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Pampa Metals Corp V.PM


Primary Symbol: C.PM Alternate Symbol(s):  PMMCF

Pampa Metals Corporation is a Canada-based copper-gold exploration company. The Company is engaged in the acquisition and exploration of base metals and precious metals projects in the Americas, with a primary focus on the Piuquenes Copper-Gold Porphyry Project in San Juan Province, Argentina. The Piuquenes Project consists of nine mining titles that cover an area of approximately 1,880 hectares (ha) in the San Juan Province of Argentina, adjacent (to the north) with the Altar copper-gold porphyry Project (held by Aldebaran Resources Inc.) and approximately 190 kilometers (km) west of the city of San Juan. Other large porphyry copper projects in the San Juan Miocene porphyry belt include: El Pachon (held by Glencore) approximately 30 km to the south; the operating Los Pelambres copper mine (60% interest held by Antofagasta plc) in Chile; and Los Azules (held by McEwen Mining) 50 km to the northeast.


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Comment by bz1516on Oct 28, 2015 12:29pm
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RE:headline numbers...

RE:headline numbers...
The report this am raised questions for me.  No explanation for increase in expenses after the special items.  Pro forma ebitda should be growing with over 20% increase in sales, though acquisitions accounted for an unknown portion of the growth.

After giving effect to the acquisitions growth, the US slowing considerably, but expenses as a percent of sales still rising.  All this is to say its probably not just the thinness of the market.
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