Good question.
Lets say they've been spending $50k per day for the last 200 days ($10M) and have issued 6B shares to cover it ($6M). Last quarter was $5.8M or $60k/day and raised $4.7M. So that's a good upside case, although this quarter just gone the raisings pretty much dried up. If there's anyone out there who's been happy to sit on invoices to be paid in cash (accumulating interest at say 25%pa) then they need to be paid first, plus ongoing wages etc...
So possibly same again, let's say $4-8m in accounts payable. Possibly double but who knows?
They've got 6,000t in stock, that they might pour 10kg of gold with and process over a month. Lets say at a cost of $25/t. If they can get $2750/oz for it, that will generate about $750-850k - so leave maybe $3-10M in AP.
So then they need to pay to start mining again. And keep paying interest, etc...
The TSF has perhaps 65kt capacity left before needing a lift. Let's be generous and put 3g/t material through at 70% recovery - another 4,400oz. Maybe $12M in sales but $6-8M to mine and process it. Might pay down half, or all, of what is currently owed.
Then the lift, costs to increase throughput rates, cutbacks, etc...
So in a year, maybe a bit later, it might have paid the outstanding bills, some of which will be at +500 days by then, and begin to generate cash, at maybe 1,000oz/month. Perhaps. Round numbers of course.
SOI by then? who knows? I'm just guessing, and I dont think anyone really knows, but I think currently somewhere around 7.5B. Maybe 10B by then. If you assign $50M in value to the project, then that would be a market cap equivalent of 0.5 cents. Perhaps. If you assign $10M in value, 0.1 cents.
DYOR of course.
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