Another comparison...

Company A
332.5 million shares (48.06 million options)

Market cap: $1197 million.
Mine life: 10 years
Capex: $473 million
Revenue: $4530 million
Cashflow: $2730 million
$2730/332.5 million = $8.21 per share.
Current share price: $3.95
Return on share price: $8.21/3.95 = 2.078...

Company B
250.6 million shares (maybe options and ignoring acquisition)
Market cap: $14.7 million
Mine life: 9 years
Capex: $76 million
Revenue: $1146.6 million
Cashflow: 267.2 million 267.2/250.6 = $1.06 per share
Current share price: $0.059
Return on share price: $1.06/0.059 = 18.071...

Yes, Company B is CSD. Its tin project (ignoring all the other things going on) has a net cashflow of around 1/10 of Company A, yet the market cap is 1/81 of Company A???

Any guesses on the name of Company A?

Btw, calcs are slightly off as prices are dynamic.

;-)

But more food for thought.