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Originally posted by MinerJack
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Thanks for the input guys. I have read much about people’s sentiment on the matter. All while the situation has continued to crumble to where now the media and government are talking about LAMP reallocation. So let’s face it. No one has a crystal ball and knows for sure what will happen. In fact, most are shocked it’s gotten to this stage. So that’s not assuring when knowing where it could end. I’d be foolish to invest not knowing worst case scenarios. Holders may not wish to read about this. But of course it’s good to know. I understand the processes of reallocation. It could be in part. But it may also be in whole. What I am trying to determine/find is the net end financial result from these situations. Does anyone know how much debt would be generated from these “potential” situations and the reflection upon the company’s worth? 1) Worst case of course is the LAMP is lost and operating simply from Mt Weld alone as mentioned in the above media statement. 2) Then there would be the possibility to totally reallocate the LAMP to WA. 3) Finally the last worst case scenario is either reallocation in part (as detailed prior), or further WA refinement prior to export to minimize the concerns in Malaysia. I can assume, if possible, it will be a best situation of these three so an understanding of the financial situations of 1) and 2) would be more important as a baseline approach. So again has anyone seen or have any figures for what they believe will happen in these situations? How much debt would be incurred? How it will effect profits? Given current PEs how would these situations effect SP? I’d be grateful, as I am sure would many, if this could be offered so to be better understood in terms of end profitability given these situations. Thanks.
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