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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Largo Inc T.LGO

Alternate Symbol(s):  LGO

Largo Inc. is a Canada-based producer and supplier of vanadium products. The Company’s segments include sales & trading, mine properties, corporate, exploration and evaluation properties (E&E properties), Largo Clean Energy and Largo Physical Vanadium. Its VPURE and VPURE+ products, which are sourced from one of the vanadium deposits at the Company's Maracas Menchen Mine in Brazil. The Company... see more

TSX:LGO - Post Discussion

Largo Inc > My take
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Post by kha341 on Sep 29, 2021 7:40pm

My take

Even as a one trick pony the value of Largo stock should be way higher than it is right now. There should be a positive correlation between the company’s  share prices and the spot prices of its main product which is V2O5. The last time the sp were in the low C$13 range (C$1.30 pre-consolidation) was on Dec 24 2020 in a period when Euro V205 prices were below US$6/lb. Actually the Q4-20 MDA stated that: “During Q4 2020, the average price per lb of V2O5 in Europe increased by 1%, ending the period with an average price of approximately $5.40”. On Feb 1 2021, when the Euro V2O5 prices moved up to US$6.2 - 6.5/lb the sp closed at C$18.8 (C$1.88 pre-consolidation).  Currently the prices of Euro V2O5 are in the US$8/lb and today's closing price = C$13.13? The lowest closing price year-to-date? Largo’s market cap has dropped 38% of its value or ~C$515 million from Aug 10 2021 (closing sp = C$21.08) to Sept 29 2021 (closing sp = C$13.13)?  The fact that the North American markets have not been doing well in the last few days can not explain the collapse of Largo's value, can it? 

In simple math, a stock that declines 40% must rise 67% to return to the original price.  And here we are talking about the stock of Largo, a mining company with an extremely enviable situation among its peers, including:

A negative net-debt (ony US$15,000 in short term debt)

A cash machine (Cash on hand = US$81 million as at June 30 2021)

Current Assets = US$152 million = 3.8 x Current Liabilities (US$ 40 million)

The highest grade V2O5

A high profit margin thanked to the lowest production costs

Q3 results in line to beat analyst consensus expectations

Projects in progress to add new revenue streams (Ilmenite, V2O3)

Largo Clean Energy (vertically integrated VRFB business to provide clean energy storage systems).


I’m shocked greatly by the fast & furious collapse of our stock value. I have no idea what is happening but my gut tells me that manipulators / short sellers / anonymous are taking advantage of the current global market crisis to mess with LGO and make it artificially weaker than its true value. As anything artificial it has to be temporary and we will eventually get out of the bargain basement...unless the prices of V2O5 will also collapse.


Comment by SKiamforsure on Sep 29, 2021 8:38pm
Thanks KHa I agree , Hope October is not a rought Month  It might be if the US market corrects We shall see  SK
Comment by LGO5yrplan on Sep 30, 2021 10:07am
I sold out of 80% of my position when there were no live questions on our conference calls allowed. Not how a fully reporting transparent company acts.  Maybe some but....could it be that it's as easy as no faith in the management team?  That was my reasoning anyway.  
Comment by kha341 on Sep 30, 2021 12:00pm
Even when in a live Q&A you need follow-up questions to get some sort of a clean answer from the management team. Cooperman's frustration about not getting a straight reply speaks volumes.
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