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Voltalia Ord Shs VLTAF

Voltalia SA is a France-based holding company engaged in the renewable utilities sector. It designs, develops and operates electric power stations in numerous countries, such as France, French Guyana, Brazil, Greece and Morocco. The Company generates electricity using a variety of renewable energy sources. These include wind, water, biomass and solar power. In addition, Voltalia SA specializes in carbon credit trading activities. The Company operates several subsidiaries, including Anelia and Bio-Bar in France, Voltalia Guyane, SIG Kourou, SIG Mana and SIG Cacao in French Guyana, Voltalia Energia do Brasil in Brazil, Thegero in Greece and Alterrya Maroc in Morocco, among others. The Company is owned by Voltalia Investissement SA.


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Comment by ALLEN4on Sep 27, 2012 12:05pm
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RE: RE: RE: Scotia

RE: RE: RE: Scotia

That is why the market is having a hard time pricing this one.  We are either going to have a mine or not.  If there is never going to be a mine at Kiaka and this is all a pipe dream based on faulty assumptions and a POG that is not going to last, then Kiaka is worth nothing (although I would argue that Volta Resources even before they landed Kiaka was worth $1.40), but if Kiaka is not going to be a mine then we are back to being just an exploration company (but a very good one) and the market can base its pricing on that.  But if Kiaka does surmount all of the obstacles to becoming a mine and the assumptions in the PFS are accurate then the value of Kiaka alone has to be north of $10.00.   So the market is faced with a binery situation, black or white, and the market is pricing us at some kind of shade of grade.    Am I right?  If we have an efficient mine at Kiaka, then share price would be north of $10.00, and if not, the market has absolutely no interest.  So at 80 cents, the market is giving us less than one in ten odds of building a mine, and assuming no value for the rest of the company.

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