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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Nickel Creek Platinum Corp T.NCP

Alternate Symbol(s):  NCPCF

Nickel Creek Platinum Corp. is a Canada-based mining exploration and development company. The Company’s principal business activity is the exploration and evaluation of nickel and platinum group metals (PGM) mineral properties in North America. Its flagship asset is its 100%-owned nickel-copper PGM project, located in the Yukon Territory, Canada (Nickel Shaw Project). The project is in the... see more

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Post by Wangotango67 on Jan 24, 2024 11:22pm

THOUGHTS -

Shareholder Vantage
- No iron credit
- said would work on pulling plats out ( 2016 )
- no magnesium oxide credit ( pax )
- promised to include rhodium
- promised to include several exotics
- permitting ( 2016 )
- mining ( 2016 )
- far more tonnage ( lots axed )
- other minerals in deposit

  Disadvantage
- found sweet spot but said extraction improvements in 2023 pfs
- 1% recovery improvement = $111 million ( if 50% rec = $5.5 b - $2.35 b capex / opex )
- CO2 checkmated magnesium credit
- 6 concentrates
- zone boundary changes
- extraction can't handle silicates / crystalines / ss
- junior is content with extraction
- US interest with sizable percentage
- shares racked up since 2015 / 2016 ( dilution )
- share price slide ( metal prices or way deposit was developed )
- 5 - 100% owners ( 2018 financials )
- Stakeholder Modelled ( Gov't + FN + other stakeholders )
- Pitiful PFS


RESOLVE ?
Pull forward pfs ( revise it )

HOW ?
Model it with - Nickel Matte ( instant nickel payable correction )
Include 30% Gov't rebate like CNC

1% recovery = $111 million ( eng formula 2023 pfs )
Then, 50% recovery ( which we def have ) should be minimum
$ 5.5 billion - $ 2.35 billion ( opex / capex )
= $ 3.15 billion

Promised plats pulled
7 million PGM oz's ( more if 846 mil t inferred kept )
50% recovery ( est )
= 3.5 million PGM oz - melt value
= $ 3.15 billion

Iron Credit 14% ( in peridotites ) 3 geo group )
Create separate iron credit
Yet - 6 concentrates cleverly consumes all irons y
YET - if only one bulk concentrate / left over iron
Say.... 5% ( low balling )
467 mil tonnes x 5%
= 23,350,000
x $125 / t  hematite
= $ 2,918,750,000 billion

467 mil tonnes x 5%
= 23,350,000
x $250 t / magnetite ( factor furnance to convert hematite to magnetite )
= $ 5,837,500,000 billion


Magnesium can be sold as
oxide = $ 450 / t
nano = $1,350 / t
mtal = $3,500 -----> up  way more

My former post mentioned $20 / t assigned to shareholders 
Yet... in order to achieve $20 / t  profit / payout
PFS would need to see 5x that value $ 100 / t  to see a buyer pay $20 / t

If PFS is not revised then,
Current pfs has been modelled to keep valuation low
never fulfill promises of, plats, exotics,
keep a 6 concentrate never factor a magnesium credit oxide
consume all iron in several concentrates versus 1 bulk
lots of silicate ores converted to waste vs was once considered ore
stick to sulphide extraction vs diff extraction justifies pfs
yet.... well i'll refrain = sh / ace card.


Shovel ready next yeay with a pfs like that ?
= they truly thought of shareholders - or - selves and stakeholders ?

If they flipped the model to produce matte would it be fair to shareholders
who waited, suffered over the years - no.
All because cheapies were collected to hoard % ownership.


Therefore,
revising pfs ( now ) would be far better for shareholders.
They'll most likely produce a matte but sell wellgreen on the cheap prior.



Those are my thoughts...




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