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Oromin Explorations Ltd OLEPF



GREY:OLEPF - Post by User

Post by aquaistqon Jul 11, 2010 7:22pm
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I found this interesting

I found this interesting

https://agoracom.com/ir/Tyhee/forums/discussion/topics/419163-on-resources-reserves-and-valuation-comparisons/messages/1377595

Oromin

PFS Sept 2009 - essentially showed mine not economic.Redoing with full FS due July 2010.

Market Cap: $90 M

P&P oz: 0.5M estimate

Total oz: 2.2M

Production Target: 50K estimate

Costs: $580/oz

MCap/oz P&P: $180 (2.9X Tyhee)

MCap/oz Tot: $40 (1.3X Tyhee)

Mcap/oz Production: $1800 (2.8X Tyhee)

Notes: P&P are my estimates, as none were determined in PFS. Full FS should be interesting. Very high cash costs in PFS.Similar resource profile to Tyhee. Even with all the negatives, still higher valuation than Tyhee due to PFS. A great example to see what happens when the market determines the economics of a mine are not feasible.

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