Long-Term Price Case | $1,700/oz. Au |
Project | Fenix (Cerro Maricunga[OLD]) |
Mineral Reserves | 3,743,000 ozs. |
Shares Outstanding | 118,239,464 |
Market Cap | $38,427,826 |
Average Annual Production | 227,895 ozs. |
Recovery | 79.2% |
LoM | 13 Years |
Payable Product | 2,962,630 ozs. |
True All-in Cost (TAIC) | $1,333/oz. |
Gross Revenue | $5,036,471,000 |
Royalties | ($251,823,550) |
Gross Income | $4,784,647,450 |
Total Operating Cost | ($2,748,135,588) |
Operating Profit | $2,036,511,862 |
Income Taxes | ($549,858,203) |
Total Capital Costs | ($398,900,000) |
Net Income | $1,087,753,659 |
Net Profit Margin | 22% |
Absolute Cost Structure (ACS) | 78% |
MTQ Score | 0.3 |
True Value | $9.20/sh. |
Cash Flow Multiple | 5x |
Annual Cash Flow | $83,637,465 |
Future Market Cap | $418,187,325 |
Future Market Cap Growth | 988% |
Target | $3.54/sh. |
Notes: All Values in U.S. Dollars
The Fenix Project is on the high end of the TAIC curve. It will need higher gold prices to be viable. Above $1,700, Net Profit Margin becomes sustainable. It is important to note that social investment costs will be much higher than envisioned by Atacama Pacific and that will have a further deleterious impact on margins, as has the 35% increase in Chilean Corporate Taxes since 2014.
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