ANW 0.00% 0.1¢ aus tin mining ltd

I've got about 20+ reasons why I'm bullish on AMI, but this is...

ANNOUNCEMENT SPONSORED BY PLUS500
ANNOUNCEMENT SPONSORED BY PLUS500
CFD TRADING PLATFORM
CFD Service. Your Capital is at risk
CFD TRADING PLATFORM CFD Service. Your Capital is at risk
ANNOUNCEMENT SPONSORED BY PLUS500
CFD TRADING PLATFORM CFD Service. Your Capital is at risk
  1. 424 Posts.
    lightbulb Created with Sketch. 52
    I've got about 20+ reasons why I'm bullish on AMI, but this is the most solid reason:

    - they bought Peak from New Gold for ~$54M AUD. New Gold spent ~$500M AUD developing the Peak mines. They mined Peak for ~4 months and paid off 100% of their purchase with what they mined from Peak. 

    What does this mean? In effect, they bought a distressed asset at 1/10 the cost it took to develop it. It also means anything else they get from Peak goes straight to the bottom line, because it paid for itself. I wouldn't be surprised if Peak is a 20-bagger in 5 years. It's under-explored, well developed, and AMI would only need to spend nominal sums to tweak what already exists at Peak, to get a whole lot more $$$ in the long run. 

    Now, if we put all of this into a holistic perspective and imagine how much it costs to develop a mine, you'll know why it's inappropriate to compare ANW with AMI. Buying Peak was like the classic Benjamin Graham 50 cent-dollar, except it's more like a 5 cent-dollar... I almost thought they we're taking the piss when they announced they bought a $500M+ asset for $54M, and paid itself off in 4 months!

    Anyhow, this thread is about ANW, so let's leave this here and keep it to ANW.
 
watchlist Created with Sketch. Add ANW (ASX) to my watchlist

Currently unlisted public company.

arrow-down-2 Created with Sketch. arrow-down-2 Created with Sketch.