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Argonaut Gold Inc T.AR

Alternate Symbol(s):  T.AR.DB.U | ARNGF

Argonaut Gold Inc. is a gold producer with a portfolio of operations in North America. The Company’s operating mines include Florida Canyon, Magino, La Colorada and San Agustin. The Florida Canyon Gold Mine area is situated in northwestern Nevada within the Basin and Range physiographic province. The Magino mine property is a past producing underground gold mine located 40 kilometers (km) northeast of Wawa, Ontario, approximately 14 kilometers southeast of the town of Dubreuilville. The property consists of seven patented mining claims, four leased mining claims and 69 unpatented mining claims totaling 2,204.495 hectares. The past producing La Colorada gold-silver mine property is located approximately 40 km southeast of Hermosillo, Sonora State, Mexico. The San Agustin property consists of four mineral claims totaling 1,065 ha and is located in the northern San Lucas de Ocampo Mining District.


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Comment by okgonowon Apr 04, 2024 2:57pm
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RE:RE:the only positive

RE:RE:the only positive
crazytimes wrote: sorry, but no way ok... lol. You can't count a takeover placement fund allocation as a valuation for the spinco.Simillarly to valuing Magino off their $40 mill allocation would not be correct.  Gets very complicated. Just my opinion. 


in this cae i think you can only because the company does not exist at this point....
my contention is that everyone seems to have a hard time valuating the assets .. mines in mexico and the one in the US.

lets say the hard assets of spinco ( land ,leases, and mills and equipment) are worth $0 if AR opens a bankaccount and puts the $10 mill into it and then adds the other $10 mill when Alamos gets their 19.9%.

what would the total value of this company be if we valued it by the only metricthat no one can argue with .........the cash in the bank and assuming Alamos payed fair value for their 19.9 %

then my math works

do we value companys like that ...no absolutely not but in this case ?????
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