A little off topic, but anyone follow this company?
How can they possibly trade at 3B+ market cap with only a 50% stake in their Donlin project? That's like 160% or more of their after-tax NAV (5%)?
"Based on the economic evaluation, the Donlin Gold project generates positive before and after-tax economic results. Total after-tax cash flow is $13,145 million, after-tax NPV 5 is $3,040 million, and the after-tax internal rate of return is 9.2%. After-tax payback is achieved 7.3 years following the start of production."
They have a lot of gold and good grades, but economics don't seem to justify that kind of valuation? 7BUS+ capex cost, outch!
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