RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Value investor club spring write up Just because in general interest rates have been going up doesn't make Sherritt's debt any less expensive. It just highlights the importance of reducing debt burden.
Once Sherritt has paid off its debt it should first look at share buybacks if share price remains below $3.00/share . Then it should look at distributions to shareholders. Long term (20 years) it should be looking into developing a nickel mine closer to home and a refinery upgrade (likely required anyways to take new feedstock)