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San Lorenzo Gold Corp V.SLG.RT


Primary Symbol: V.SLG Alternate Symbol(s):  SNLGF

San Lorenzo Gold Corp. is a Canada-based company engaged in the business of exploring for and advancing mineral properties. The Company is focused on exploring for gold, copper, silver, and cobalt. The Company has three 100% owned properties in Chile: Salvadora, Nancagua and Punta Alta. The Salvadora property is being explored for large scale copper-gold porphyry targets and high-grade epithermal gold-silver-copper vein systems. The Salvadora Project consists of about 25 exploration concessions and nine exploitation concessions totaling 8,796 hectares (ha). Nancagua is a high grade mesothermal gold-silver prospect and has six linear kilometers (km) of veins. The Nancagua Property is located approximately 120 km south of Santiago, Chile. Punta Alta is an IOCG prospect with related disseminated and vein style high grade copper-gold-silver-cobalt mineralization. The Punta Alta property consists of seven exploration concessions totaling approximately 2,000 ha.


TSXV:SLG - Post by User

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Post by coruscateon Feb 14, 2013 10:39am
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Vitol bid

Vitol bid

Important shareholder, lender with board director, and now a bidder. I fear the possibility of influence on the employees/directors may be difficult to resist.

If we take the enterprise value established by the bid together with the Company's latest financial situation report, and divide by the 2P+2C, we get CAD $2.34 per bbloe. This conceals the differing values of reserves plus contingent resources according to location. Referring to the table of Edison Investment Research 11/01/13 it can be seen that companies with 2P+2C in the N.Sea/Western Europe are valued generally between US$5-10bbloe.SLG has 57mmbbloe of such, which would give US$343mm at a conservative valuation of US$6 per bbloe(to bear in mind development wells on Breagh may influence this upwards). In addition there are 55mmbbloe of best estimate prospective resources, which at say US$0.10 would give another US$6mm.

In France and the Netherlands there are 2p+2C of 17mmbbloe worth US$102mm, and 37mmbbloe of best estimate worth US$4mm.

In Romania there are 53mmbbloe 2P+2C, on which a value of US$1.50 might be placed, giving US$80mm, and 405mmbbloe best estimate prospective, which at US$0.05, are worth US$20mm(again there may be increase in the offing).

Totalled together the value of SLG's resource is US$555mm or US$2.5 per share broken down into two groups:-

UK US$349mm or $1.6/share         FR+ND+ROM US$206mm or $0.90/share

As far as Vitol is concerned, their offer  together with the debt they would have to assume, would cost $297mm, a discount of close to 50% on a possibly over-conservative valuation. Personally I am against an outright sale of the Co. but in favour of the disposal of the non-UK assets by a sale of the relative subsidiary companies' shares to Vitol or whoever, for $189mm or better without any assumption of debt. SLG might be able to manage these assets for a fee, and in that way preserve the employment and loyalty of those concerned. We mustn't forget the value of tax allowances on Breagh and Cladhan, which would simply be thrown away if we were to accept the offer, or anything like it, as it stands.

 

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