2019 6:51pm
Anaconda wanted RCG awhile back; this is well known by many people. The only thing not clear is who rejected the offer? Many say it was Gibson. Question then is did he resign from Rcg or did they vote him out and did Sprott Lending want him out? Maybe Anaconda wanted him out to do negotiations again? Nobody will know the truth because they all point fingers at each other.
Comment by LeftBook on Apr 19, 2019 8:20pm
As I understand it, it would have had to have been a merger. ANX did not have the cash to buy RCG then nor does it now. RCG's balance sheet is more or less the same as it was then. Roughly $30M of assets, roughly 7c/sh per share of equity, a higher percentage of equity compare to debt. The share count is higher now. The tax credits are a bit higher. It was a while back.  Did Sprott ...more  
Comment by damianchosenone on Apr 19, 2019 8:35pm
The merger then was basically 1 for 1 . One share of rcg for one anx. Now we would be happy to get 1 for 5. Tell me who wins this one? The only thing I know is that I heard from all that Gibson ruined it!
Comment by LeftBook on Apr 20, 2019 12:03am
Lots of things are happening making it hard to judge. ANX had 382M shares, $35.7M equity worth 9.3c/share on May 2017. RCG had 123M shares, $8.5M equity worth 6.9c/share on June 2017. basically a 1.35:1 The 1:1 offer looks like a good deal. RCG had been doing 17c capital issuance (aka RCG common shares) in 2017. That helped to counterbalance the 45M of the shares were underwater the year before ...more  
Comment by therager on Apr 21, 2019 8:31am
Damian...don't insult me by saying you think I might be Greg Gibson.
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