RE: P/e perspective correctedOoops I compensated (annualized) for the 12-15 month R-190 production period in the wrong "end". Here is the right version, which is closer to the NPV after tax calculation :
From a p/e perspective TAM is forecasted a USD 52.7-115.4 million net cash flow from R-190.
After 35 % tax USD 34.3-68.5 million. That is reached in 12-15 months, implying 1 year earnings of USD 21.9-68.5 million, or CAD 23.0-71.9 million (with USD=1.05 CAD).
Per TAM share, with let say a small stock dilution 45 million shares since the CAPEX is already accounted for in the TAM feasibility study net cash flow figures, this implies 2009 earnings per share of around CAD 0.51-1.60. With a probably fairly sound p/e-ratio of 7 you get a stock value of around CAD 3.6-11.2.
Adding my CAD 1.40 approximation per share for the Peru copper project in 2009, you arrive at CAD 5.0-12.6 per TAM share in 2009. But the lower end of the interval could be avoided by hedging at current prices.
Thus this p/e-calculation underlines the TAM stock potential.