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Post by materialsgirl on Feb 28, 2013 9:36am

great posts

Thanks for great background info.  Typically, when a royalty deal is done, there is a specific forecast about the timing of when mining begins and when cash flow starts to the royalty holder.  Also, specific tonnage is disclosed.

So, for illustration, you could predict that cash flow of $10m would begin in 2016 and that a plant expansion would double this in 2019.  Cash flow varies with commodity prices but we could use today's price for quick reference.

In the case of Entree Gold we seem to be dealing with a plain black box.  We know not what is in it.

When will it begin ..  not so clear but maybe 2016

How much flow in early years  ..... nobody has a clue.  Rio Tinto is the operator and Mongolia is the real boss

How much cash flow in 2018 and later  ..... nobody has a clue

Even so, it could turn out ok for SND.  There is no basis to be positive or negative.

Fortunately SND did not bet the farm on this deal.  They should have bet nothing but at least it is only ~5% of assets

Thanks everybody

 

Mat

Comment by zentrarianNZ on Feb 28, 2013 1:34pm
There is no basis to be positive or negative. On the contrary, I find plenty of basis to be either positive or negative [on the Mongolian deal], depending on your POV. Mine was and remains negative. Even if it winds up "turning out OK for SND" a decade from now, I do not think it was a good deal, for reasons I've stated at length on the SSL board. Granted, there is much we probably ...more  
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