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Cmp Mining Inc T.CMP.UN


Primary Symbol: C.CMP

CMP Mining Inc. is a Canada-based mineral exploration company. The Company’s principal business activities include the acquisition and exploration of mineral property assets. The Company’s mineral property is an early-stage exploration prospect known as the Coquigold Property. The Coquigold Property is located in the Nicola Mining Division of British Columbia. The property consists of 15 mineral tenures totaling 2,659.9 hectares (ha) located in the province of British Columbia.


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Comment by phil_ton Jul 30, 2010 11:20am
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RE: warrants and net asset value

RE: warrants and net asset valueIt looks like they may be doing as you suggest and buying back units.  It's the only way I can explain the still rising NAV/unit over the past few weeks even as gold and gold equities have been under pressure.  The discount is at an incredible 40%.  Although if the warrants do get exercised NAV will drop due to dilution.

Barring any major moves in gold, I wouldn't be surprised to see this trading at around $12 by year end with a NAV of $14 - 15, leaving it with a 15 - 20% discount.  However given their outperformance of benchmarks, I'm not sure any discount is warranted.
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