Ah yes, sorry Kgtom, I copied down the wrong scribbled number. The numbers were $1552 average price in the June 13 year and $1370 now, so a difference of $182.
Can you explain the high valuation for a business that generates no net cash flow at today's gold prices? Or what they mean by surplus cash of $50m or whatever it was when the quarterlys show cash going down by the amount of the dividend?
Ah yes, sorry Kgtom, I copied down the wrong scribbled number....
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