RE:The Current Value of CUU You appear as naive as MoneyK or perhaps just another ID. You don't mention inflation affect You use Yesterdays costs which is absurd. When the dollar drops it makes mining equipment more expensive. World copper is not sold in canadian loonies. 90% goes to China or elsewhere in the orient.
The US green back is the World reserve currency All other currencies are value based from it. The loonie drops mine building costs rise as machinery and equipment is built in other countries Not Canada. you have to also price in the difference in Labor , benifets, Taxes, increase in envrionmental standards in BC which is dictated to by the Green party that keeps the NDP in power. Power costs have risen since 2012 Transportation costs are also higher.
And when the loonie fluctuates against the greenback. So does the currencies of other countries that manufacture and buy the product. You mention none of these things.
Teck optomized it suggesting to me they did some trimming. to me it looks like they drilled a couple of holes, then dropped the idea. was it the grades were not as great as hoped for ?
. Then came the suggestion of mill relocation Why ? did ES and or Moose make a mistake ? Are you doing the same in your assessment ? What is to care what anyone says if the project is as great as you seem to imply ? I don't read of firms beating down the door in hostile takeover attempts.
Where did you read the $40M would still be paid ontop of a buy out ? It to my understanding would be paid only if CUU was still involved. If incorrect please provide clarification.
How much have you lost on your money due to inflation and other lost opportunities. ?
And how about your under water figure ? Are you trying to pump it so you can dump a cent or two higher ?
Selling price ?
I would suggest calculate 10% of project NAV as it stands. take 25% equalling Copper Fox share then devide that by the number of outstanding shares.