Post by
WobblyChart on Sep 06, 2023 9:06am
Interesting NR
A few takeaways from today's NR:
* The FS was reiterated to be coming out at month end. Hurray!
* CNC is cashed up for at least 3-4 months courtesy of the loan facility with Auramet on none too shabby terms
* A major changing of the mgt guard usually presages a big move, and is generally of a strategic nature to meet new circumstances
* Turns out the June claims price was less than anticipated with modest cash savings.
* The tease of an EOY offtake agreement was tucked in there.
Now, as always, we wait to see what shakes out of all this. GLTA
Comment by
EndZonefor7 on Sep 06, 2023 9:12am
All positive moves. Sewing up more Texmont claims shows they know they have a solid mine in play. Anyone else see FPX PFS have to use $8.75 nickel to be profitable? Maybe why Paddy has a burr up their wazoo. Why aren't they crying on that board or Magna? Get rejected again?
Comment by
N3tPr0phet on Sep 06, 2023 10:53am
Are you willfully ignorant? They're reporting a >$2B USD NPV and 18.6% IRR at $8.75. Project is profitable *well* below that input price. $8.75 is a conservative assumption.
Comment by
EndZonefor7 on Sep 06, 2023 10:57am
No First Nations deal too.
Comment by
N3tPr0phet on Sep 06, 2023 11:07am
That's an oversimplification of the matter but is at least grounded in reality. Chief and Council (who created that digital publication) jurisdiction ends at the reserve border. Ultimate use of the traditional territories falls to the discretion of the 4 Keyohs, who remain supportive. Time will tell.
Comment by
EndZonefor7 on Sep 06, 2023 6:55pm
What's simple is the market didn't like the PFS and they have no deal with the FN. End of story.
Comment by
N3tPr0phet on Sep 06, 2023 7:09pm
There remains an MoA with Binche Whut'en, so your understanding, as usual, is flawed. Daily reminder that even post-FN drop, FPX has had a greater return than CNC, with t(0) being day 1 of CNC's trading. End of story.
Comment by
EndZonefor7 on Sep 06, 2023 9:12pm
You missed the point as usual. CNC has a solid FN deal, and FPX doesn't. Until that changes FPX is a dangerous investment.