You raise a good point, It has been my thought for a while,...

You raise a good point, It has been my thought for a while, where does this land? I have had a look today at the Indian and Mexican operations that are larger than BCI's salt output (once up and running) and they are different beasts. the Mexican operation is govt. owned (49% with Mitsubishi) and produces 8 million tons p.a. the Indian operation is similar to BCI's with the addition of Bromine (see details below). Looking at ACI on the NSE its worth around 78billion Rup. which works out to around 4.3b AUD, which based on our share registry is about $1.50 a share. With SOP up and running we might push $2.5 to $3 with a 10 to 15c dividend (these are figures I think I could live with and based on a gut analysis).

Please if anyone has a solid understanding of what an NPV of 2.6 billion means (and what sort of MC it equates to), that would be great, and any thoughts on where they think this will go and what if any long-term value this may produce.

Not looking to get ripped into here, I have been buying steadily and will continue to add, however some conservations or ideas on an endgame a bit like federal approvals are a little overdue

Archean Chemical Industries – Largest exporter of Bromine and Industrial Salt from India (socinvest.app)