SYA 0.00% 3.3¢ sayona mining limited

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    "keep in mind that Sigma was using USD $5,100 / t for its concentrate forecast and USD$55,900 / t as its benchmark hydroxide forecast pricing."

    This is the most important paragraph of your comparison with Sigma here SB, and again why the discount on Sayona currently against it's NPV is actually so much greater than what you advise in your post.

    Our NPV is not based on those same sky high prices is it... if it were, it would be a darn sight more than $2.2b lol. It's not comparing apples with apples at all (as I assume you very well know really) and why these types of NPV comparisons need to be taken with a very liberal grain of salt.

    Current spot pricing around $3200 say, so actually currently only 62% of the price used in Sigma's NPV in your example. So that's a 38% reduction from their NPV if all other factors remain constant. Therefore on that same basis their valuation should be 38% lower accordingly based on real world pricing, do you not see?

    Whereas, Sayona use a FAR more conservative price for our NPV. If Sayona used a price of $5100/t then could you please tell everyone what NAL's NPV would be then? and then please advise everyone at what discount to that adjusted (to actually compare to Sigma with the same baselines) NPV we are currently valued at!

    I assure everyone here, as is now quite obvious, that there would be no comparsion whatsoever.

    I stress; there is no comparison. Sigma's NPV is calculated and inflated using a much higher price to the current market pricing, whereas ours is calculated using a price that is still even now actually much lower, YET, both are currently valued with MC at a comparable discount to each NPV. Interesting hey.

    Apples and oranges. $5100/t lol, the average price used in our NPV just to be clear for everyone is $1352... that's just over ONE QUARTER of the price Sigma used...


    Now if we applied their $5100/t for just the JV half of NAL's spod production outside of the PLL offtake to be fair and accurate, then that would make our overall average price $3000/t which is obviously more than double (221.89% to be precise) what Sayona have used.

    So in fact Sayona is being valued at a FAR LOWER value accordingly based on this, than Sigma is, SB.


    All this is actually very important, NPV comaprsion is meaningless unless the same constants are used throughtout, which they are clearly not. This again shows even more how undervalued this company of ours is currently using the exact example you have used to show we are being discounted similarly to our peers SB, which we are absolutely not.

    If our average price was US$3000/t instead of US$1352/t, well then based on our LOM average spod production figure from the DFS of 190,039tpa that would give NAL another US$313,184,272 per year in pre tax profit.

    That's a big number. How undervalued are we looking then would you say?



    We are selling a commodity, and now as a producer are entirely impacted by the rise and fall of that commodity price, unlike explorers etc, as you are well aware and all others here should be also. Like I have explained, we are actually trading much lower than our NPV in real terms as it is that much more conservative to begin with, especially in comparsion to then peer example you have used SB.





 
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