Post by
Adrammelech on Feb 17, 2015 9:05am
That was quick
Now that Constable is gone and the Almonty deal is dead now what?
GLTA Longs
Adrammelech
Comment by
chizzles on Feb 17, 2015 9:37am
Are we happy? There has been only selling this morning at 0.06. We were at 0.10 before the announced merger. This is what we all wanted.
Comment by
GaiusGermanicus on Feb 17, 2015 11:20am
I suspect Woulfe got an offer for the Sangdong project alone that they couldn't refuse.
Comment by
chrisp6712 on Feb 17, 2015 11:30am
IMC was willing to pay $35 Million for 25% of Sangdong. The total market cap for Woulfe and Almonty combined is less than $60 Million. The value of a tungsten mine seems impossible to assess. Who knows what is going on.
Comment by
steamerlane on Feb 17, 2015 12:00pm
If IMC was willing to pay 35 million,I would think they see this as an investment,which means,they intend to have an substancial gain from this investment.So then,what does that say about their opinion of the mines value?????
Comment by
chrisp6712 on Feb 17, 2015 12:46pm
My point is that no one including IMC appears to know how to value a tungsten mine. Why would IMC pay $35 million for one quarter of Sangdong when they could buy all of Woulfe for $50 million which is twice their market cap. The sector is goofy.
Comment by
steamerlane on Feb 17, 2015 4:20pm
Who said they could buy it for 50 million?I havn't taken the time to look at any numbers,,but knowing the anticipated lifeof the mine,and the potentail of the gold mine,50 million would be a steal.
Comment by
GaiusGermanicus on Feb 17, 2015 4:50pm
And yet still a better offer than we were given. $50M would let them pay each current holder a dime a share, pay off their debt, and have enough left to develop Muguk.
Comment by
chrisp6712 on Feb 17, 2015 5:55pm
Apparently the market doesn't feel Woulfe is worth $50 Million. The market cap is only $25 for the entire company. Sangdong obviously has value but what is it? You could give me the mine for $0 but I would have to spend $100 million + to get it going?
Comment by
kilgor on Feb 17, 2015 3:26pm
Buffet generally waits until all the growing pains are done before he buys 100%, which is a smart move IMHO as he doesn't have to deal with those headaches and can focus on larger business issues.