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Woulfe Mining Corp WFEMF

Woulfe Mining Corp is a mineral exploration company. It is engaged in the acquisition, exploration and development of mineral properties.


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Post by dr_airtimeon Apr 23, 2012 12:23pm
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APT Price? - Junior Miner...

APT Price? - Junior Miner...

They need to get more explicit on the NPV Assumptions

If anyone calls IR today (I'm slammed) find out the following and report here:

- LT & ST APT Price

- Confirm that NPV based on only 11.5 years of probably reserves (likely)

- Is this based on 100% or 75% Woulfe ownership of Sangdong (likely 100%)

 

Junior Miner - if you update your model today let us know what you infer for an APT Price.

The pre-tax NPV8% is $400M today, likely based on an 11.5 year mine life, likely due to Probable reserves.

Remember that the Ross Glanville valuation report assessed a post-tax NPV 8% at $200-$400M at APT $375 and 21 year mine-life using a 50% REDUCTION TO NPV to account for risk because prefeas/feas had not been completed. Thus, we could infer that using Glanville parameters the NPV8%-APT $375-post-tax-21-year-mine-life is now $400-$800M or $600M for the mid-range.

From $600M you need to adjust for 75% Woulfe ownership and subtract debt for NPV to shareholders. This still gets us to around $300M as NPV8% to shareholders. ([75%*$600M] = $450M less ~$150M in debt).

Let me know your thoughts. The wording on the Glanville report is quite fuzzy too.

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