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BANRO CORP. T.BAA

"Banro Corp through its subsidiaries, is engaged in the exploration and development of its gold properties, including Twangiza, Namoya, Lugushwa and Kamituga."


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Post by arielplson Apr 05, 2014 10:55am
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Income

Income
Small economic analysis. 
 
Costs for rolling 
The "All-in" cost in 2012 was $ 1,209. Gold was at $ 1,700 on average. 
The "All-in" cost in 2013 was $ 1,026. Gold was at $ 1,389 on average. 
 
The "All-in" cost of Q4 2012 was $ 1,174. 
The "All-in" cost of Q4 2013 was $ 841. 
 
2013 
The "All-in" cost of Q2 was $ 1,086 
The "All-in" cost of Q3 was $ 1,059 
The "All-in" cost of Q4 was $ 841 
 
2012 
Production of 25,000 ounces of gold 
Profit: 12 millions. 
Average Price of Gold: $ 1,700 
Net income: -4.5 millions. 
 
2013 
Production of 82,500 ounces of gold 
Profit: $ 20 millions. 
Average Price of Gold: $ 1,389 
Net income: 1,6 M. 
 
2014 
Production of approximately 150,000 ounces of gold 
Estimated profit (by me): 30 M. (calculated with an all-in cost of $ 1,100, not $ 841) 
Average gold price estimate: $ 1,300 
Net Income:?. 
 
In short, they control their increasing cost. Imagine if gold goes ...
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