Sharpshooter,
I was looking at qtrlys of IGR and SLR,
net operating cashflow sep qtr
IGR: 4.9m (458m mcap)
SLR: 3m (657m)
net investing cashflow is negative for both I think.
which is not very impressive if one see in reference to thier mcaps.
My query,
A company can declare +ve NPAT but still be cashflow negative,
Net operating cashflow can include carried forward spent(which I assume is the case with FML).
Just wondering how do you evaluate a gold producers(ie those with high cash cost 700+) for investments?
PS: SLR is currently doing a cr by the way. I guess CR is the recurring truth of mining companies which investor have to get used to
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