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Pastimes : Zenyatta Free Speech Board
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To: NuclearCrystals who wrote (14689)1/25/2017 2:20:56 PM
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Message #14689 from NuclearCrystals at 1/25/2017 1:08:34 PM

NLWest, you must be confusing me with Chief's comments about Marble offsetting graphite Opex. I don't recall anyone saying anything about Capex funding being offset by Marble production when the Marble operation has a Capex in itself to get to revenue.

I read PEA's ........... do you? Do you understand the difference between Capex and Opex?
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Nucie-Bob, it remains to be seen if marble cashflows will be positive and if those cashflows will be sufficient to fund the costs related to the capex of the graphite mining. I assume you believe the entire opex costs for both products will be fully offset by total cashflows generated by the sales of marble and graphite. That is a reasonable assumption but it is yet to be proven. I am of the opinion that net marble cashflows to CCB will be insufficient to fund the graphite capex and that will mean more PPs and more dilution.

Arguing about cost offsets at this time before marble revenues are reported in an audited quarterly financial statement is moot. So I'm not even going there. If marble revenues begin shortly after the end of May per the NR, then marble revenues should be disclosed in the September 30, 2017 financials and we will all know if marble revenues are going to be profitable. I assume the mysterious marble purchaser will cover all costs related to quarrying, transporting, marketing, etc so CCB will not have any upfront fixed costs related to the marble production.

The last unknown is if the mysterious marble buyer has the marketing know how to sell Miller marble profitably especially if 90% on Miller's marble is unsuitable for architectural use and crushed marble is only worth $24/ton.
Hopefully the name of the mysterious marble buyer will be released before marble revenues are scheduled to start so that investors can properly vet the company for DD purposes.
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