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GREY:STTYF - Post by User

Comment by elmothefearlesson Nov 14, 2012 3:06am
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Post# 20597037

RE: RE: So Far So Good

RE: RE: So Far So Good

I modeled a really, really, really conservative valuation for SND in Excel.  If you want the spreadsheet you can inbox me on stockhouse.  Here is the big takeaway, using $3.00 copper, 3 g/t grade at CSI's mine with $550 palladium price, and $3.50 natural gas, and assuming no value for NDX, TER, or RDA, I come out with a $0.86 target share price for 2013.  For 2014 it's $1.06.  For 2015 it's 1.28.  Cash flows begin to compound here, however.  For 2020 it's $3.43.  

 

Doesn't sound like much?  Keep in mind it is very conservative.  Basically I model zero equity issuances, which are actually quite accretive to shareholders (sell shares at 20x forward cash flows, then buy a new stream at 5x cash flows... very accretive for current shareholders).  For streaming companies, issuing equity is a good thing (assuming management knows what they are doing - which they do).

 

Anyway, with $3.50 copper, $4.50 natural gas and 5 g/t at Sierra Palada with $625 palladium, we are looking at ~$4.32 in 2020.  So a small, realistic bump in share prices adds almost a full $1.00 in value to the Company.  

 

Still doesnt' sound like a lot?  Put it in perspective.  That is a 900% return over the next 8 years.  Annualized, given how compounding works, it works out to about a 30% return or something.  That said, this is on a 100% equity basis.  Basically, a few smart equity issuances could likely move us well over $6 or $7 in 8 years time.  1400% over 8 years?  I'll take that anyday...

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