Rexi,
While your calc is quite good, I have put a little more data in it and come up with a number a bit less than yours. As a basis, I am using Stonebridge which has a C1 cash cost of $USD1.35/lb for this resource (after gold credits).
so the calc is
372,000tonnes of Cu * 1000 kg/t * 2.2lbs/kg * (3.09-1.35) (cu sales price / lb - C1 cash cost per lb) [all in usd]
= $1.424B usd or $1.582B aud. This is free cash flow after production commences. To get to production could cost $400m aud, reducing free cash flow to close to $1.2B. hope this helps
HT1
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