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High River Gold Mines Ltd > Critique of Offer
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Post by discern1 on Oct 20, 2012 12:12am

Critique of Offer

Critique of Offer

Corrected Paradigm Valuation should be $1.59 to $2.07

 

The summary of the offer is found on page c-30 where all the factors that were used in calculating the target prices.  I have issue with their following assumptions.

P/NAV

This cost flow analysis which is a significant determiner for NAV calculation only included two and three years for life of mine of Irokinda and Zun-Holba and up to four years and six years respectively for these mines at the high side.  This is substantially undervaluing this asset based on the recent technical report and as a result we should reject this valuation.  Furthermore, there was no indication for adding Prognoz Silver as assets.

P/CF does not factor in the $300M of liquid assets that HRG owns.  This adds about $0.35/share

Analysts Target Price is irrelevant to our valuation since they are out of date.

Historical Prices are also irrelevant to our current valuation.  We are asking a firm to value HRG based on what exists currently, not what the market has valued it in the past. 

Therefore, to ascertain the correct value using the numbers from Paradigm but taking out P/NAV, Analysts Target Price and Historical Price from the valuation and adding $0.35/share to the P/CF numbers produces the following:

 

  weight low value high value
Transaction Premium 15 1.81 1.94
2013 EV/EBIDTA 10 1.42 2.02
2014 EV/EBIDTA 5 1.59 2.29
2013 P/CF 15 1.57 2.16
2014 P/CF 7.5 1.49 2.05
2013 P/E 5 1.51 2.37
2014 P/E 2.5 1.41 2.3
P/BV 5 1.64 1.67

 

 

Target valuation between $1.59 to $2.07

Since Nordgold has a valuation of $4.04 to $6.00

HRG should be valued at a minimum of 1/3 the current Nordgold share price for a share swap.

Comment by ThyFish on Oct 20, 2012 9:52am
CJ, I agree it's an easy lawsuit but what are the costs of the lawsuit? Have you talked to a lawyer? I just can't believe the OSC has turned such a blind eye to the obvious manipulation to the stock price.    Discern, very good points.  Do they take into consideration the amount of money Nord owes HRG?  And I believe HRG is at least 50% if not more of Nord value.  ...more  
Comment by cjsell on Oct 20, 2012 4:21pm
It is important to note the relaionship between Paradigm and Sevestal, and now Nordgold.  These guys are not at arms length, and therefore should be rejected as they are not indelendent.  We also need to review any methodology used to value HRG, anything less than 15X earnings is a sham. CJ High River Gold Mines $155,000,000 Financial Advisor on the takeover by Lybica Holding B.V. June ...more  
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