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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Novo Resources Corp T.NVO

Alternate Symbol(s):  NSRPF

Novo Resources Corp. is a gold explorer focused on discovering gold projects. The Company is engaged primarily in the business of evaluating, acquiring, exploring, and developing natural resource properties with a focus on gold. It has a land package covering approximately 5,500 square kilometers in the Pilbara region of Western Australia, along with the 22 square kilometer Belltopper project... see more

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Post by WisGuy1 on Aug 30, 2021 4:36pm

@Tradeahead NVO SUM-OF Parts

 
 
NEW August 30 NVO SUM-OF-PARTS valuation.
 
Previously I have shown a cash flow analysis + NFG expected growth analysis, yielding a price target based on both fundamentals and technicals, leading to a 7,62 USD price target.
 
This stands! Backed up by several other methods of analysis. Price pattern analysis. Fibonacci analysis. EW analysis.
 
In a general sector downturn, it makes sense to also take a look at the asset values. Some numbers have a strong quantitative underpinning and are both easy and rather certain to value.
 
Other parts are what makes NVO so very difficult to value: Option values from the massive number of targets, some 28 and counting, value estimates are in some cases pure uncertainty, whereas in other cases better underpinned by quantitative data. It cannot be accurately quantified however, numbers not only can but will be wrong in both directions. This is life, when assessing option values, expect a lot of "wrong" estimates for lack of data. We are dealing with known unknowns. (Option value refers here to the value of having the option (the potential upside if all goes well, multiplied by the estimated probability of success, less the current book value of said asset to avoid double counting assets).
 
As an example: If the intrusives at Egina awards NVO with a resource like De Greys, it would have a market cap value of approx. 1.5 billion as is seen at De Grey. I use an 8% probability of achieving this outcome, which would quadruple NVOs market value, but I value the option at only 120 million for now. The use of 8% and not say 5% or 15%, does not have a quantitative underpinning, it is a guesstimate. Please treat it as no more than that, in order to not over-interpret option values.
 
In another example I use a 4% probability of replicating Fosterville on the land adjacent to Fosterville, which is the most prospective land there, factoring in also the JV agreement. Do you think the chance is much higher???? Then simply adjust upwards the value of the option. 
 
 
Cash                     52,0 mill.
PEA @ 1900              319,0 mill. (BC, July has proven up the PEA, 1900 will be with us very shortly).
New Found Gold stake 129,1 mill.  
Elementum 3D, 12% stake 16,6 mill. (Raise at)
Calidus   7,5 mill.
Kalamazoo   3,3 mill.
GBM   1,2 mill.
GBM warrants/options      0,3 mill.
14,000 km2 Pilbara 166,3 mill. (Acquisition and development value held on the balance sheet LESS BC assets tranferred to mining development assets)
 
BC and MoY targets
Option, BC LOM expans.  160,0 mill. (Doubling LOM worth 320 million in this model. Virtually certain to succeed. RC drilling/Chrysos leads to massive data, increase 43-101 ounces, high prob., 50% ascribed)
Option, Beatons extension 4,0 mill.
Option, SKyfall           4,0 mill.
Option, Au81              4,0 mill.
Option, Genne             4,0 mill.
Option, Margies           4,0 mill.
Option, Bartons           4,0 mill.
Option, Cutlass           4,0 mill.
Option, Parnell           4,0 mill.
Option, Sayshell          4,0 mill.
 
East Pilbara
Option, Virgin Creek      8,0 mill.
Option, Contact Creek     8,0 mill.
Option, Talga Talga      75,0 mill. (150 million rough estimate, Very high grades seen, good exising infrastructure, 3km mineralization, trucking distance mill, 50% prob. of production)
Option, Strattons         4,0 mill.
Option, Salvation well    4,0 mill.
Option, Elsie             4,0 mill.
 
Greater Egina area
Option, Intrusive(Hemi) 120,0 mill. (Basement tgts. 1,5 billion mcap potential, with DeGreys drilling success close by, we model an 8% chance of replicating)
Option, Egina            30,0 mill. (Gold has been ascertained. Permissions and extraction methods, agreements yet to be done. Hence a very small prob. used for now )
Option, Greylin/Boulder   4,0 mill.
Option, Sandy Creek       4,0 mill.
Option, Paradise          4,0 mill.
Option, DeGrey surface    4,0 mill.
 
Greater Karratha area
Option, Comet Well       12,0 mill. (Unknowns. Better data could improve visibility. Rough estimate of value in excess of book value of the asset).
Option, Purdys reward    10,0 mill. (Unknowns. Better data could improve visibility. Rough estimate of value in excess of book value of the asset).
Option, 47K              10,0 mill.
Option, Bobs Well         4,0 mill.
 
Victoria area
Option, Malmsbury        80,0 mill. (2 billion mcap potential, with QHs Fosterville type knowhow x2, no findings as of yet, we model a 4% prob. of replicating)
 
Option, Wits 2.0 thesis     ?       (No estimate attempted, Is there gold all over the place in the Pilbara???? - maybe. The upside of this is unknown and impossible to estimate)
Option, Pilbara basement    ?       (No estimate attempted, Is there gold at debt in the Pilbara??? It has scarcely been drilltested).
Option, oresorting success  ?       (No estimate attempted - potential massive upside)
Option, rise in gold price  ?       (No estimate attempted - likely to occur in coming 6 months)
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Assets       1276,30 mill. CAD
 
Less total liabilities  126,9 mill.
 
Net value              1149,40 mill. or per share 4,70 CAD
 
This is a sum of parts valuation. In the very moment new targets are proven economic, new ounces discovered, the valuation would increase significantly. The option values listed are not the value in case of success, but rather an implied worth of the option for giving it a shot, at this point where success is yet an unknown. 
 
It stands to reason that the 14,000 sqm could have a high two-digit billion final value depending upon outcomes of current and not least future projects. However, at this point we have to be much, much more conservative in attempting a valuation, simply for lack of data.
 
It should be noted that when NVO started to acquire land, there were scarcely gold producers in the Pilbara. They have since mushroomed, projects have been advanced, and gold prices have nearly doubled. This implies significant value increases relative to the book value of land holdings, increased liquidity of gold projects.
 
As more information becomes available the value estimates can be improved upon.
 
This is not investment advice. DYODD.
Comment by mortgages101 on Aug 30, 2021 6:38pm
Wow lots of bS in that post WG. While I understand you didn't come up with that. But you shouldn't be posting junk like that.   
Comment by TonySopranos on Aug 30, 2021 7:19pm
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Comment by ValuePro on Aug 30, 2021 7:39pm
Sounds good to me. Valuation is an art, not a science.  Those who attempt this must present the evidence, analyze it, and lead the reader to agree with the final estimate, sometimes within a range of expectations.  "@Traderhead" is a master at this.  He presents the evidence, explains his expectations from many parts, and forms a reasonable conclusion.   Whether the ...more  
Comment by mortgages101 on Aug 30, 2021 7:50pm
Evidence?  what evidence is there for the following valuations: Talga Talga      75,0 mill. Greater Egina area Option, Intrusive(Hemi) 120,0 mill   Victoria area Option, Malmsbury        80,0 mill. it's just throwing numbers at the wall.   
Comment by TXRogers on Aug 30, 2021 10:12pm
Valuation, as with everything else in life, is the skill of identifying truth separate of the consensus. But identifying it is not enough.  It is recognizing and supporting all others that identify such truth.  If it turns out to be actual truth, the unanimity of the group disintegrates quickly. Always understand the world around you, and especially the ones that can see.   ...more  
Comment by PulpCutter on Aug 31, 2021 12:15am
  ROFLMAO. How much have you lost, so far, on this pump-n-dump?  
Comment by ValuePro on Aug 31, 2021 3:23pm
"...the skill of identifying truth separate of the consensus. Tx, I agree that the opinions of others are worth considering by anyone who attempts DD in the purchasing, selling, or holding of anything.  However, one who attempts their own valuation analysis, as does "@Traderhead," should never be influenced by the opinions of others - consensus.  That is the investors ...more  
Comment by TXRogers on Aug 31, 2021 4:33pm
Also True VP. But is this really all about valuation?  When we buy a stock , we buy it because we want to get ahead of the "group think".  We don't buy it to ultimately go against it. A stock goes up, we sell it and make some coin.  Arguments and analysis about valuation and mis-pricing infer that you see something the market doesn't.  And you anticipate ...more  
Comment by ValuePro on Aug 31, 2021 7:53pm
In the words of long ago Associate Justice of the US Supreme Court, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr., "All valuation is the expectation of future profits." Everyone's "anticipation" takes different forms.  A professional valuation looks to the most likely outcome as of a set point in time.  Different players have different expectations.   
Comment by ValuePro on Sep 01, 2021 10:37am
I will add one likely negative to anyone's "valuation" of this or any other company/property.  To be professional, the writer has to be clear about a lack of bias.  Having an interest in the subject property - short or long - is evidence of bias.  Bias raises questions about the reliability of the opinion putting more pressure on the reader to dig deeper on their own.
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