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Aurcana Silver Corp V.AUN.H

Aurcana Silver Corporation is a Canada-based company, which is engaged in the exploration, development, and operation of natural resource properties. The Company’s development properties are the Revenue-Virginius mine (the Revenue-Virginius mine or Ouray), located in Ouray Colorado and held through the Company’s 100% owned United States subsidiary, Ouray Silver Mines, Inc. (OSMI) and the Shafter silver property (the Shafter Silver Project or Shafter), located in Presidio County, Texas and held Aurcana Silver Corporation. The Revenue-Virginius mine is located in southwestern Colorado about 5.5 miles southwest of the town of Ouray. Access to the mine site is via County Road 361. The Shafter Silver Project, which is 375 miles southeast of El Paso, in Presidio County, southwest Texas, within a historic mining district.


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Comment by JonEcashon Oct 26, 2007 12:37pm
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Post# 13697722

RE: Cash flow correction

RE: Cash flow correctionActually, I too am an accountant and need to further clarify fguide's post. Benton was quite correct. A cash flow statement is made up of 3 parts, cash flows from or used in: 1) operating activities 2) financing activities 3) investing activities So when you do a multiple on a mine production company's cash flow, you would do so on its cash flow from OPERATIONS (#1 above). An acquisition would be included as a cash outflow in the INVESTING activities (#3 above), and therefore would be excluded from the operational cash flow multiple. This is especially true since such an investment is usually a one-time occurrence and shouldn't affect one's valuation assessment of how profitable the La Negra operation is. I hope that is clear. J$
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