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To: FreedomForAll who wrote (145)6/26/2006 9:44:39 AM
From: John McCarthy  Respond to of 545
 
freedom

in effect it is a lowering of production.

regards,
John

EDIT:
Note:I have MANGLED Tads numbers
into the following format: The Market
price of $600 is my own but the
production oz MIX is Tad's



Total Gold Production Oz 21,500

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Market Price Gold
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POG - USA $ 600
Oz Sold 13,450
Revenue USA $ 8,070,000
Conv Rate 1.1000
POG - Canadian $ 660
Oz Sold 13,450
Canadian Revenue 8,877,000

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Call Option Gold
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POG - USA $ 498
Oz Sold 8,050
Revenue USA $ 4,008,900
Conv Rate 1.1000
POG - Canadian $ 548
Oz Sold 8,050
Canadian Revenue 4,409,790

USA Revenue 12,078,900
Oz Sold 21,500
Avg Price per Oz 562


Canadian Dollars
Revenue 13,286,790
Other Rev 100,000
Total Revenue 13,386,790



John



To: FreedomForAll who wrote (145)6/26/2006 1:50:13 PM
From: pstad60  Respond to of 545
 
Freedom:

The 14,000oz were the total amount which was still committed as of the May 19 AGM with an average price of US$550/oz. I don't know if some of the 8050 ounces that remained as of the end of Q1 were included in that 14,000 ounces that remained or not. We'll have to wait until Q2 results come out.

Read over the post again,... you'll see there are two streams of thought in there, and I can see where you might be getting confused regarding the 14,000 oz of gold which were committed to contracts and the 21,500 oz. of projected Q2 production.

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As noted in the Q1 financial statement there were 8050 ounces committed at US$498. Let’s assume these ounces were delivered into the contract(s) in Q2

8050 oz x US$498 = US$4,088,900

That leaves us with 13,450 ounces based on the lower 21,500 oz projection. We were informed at the AGM on May 19, that the company had 14,000 ounces committed at an average of US$550 per ounce. Those committments were subsequently eliminated within the next two weeks as stated in the conference call on May 31. I was informed by Tom in a subsequent conversation that some of those committments were delivered into the contracts and the rest were bought back. No breakdown was given and I doubt he would have been given specific information anyway. Let's say the company was fully exposed to spot gold for the last 6 weeks of Q2, with average weekly production of about 1654 oz. (21,500 oz / 13 weeks)

1654 oz x 6 = 9924 oz x US$605/oz average for last 6 weeks of Q2 = US$6,004,020

This would leave us with about 21,500 - (8,050 + 9924) = 3,526 ounces left with an unknown price received, so let’s assume the average US$550 committment price stated at the AGM on May 19? This figure could be higher, could be lower depending on the strike prices on the remaining contracts if the gold was in fact delivered into them.

3526 X US$550 = US$1,939,300

Totalling it up ....

US$4,088,900
US$6,004,020
US$1,939,300
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US$12,032,220 x $1.11 exchange rate (approx. average for Q2)
_____________
CD$13,235,442 Revenue from operations

That works out to an average realized price of gold for Q2 of US$559 per ounce. Pretty close to your estimate of $560.


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These are just my rough guesses, we'll see how the company actually made out in another month or so, as I was told that the company intends on having Q2 results out by end of July, early August at the latest.