Below are some figures produced by International Graphite based on their 4000 t/year production forcast.
Helps to get some sort of handle on what Renascor can be looking at.
(ASX:IG6) has completed a front end engineering design (FEED) study which confirms the“strong”financial viability of the planned Collie Micronising Facility in Western Australia.
The FEED study outlined Collie to produce 4,000 tonnes per year of micronised graphite, achieving $14.1 million per year of average sales revenue.
Collie, which is targeted to expect operations towards the end of 2026, will also have a capital cost of $6.3 million including the expansion infrastructure.
International Graphite, which has a market capitalisation of $10 million, says over a 20 year period, Collie will have a pre-tax net present value of $25.8 million with an internal rate of return of 43%.
On the expansion front, the production at Collie is expected to increase to 7,500 tonnes per 1year of micronised graphite, achieving an average annual sales revenue of $28 million.
