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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum TMAC Resources Inc. T.TMR

TMAC Resources Inc is an industrial metals and materials company. The business acquires, explores, and evaluates mineral properties. Its lone business segment is Mining; this segment is engaged in the exploration and development of precious metal resources, primarily gold. The company generates the vast majority of its revenue in Canada. TMAC Resources' primary mine is located in Hope Bay, in... see more

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TMAC Resources Inc. > PDAC deal timeline
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Post by templetooth2 on Feb 14, 2020 8:54pm

PDAC deal timeline

If Tad's timeline of a deal comes to pass, that's wonderful. I'll welcome it gladly. I'm not expecting a big financial reward - rather, victory will be measured in keeping one's capital losses to a manageable number.

If no deal is forthcoming by St Patrick's Day, we have to prepare for the Third Annual Sealift Financing. This is usually in the vicinity of $50 million. This year, we should expect something larger as our current lender knows we cannot make a principal payment and consequently needs to be replaced by fresh gullible blood. I could be overestimating but I think we need about $30 million for consumables, not counting fuel. Add on maybe $45 million so as to bring the debt down to around an even $100 million, a nice round number for a new lender to finance.

So, $75  million plus 6% commission is about $80 million Cdn. headline number. I personally think that it would be a stretch to raise that kind of money at a price over $2 per share, but I've been beaten into submission here and could be too pessimistic.  Nevertheless, I'll stick to my estimate of another 40 million share dilution in the absence of a deal until someone gives me another plausible scenario.

On the Ozzie front, I stumbled across a comment on Evolution Mining. I expect that most North American investors/speculators have never heard of Evolution, yet it has a market cap of close to $6.8 Billion Aus., enterprise value $7.1 Billion. I'm hoping somebody down under soon suffers heat stroke and begins to think it would be cool, very cool, to acquire some assets on an Arctic beach.
Comment by PulpCutter on Feb 16, 2020 11:44am
Have been investing in Aussies, including Evolution, for years  EVN has it's hands full with Red Lake, and assuring long-term water for Cowal.  KL has it's hands full with turning Detour around.  AEM and Oceana's visited, reportedly, but OGC's hands may be tied until Didipio's status is worked out.  Northern Star and Saracaen just teamed up on the superpit.& ...more  
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