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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Ruby Creek Resources Inc RBYC

Ruby Creek Resources Inc. is engaged in developing a gold property. The Company's project includes the Gold Plateau Project. The Gold Plateau Project consists of property, which has artisanal gold mining activities. The Gold Plateau Project is located in southern Tanzania approximately 150 kilometers north of the Mozambique border. The Gold Plateau Project consists of around 15 properties of... see more

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Ruby Creek Resources Inc > share price prediction
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Post by jonggua on Oct 13, 2011 4:38am

share price prediction

with a $2400 gold price and $400 all in gold expenses, and at full production of 1000 m3 x 20hrs a day for 2013, we could have $4 share of ebitda. dunno what tax rates would be, but wonder if 15-20x ebitda or CF/share is reasonable. This is a $60-80 share price in late 2013/early 2014 when the earnings become apparent. Obviously $1500 gold changes these assumptions, but of course, $3000 gold does too. Also, if they start parceling out 25km2 blocks to several other companies in 2012 and prove up some millions of oz, it would further strengthen the case for a $50+ share price in late 2013. Maybe given investors hatred of alluvial, a comical more expensive hard rock find may ignite the markets interest instead.
Comment by Public_Heel on Oct 14, 2011 8:53am
I would LOVE to see a farm-out to a major of a big chunk of their territory, not just because of the development capital it would bring in, but also because it would be a vote of confidence. Puts me in mind of TAO's farmout to Apache of their stupendous East Coast potential in New Zealand. As for your multiples, 15-20x EBITDA seems VERY high. Unless, of course, the price is actually based on ...more