At the moment sbm has one mine operating profitably gwalia which produces about 50-55k ounces a quarter at a AISC of $972 AUS.
King of the hills is only a satellite short life mine of about 60k ounces and its AISC is $1343 so its not a long term proposition.
Simberi and gold ridge cant survive in this gold price environment.
That leaves gwalia to service the $360 million dollar debt. Personally I cannot see how gwalia can do this considering how little free cash flow this mine produces. In this last half yearly report sbm only generated a small free cash flow from operations.
No substantial shareholders have sold any which is a good thing but if any decide to exit then the sp could be decimated.
destined for further share price decline, page-79
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