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Gold/Mining/Energy : Trump's 12 Diamond Picks, Discussions Limited

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To: bill who wrote (1293)10/6/1998 1:51:00 AM
From: Tomato  Read Replies (2) of 2251
 
Maybe you or someone can help out on this.. Here's some of the figures for Model 1:

Assumed Capital Costs $61.0-million
(Canadian)

Assumed Total $49.2-million
Operating costs (Canadian)

Total Cash Flow $99.5-million
After Tax (Current (Canadian)
NWT Tax Structure)

Discounted Cash Flow
Rate of Return
(After Tax) 54.3%
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Here's what I don't get-- if the capital costs ($61 mil) and the operating costs ($49 mil) add up to $110 mil and the cash flow is $99.5 mil, how can they make money? How can there be a rate of return? What am I missing here?
Can anybody figure out what WSP's interest in the dyke as presently delineated is worth based on Model 1 and/or Model 2- there's 37 mil. shares fully diluted, I think, and they have 67% (I thought it was 68%, but the NR says 67%)of the project?
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