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Great Bear Resources Ltd. GTBDF


Primary Symbol: GTBAF

Great Bear Resources Ltd. is a Vancouver-based gold exploration company focused on advancing its 100% owned Dixie project in Northwestern Ontario, Canada. A significant exploration drill program is currently underway to define the mineralization within a large-scale, high-grade disseminated gold discovery made in 2019, the LP Fault. Additional exploration drilling is also in progress to expand and infill nearby high-grade gold zones, as well as to test new regional targets.


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Comment by goindeeperon Jun 10, 2020 6:36pm
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RE:RE:RE:So many things to talk about now so let's start here !

RE:RE:RE:So many things to talk about now so let's start here ! I thought you would appreciate some feedback but possibly I have misunderstood you, so I guess I need to clarify something.  Did you deduct the operating expenses of the mine from the gross revenue before calculating the net smelter return? 

btw, for me, a 5% share count discrepancy can really mess with an investment strategy, so is worth taking the time to get right.  It was just a suggestion.  Please continue using whatever number you prefer.





Goaweigh wrote: Well firstly I don't have an exact list of expenses to work with now do I, do you see where the analyst listed items like insurance costs or incidental transportation costs in his analysis ?
So I deducted all of the operating costs but not items such as depreciation and G&A because they wouldn't apply.  
Sorry, am I off by a couple of points ?
And no, I didn't bother with the warrants and options so I'm off by a few points there too.

Clearly a colossal Fuc Up on my part, my apologies.    


goindeeper wrote: From the way you presented it, it appears you used net remaining operating cash flow rather than net smelter return, so the remainder of your numbers should be incorrect on that basis.

Net Smelter Return (NSR) Royalty: A defined percentage of the gross revenue from a resource extraction operation, less a proportionate share of incidental transportation, insurance, refining and smelting costs (from https://www.royalgold.com/business-model/royalties/)

Also, I believe that we are currently at 56.8 M shares fully diluted, so best to use that for current calculations based on insitu resource values.




Goaweigh wrote: Firstly must thank SASKEXPRESS on the CEO board for posting this.
It's a huge report and very informative. 
The one tiny bit of information I can't find however, is his estimated payout to the NSR holders so I thought I'd do a bit of # crunching just for fun.

He shows net revenue of US $ 1,784,000,000 on gold sales of 1,115,000 Oz. ( staggering ) 
Operating costs are US $ 414,000,000 which are the only costs that should effect our NSR, the others mentioned such as Depreciation and Corporate G&A don't apply to the NSR so our net should be 2 % of the remaining cash flow of US $ 1,370,000,000 which equals 
US $ 27,400,000 and if you give that a multiple of 10 you get US $ 274,000,000 and if you divide that by the 12,000,000 shares of the NSR spinco you get US $ 22.83 per share.
That converts to C $ 30.58
Now just to add in a bit more math if you take the number of spinco shares you own and multiply those by C $ 30.58 and then divide that by the number of GBR shares you own, then you should get C $ 7.65
Which means that if the analysts target price for GBR is C $ 16.50 and he were to go through the same exercise I just did for the NSR Spinco shares and agreed with my numbers then we ( those of us who own both classes of shares ) should see a combined value of
C $ 16.50  ( GBR ) plus C $ 7.65 ( GBR Royalty ) = C $ 24.15
Now just to add even more math, the analyst has added in 65,000,000 shares to our 54,000,000 shares increasing them to 119,000,000 to cover financing costs to build a mine so at C $ 16.50 that's adding $ 1,040,000,000 in dilution so if we believe we will be taken out before we build a mine then that would mean he's giving us a valuation of 119,000,000 X
C $ 16.50 = C $ 1,963,500,000 and if you divide that by 54,000,000 you get C $ 36.36 
So that must be his current thinking on a takeout price. Add in our GBR Spinco shares at
C $ 7.65 and you get C $ 44.00

Something to chew on anyway !   
     
 


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