AAU 25.0% 0.3¢ antilles gold limited

Canarc corporate presentation, page-52

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    Hi terpet,

    Not too often I post on PGI but I do often see exuberant references to their hedge and its worth - as if it were a liquid asset.
    I do not share the view that a falling POG is good for PGI or any other goldie.
    The hedge is in place because not only is it a protection (and a very welcome one, currently) for PGI but also for its lenders and is no doubt a requirement of their loans.
    IF the company were able to cash in the hedge, they would then be exposed to a very depressed price for their product and even with a relatively low production cost their income stream would be significantly affected. Granted they would have a significant cash injection and/or the ability to retire a significant chunk of debt, but what then?? going forward with a significantly smaller cash flow than the already marginal scenario?
    Happy that we have it - not so sure that its increasing value is better for the company than an increasing sentiment and outlook for gold .

    Just another view, cheers Foyt.
 
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