Fair points Bob, I pushed up op cost of SDV to 4K/tonne, and spodumene price to 650/tonne
Column 1 Column 2 1 Calendar Year 2021 2 SDV 3 LCE production tonnes 35,000 4 Price per tonne 12,000 5 Operating Cost per tonne 4,000 6 EBITDA (USD) 280,000,000 7 AUDUSD 0.77 8 EBITDA (AUD) 363,636,364 9 Attributable to GXY (100%) 363,636,364 10 Interest (100m debt) 10,000,000 11 Depreciation 1,740,000 12 Taxes @ 30% 105,568,909 13 NPAT (AUD) 246,327,455 14 EPS of SDV (1946m shares)
0.127 15 16 Mt Cattlin 17 Spodumene tonnes 225,000 18 Price per tonne 650 19 Operating Cost per tonne (USD) 320 20 EBITDA (USD) 74,250,000 21 AUDUSD 0.77 22 EBITDA (AUD) 96,428,571 23 Interest AUD (USD 40m debt) 3,636,364 24 Depreciation 344,148 25 Taxes @ 30% 27,734,418 26 NPAT (AUD) 64,713,642 27 EPS of Mt Cattlin 0.033 28 29 Total EPS 0.160 30 PE 12.00 31 Target SP 1.92
to see what happens to the SP target. A$1.92 vs. A$1.99
I know $650/550 is bloody pessimistic, but think of it as a buffer.
$4K/tonne op cost looks too high to be honest vs. the SDV DFS of $2959 after potash credits.
But again thinking of it as buffer as you say. Orocobre produced at $3530 in Dec16 Quarter. $3579 in Sep16 Quarter. But I must say Orocobre is making tonne of rookie mistakes hence they couldn't bring their production up and reduce op cost per tonne. They promised 17.5kt and only delivered 11kt in 2016
All in my own view, build your own models
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