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WESTERN POTASH CORP T.WPX

"Western Potash Corp is engaged in the acquisition, evaluation, and exploration of mineral properties containing potash in Western Canada. The Company holds interests in the Milestone Project located in Southern Saskatchewan."


TSX:WPX - Post by User

Comment by Cacheitupon Jun 06, 2013 7:32pm
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RE: Wpx-china , krn-india

RE: Wpx-china , krn-india

If the analysts and Wpx's management are right and milestone does cost the same as the K&S Legacy project to build then the calculation would be something like this.

Cost - $4.1 B

On a debt to equity of 70/30.

$1.2 Billion in equity that would need to be raised. So taking the recent equity raise price of .71 cent as the raise price, they would need to issue 1.69 Billion shares, which would take the total shares outstanding for Wpx to close to a 2 Billion share float.

Now if they couldn't get  as high as a 70/30 debt to equity deal, and it was instead 50/50 , they would need to issue just under 2.9 BILLION shares and bring westerns float up to about 3.15 BILLION SHARES outstanding.

now assuming they could get a 70/30 debt to equity deal, what would the annual interest costs be?

Well, on $2.87 Billion the interest cost would be just under $230 Million per year.

 

 

 

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