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K92 Mining Inc T.KNT

Alternate Symbol(s):  KNTNF

K92 Mining Inc. is a Canada-based company, which is engaged in the production of gold, copper and silver at the Kainantu Gold Mine in the Eastern Highlands province of Papua New Guinea, as well as exploration and development of mineral deposits in the immediate vicinity of the mine, including Blue Lake, in Papua New Guinea. The Company holds the mining rights to Mining Lease 150 (ML 150). Within and surrounding ML 150 is an epithermal vein field consisting of multiple known and highly prospective vein systems: Kora, Irumafimpa, Karempe, Judd, Kora South, Judd South, Mati, Maniape and Arakompa. Mining is focused on the Kora vein system, consisting of two dominant veins and the Judd vein system consisting of four known veins with one vein being mined. There are multiple near-mine infrastructure targets, within the Kora-Kora South, Judd-Judd South and Karempe vein systems.


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Post by 4CommonSenseon Nov 10, 2023 12:49pm
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Costs are Costs ? REALLY?

Costs are Costs ? REALLY?The way a company prepares financial statements is not neccedssarily consistent with the appraoch other companies use. GAAP, IFRS or ASPE are acceptable accounting standards that are commonly used globally..

This  does lead to differences in interpreting financail results if you are attempting 'across the board comparisons' --e.g.  expenses or revenue recognition. Therefore,  using one of these approaches is not  a case of 'creative accounting'.  Analysts understand their are differences and try to adjust their analysis in order to compare 'apples to apples' - a bit time consuming and this exercise. 

Before accusing companies of 'reative accounting' make sure you know what you are talking about - another example of .....  
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