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North American Tungsten Corporation Ltd NATUF

North American Tungsten Corp Ltd is a Canadian based exploration and development company. It is engaged in the exploration, development, and operation of mineral properties. The company produces, processes, and sells tungsten concentrate. Its project portfolio includes Cantung mine site and Mactung deposit projects.


GREY:NATUF - Post by User

Comment by paloyanon Feb 08, 2001 8:16am
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Post# 3281005

RE: New Here...

RE: New Here...Valuation of NTC depends on several factors: These include 1)price of tungsten in addition to: 2)whether a production decision is made in the next several weeks. One comparison is that at the current prices of tungsten, the old company (canada tungsten) was valued at about $100,000,000 market cap. If you extrapolate that to NTC (with about 30 mil shares fully diluted), you could argue that by the end of the year, we could see NTC in the $1-3 range. This assumes that NTC could be in production before the end of 2001. It has been estimated that $5 mill is required to get the mine going again, and 5 months. Needless to say, anything can happen to alter this outlook, e.g. decline in tungsten price, delays in a production decision, and other, technical problems. Hope this helps. Dan
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