If mine construction of Kitumba is only $300M, then considering there is potentially more than $16B worth of Cu in the ground, I doubt that financing the mine will be an issue, short or long term.
Realistically, even if Kitumba's overall costs for management, refinement, mining, construction, storage, shipping, selling, etc, etc, were in the region of say $10B (a hefty sum), then that still leaves $6B of profit. In capital terms, that's equivalent to more than $40 per share.
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