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Orezone Gold Corp T.ORE

Alternate Symbol(s):  ORZCF

Orezone Gold Corporation is a Canada-based West African gold producer engaged in mining, developing, and exploring its flagship Bombore Gold Mine (90%-owned) in Burkina Faso. The Bombore mine is an open pit gold. The Bombore mine is focused on its staged hard rock expansion that is expected to materially increase annual and life-of-mine gold production from the processing of hard rock mineral reserves. Bombore is situated 85 kilometers (kms) east of the capital city of Ouagadougou and is readily accessed by paved international highway thereby offering excellent infrastructure and simple logistics.


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Post by drunk@noonon Aug 24, 2024 8:52am
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The value would be 5 fold in a 2500 gold enviiornment IF....

The value would be 5 fold in a 2500 gold enviiornment IF....after the first expansion they took all the free cashflow and plowed it back into buying shares. 
I.e if you  would be trading at a 30% plus free cashflow yeild and a fraction of the NPV of your property, after a year and a half of buying  back shares, then guess what you are tradinng at a 60% free cashflow yield. But of course the shareprice would have to double to keep the free cashflow at 30% rate. And if you made it clear you would keep ploughing free cashflow into buying back shares, the shareprice would adjust well advance of the free cashflow ever getting that hight. BUT OF CORSE THIS MANAGEMNET WONT DO THIS. This d-bag is paying their interest expense buy issuing more shares at these levels. It is absurd.
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