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Geodrill Limited GEODF


Primary Symbol: T.GEO

Geodrill Limited is an Isle of Man-based exploration drilling company with a fleet of 76 drill rigs operating in Africa and South America. The Company operates in approximately two continents and seven countries, namely Ghana, Burkina Faso, Cote d’Ivoire, Mali in West Arica; Egypt in North Africa; and Peru and Chile in South America. The Company provides Reverse Circulation, Diamond Core, Deep Directional Navi Drilling, Air-Core, Grade Control, Geo-Tech, and Water Borehole drilling services to intermediate and junior mining companies and operates a fleet of multi-purpose rigs in Africa. Its fleet stands at approximately 76 drills and is made up of over nine types, including EDM 2000 multi-purpose (qty. 6), Sandvik DE 810 multi-purpose (qty. 11), Sandvik DE 740 core (qty. 10), Sandvik DE 710 core (qty. 10), X1200 Multi-Purpose (1), X900 Multi-Purpose (17), Austex X350 RC / Grade Control (qty. 2), Austex X300 Air-core (qty. 7) and LM90 (qty. 7).


TSX:GEO - Post by User

Post by FrozenInOntarioon Oct 15, 2021 12:54pm
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Last investor presentations

Last investor presentationsGEO did a couple of presentations in the last days, including LD micro and Riley yesterday, which might explain that a few people liked what they heard which would explain the pop.

A couple of questions in the Riley conference notably if GEO could recoup from clients the cost inflation (labor and consumables) from clients.   According to Harper, they pricing power shifts to driller when they reach more than 50% utilization rate in the industry.  It appears to be the case as per Harper.
As to GEO and West Africa : well, no drill available on the market (or it gets snapped as soon as it gets available), they are running at 70%, adding rigs.  While the typical tendering process for a mining co to award a drilling contract would be to annonce the winner 2-3 months after tender closing, adding another month for mobilization, this has now changed to tender on friday, award on the following monday and mobilize on tuesday.
This reminds me of what the Foraco Ceo mentionned in a conference call on previous cycle when "customers would be fighting over rigs".
The next 3-5 years will be more than interesting as this is happenning quite soon in the cycle.    Actually, last downturn was so vicious and prolonged, the rebound can be spectacular, a bit like Peter Lynch was mentionning in One up on Wallstreet when he was cheering for another bad quarter so the rebound would be even higher.
GLTA

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