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Mountain Lake Resources Inc V.MOA



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Comment by saron Jul 18, 2002 10:32pm
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RE: Comparitive Analysis

RE: Comparitive AnalysisThe following is a book value comparison for discussion purposes only and one has to bear in mind Aber is a kimberlite play and MOA / EET have alluvials. Mountain Lake: 15MM shares out, 25% equity in the Project, no debt, 3MM reserves in Carats, $450.00 price per Carat, Gross revenue $1.35 Billion, present share price $0.53, revenue based on company's per share equity in the project (book value) $22.50 Aber: 55MM shares out, 40% equity in their project, $1.1B debt, 107MM reserves in Carats, $40.00 price per Carat, Gross revenue $4.2Billion, Present share price $25.10, book value $30.50 Etruscan: 50MM shares out, 51% equity in project, $98MM debt(est), 3MM reserves in Carats, $450 per Carat, Gross revenue $1.35Billion, present share price $0.90, book value $13.77 Obviously my earlier comments regarding book value have to be taken into consideration but overall this is a very interesting comparison. Time will prove that MOA Management has taken a very long term view in not diluting the stock and in the event MOA & EET are evaluated indepedently this will prove up in our favour. Cheers, SAR
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