Post by
Ignoranus on Dec 12, 2019 1:37pm
Buyout Deal structure
CT stated that this could have a 50-60 year mine life. Given that the later years would be greatly discounted in a takeover valuation, wouldn't the following be a better deal for the shareholders? Break the property into two segments with 25-30 years of productivity; or three segments with 17-20 year mine lives? This should generate a higher total price because the mine life is not so far out that all of us, and the dealmakers, will be dead by the end of sixty years. It avoids the deep discount that will be applied to the later years. OK posters, shoot me down!
Comment by
Goaweigh on Dec 12, 2019 2:17pm
You mean create another company, maybe call it GBR 2.0 ? I think that's a brilliant idea !
Comment by
captainpooby on Dec 12, 2019 3:55pm
It won’t be broken up. People on here engage in wishcasting and wild fantasies all the time and that’s just another fantasy. It’s fine (and fun) to speculate but sometimes the theories have no real basis in reality. Pure speculation.