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Oromin Explorations Ltd > Instead of bickering and comparing properties...
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Post by tony1969 on Apr 20, 2013 10:54am

Instead of bickering and comparing properties...

as Chet did last week with PG both OLE and TGZ should pitch both of their properties as one and demonstrate their future potential when combined.  I know this is probably asking too much but both parties should put their egos aside and demonstrate to the investment public how undervalued they are especially if and when combined.  These two properties where valued on a takeover basis at probably over $1 billion especially when TGZ was at around $2.5 and OLE at around $.80. Now at $.80 and $.30 their market caps are roughly $195 million and $85 million. This is only about $280 million for both companies.  Crazy cheap considering that TGZ's mill alone costs them about $500 million including its upgrade. I believe that they can both be had now for about $750 million give or take $100 million.  $450 million for TGZ (because of their mill) would be about $1.85 per share and $300 million for OLE would be about $.95 per share. Comments?
Comment by hoosier1 on Apr 20, 2013 12:45pm
tony... you are basing your buy-out price(s) on the where the current share price of each company currently is and that is not going to happen. This is where I would agree with OLE's stance - "you don't give away an asset just because the sp has dropped" The market's can be fickle...for no reason than - just because.  TGZ is definitely not going to sell for such a cheap  ...more  
Comment by tony1969 on Apr 20, 2013 3:01pm
Hey hoosier I realize this. Tgz is now a bigger holding for me than ole by about 2 to 1. We do not know what will happen in the future with the pog so I base my projections on today. I do not think Tgz will sell cheap either but they will at the right price.>
Comment by tony1969 on Apr 21, 2013 1:00pm
They did well last year but as we all know in investing is what going forward looks like. Out of the 245 million shares Tgz has outstanding, 175 million are held by australians and they are not happy. Mdl has 40 million shares and is their biggest shareholder. They will monetize their stake this year to help fund another project they have in Senegal. In my opinon the aussies want out quick at a ...more  
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