copper now $1.23c/lb($2,700+)/t, page-45

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    re: for periscopes and flats The 0.5c figure I came up with was a straight forward calc:

    20,000 tonnes x 2,200 = 44 million pounds produced per annum.

    44,000,000 x 0.01c = $440,000

    Each cent Cu moves up or down has the theoretical impact of $440,000 to the bottom line. It does assume however that that 1c price rise/drop occurs for the full 12mths.

    440,000/fully diluted market cap of AVL ($106 mill)
    =0.42c

    My previous calc wasn't diluted.

    There was no forward valuation over the minelife considered.

 
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