Altius Minerals Corp T.ALS

Alternate Symbol(s): ATUSF

Metals & Mining Industrial Metals & Minerals

Altius Minerals Corporation is a mineral royalty, renewable energy royalty and mineral project generation company. The Company holds royalty interests in approximately 12 operating mines located across Canada and Brazil that produces copper, zinc, nickel, cobalt, potash, iron ore and thermal (electrical) coal. Its segments include Mineral Royalties, Project Generation and Renewable Royalties. Its Mineral Royalties segment consists of the acquisition and management of producing and development stage royalty and streaming interests. Its Project Generation segment consists of acquisition and early-stage exploration of mineral resource properties with a goal of vending the properties to third parties in exchange for early-stage royalties and minority equity or project interests. Its Renewable Royalties segments consists of majority interest holding in Altius Renewable Royalties Corp (ARR), which is focused on the acquisition and management of renewable energy investments and royalties.

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Comment by carinthianon Nov 06, 2014 3:20am

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RE:RE:RE:RE:Enterprise value below

If I discount 25mio for 20 years I come close to current market cap.

This would mean Kami never comes to production.

Including Kami with 15mio from year 10 I already can use 7% to reach current market cap.

This would mean no other projects (e.g. Julienne Lake) are forwarded and moving towards production and all investments are a fail.

Writing a letter to the Christkind and assuming Julienne Lake will earn us another 15mio a year from year 15 we can get to 8% discount rate to meet current market cap and getting all other stuff for free..

Regarding APY: I do not think that they will pursue takeovers into jurisdiction and regions they are not familiar with but will focus to grow organically which I personally would prefer as I think the money they use internally generates higher returns over the long run than money spent on takeovers. It always depends on the price of course. ;-)

Just my personal thoughts. DYODD
carinthian

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