Simplistic comparison but if you take JORC inferred resources for both companies, and lower prices of say $6000 per tonne copper and $18000 per tonne nickel, the ratio of metal value in situ is 44 for DNL and 13 for CDU. This either means CDU is way over valued or DNL is way undervalued. Simplistic comparison but, basis each company's drilling evolution, they are both in the same stage (of proving up reserves);
Simplistic comparison but if you take JORC inferred resources...
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