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Ivernia Inc IVWFF

"LeadFX Inc is a Canada based mining company. It is focused on the development of lead-silver projects. The company owns an interest in Paroo Station mine, a lead carbonate mine in Western Australia. Paroo Station mine is the company's principal asset and production stage mineral property. It produces one product, which is lead carbonate concentrate for sale to primary and secondary smelters located in China, Europe, and North America. In addition, the company through its subsidiaries also owns


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Comment by hodgigreon Jan 15, 2004 8:31pm
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RE: JaguarJohnny - IVW rundown

RE: JaguarJohnny - IVW rundownA couple more points. Projected revenues and costs are used in my TBR model arrive and the lump sum NPV. I don't have that model for IVW, so I just assume the company calculated the NPV using their revenue and cost projections. The net result of a DCF is a lump sum number any way you cut it. I understand however, that EPS can also be used to assign a value. Incidentally, my bare bones TBR model, based upon conservative and outdated PFS numbers (they are even better now) deliver annual gross revenues of 75 million, operating costs of 26 million, and royalties of almost 5 million, for annual earnings of ~44 million, or $1.10 per share. Applying your EPS multiple of 15 gets me to $16.50. I'll tie up $2.40 per share for 2 or 3 years to realize that price. Best of luck to all. Greg
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