With copper and 4.75 usd/lb and climbing. There are some JV's that are kicking themselves they did not get in when they had a chance in January.
Let's just use a round number. $5/lb copper. Florence is going to produce at $1/lb. So $4*80 million (or more if you believe NF). That's $320 million per year free cash flow. 20% of that is $64 million per anum.
From the website. Anyone care to adjust these numbers for $5 or $6 copper? Basically take all these numbers and double them.
- Pre-tax net present value of US$920 million at a 7.5% discount rate using US$3.00/lb copper
- Pre-tax internal rate of return of 44% with a 2.3 year payback
- After-tax net present value of US$680 million at a 7.5% discount rate using US$3.00/lb copper
- After-tax internal rate of return of 37% with a 2.5 year payback
- Operating cost of US$1.10 pound LME grade cathode copper
- Total life of mine production in excess of 1.7 billion pounds of copper
- Average annual production of 85 million pounds of copper for the life of mine
- 20 year mine life
- Total pre-production capital cost of US$200 million