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Guyana Goldfields Inc New GUYFF



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Post by dtrader3on Dec 22, 2011 10:54am
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GUY will be gone next year

GUY will be gone next year

For several reasons noted below GUY is an obvious takeover candidate for senior and mid-tier gold producers. IMO GUY will be taken out by at least the end of H2/12 if not sooner.

- GUY is a clean, single asset (excluding Sulphur Rose) company boasting a large resource of 7+MMoz (this is expected to increase with updated resource)

- Minerals agreement is now in place

- Relatively low capex intensity for a project of this size (U/G capex will be funded by cash flows)

- Sizeable and scalable production of +250,000oz per year (peak rates above 350,000oz ) at relatively low cash costs of ~$450/oz (feasibility should more or less confirm these numbers in January)

- Trading at 0.6x NAV (~$12.50 using conservative pricing of $1200/oz LT) and $74/oz in the ground

- If you look at historical transactions take-overs have averaged 1-1.2x NAV and $150-$200/oz  for developers of this size and quality

- do the math it should get taken out for at least $14.00 per share

I think the obvious suitor is IAMGold - they have historical roots in Guyana (Omai mine), operate the Rosabel mine in Suriname, and have the capacity to take on a high-quality asset like Aurora (they haven't done anything in a while on the corporate acquisition front). I wouldn't rule out other majors such as Yamana, Newmont and Agnico (they need something to fill the void of Goldex).

Bottom line this fits the bill for several potential acquirors!!!

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