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Coppernico Metals Inc CPPMF


Primary Symbol: T.COPR

Coppernico Metals Inc. is a Canada-based mineral exploration company. The Company is principally engaged in the acquisition and exploration of mineral property interests. The Company is focused on exploration and discovery of copper-gold deposits in the South America. The Company’s primary asset is the Sombrero copper-gold project located in southern Peru. The Sombrero Project is a land package of approximately 102,000 hectares located about 340 kilometers SE of Lima in southern Peru. The concessions are hosted in the northwestern extension of the Andahuaylas-Yauri belt. The principal targets at Sombrero are copper-gold skarn, porphyry systems and precious metal epithermal deposits. The Company’s subsidiary is Sombrero Minerales, S.A.C.


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Comment by twonxanityon Nov 28, 2012 6:46pm
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RE: Barrier to takeover

RE: Barrier to takeover

The market cap is 400 million for 75% of the mine, so for 100% is would be about 530 millon so about 850 million or a bit less Enterprise Value.

 

Costs are high on a trailing basic, are costs high with full production, no. The mine produced copper for less than $2 in the past the high quarter was 3rd Q, but that was with substantial shutdown time and mine upgrades being included in cash costs. IMO the costs are not high, unless you are looking at Q3. Cash costs should be evaluated on a reasonable basis, ie. with full or current product and minus extraordinary mine maintenance.

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