World class Tungsten Production, page-8

@rollacoaster I feel we are arguing a moot point and you out just pointing out potential flaws for the sake of it.

- it's the highest grade in the world
- it has minimum 8 years mine life (potential to expand)
- its 2km from deep sea port
- all approvals in place
- NPV of close to $180M

We've worked out even fluctuating Tungsten prices it can make $15-30M of free cash a year for minimum 8 years.

Now keep all that in mind and consider it's currently capped at $24M. I think you're judging it a bit too harshly for how cheap it is still.

Again I don't want to cross promote but I know coal deposits in Indo with debt much higher than their market cap, coal tenements in russia, gas projects in South Africa. Financiers look at 1. offtake 2. ability to service debt 3. npv of the project.

KIS has offtake in place, can easily afford repayments on $65M over 8 years and has an NPV 3 times the size of their capex need.

The IMF do no interest loans to special economic interests for a start. There are a couple of others.

That leaves your final point it may be jointly funded by debt and equity. They might at most take $10M of equity to let Elphinstone get another position but it won't be at these prices. If they raise more capex at 20c are you really going to complain?

I said in my first post let's keep expectations real this won't be an Disallowed. However $50-100M market cap seems fair to me.