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Organic Potash Corp C.OPC

Alternate Symbol(s):  OPCGF

Organic Potash Corporation is a Canada-based company, which is engaged in the development of production of potassium carbonate produced from agricultural waste, namely cocoa husks in West Africa. The Company produces food grade potassium carbonate from organic waste materials using patented production technology. It has its production facility in Takoradi-Sekondi, Ghana and Ivory Coast. The Company's potassium carbonate is used in multiple industries, including food, manufacturing (potassium carbonate is found in numerous consumer and industrial products), and pharmaceuticals. The Company’s subsidiary is GC Purchasing Ltd.


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Post by jocotocoon Nov 01, 2010 12:15pm
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Post# 17639847

OPC is good value by this list

OPC is good value by this list
Price/Book

The Price to Book metric measures a company’s price in terms of its total company equity. This metric is relatively more important in the oil and gas industry for the simple fact that the majority of a company’s value is easily measured by the amount of oil and gas they own multiplied by current oil and gas prices. While a tech company, for instance, would receive little to no value in its goodwill and human capital in the event of a liquidation, an oil and gas company liquidating its assets has a clear and measurable worth to them. While important, the Price/Book metric can get tricky. Significant variances in the market value of the assets a company holds and the book value - which is the at cost value of the asset on the balance sheet - can exist. If an asset’s market value is worth less than its book value, GAAP requires that the company writes the asset down on the balance sheet but if an asset is worth much more than the value on the balance sheet, nothing is changed. Combine this with the deprecation of the asset as the resources are depleted and most oil and gas companies should have a market value well over their book value. So a book value over 1 does not necessarily mean a company is overvalued, but a book value of less than 1 could potentially point out undervalued stocks as the enterprise or market value of the company could be much more than its book value. The industry metric of 3.0 reflects this as the market believes that the assets each company owns are worth way more than what is reflected on the balance sheet. Rankings are:

CMT...............0.1
OPC................0.2
PDP................0.4
AOS................0.7
OEX...............0.7
AAV...............0.8
CLL................0.8
TT.................0.9
ECA................1.2
PBN................1.3
NXY...............1.4
RE..................1.4
VRO...............1.4
QEC...............1.6
TLM..............1.6
CNQ..............1.9
ALE..............2.0
GTE..............2.2
IE.................2.5
SOG..............2.9
Industry...3.0
TGL..............3.5
PRE..............4.3
PMG.............5.1
BNK.............6.7
CNE.............8.6

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