Golconda Gold Ltd. (GGGOF)

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"Buy Profitable And Future 110,000oz Miner Galane Gold For $26.6 Million, Comparison To $316 Million Pure Gold" https://seekingalpha.com/instablog/535947-darp-research/5648819-buy-profitable-and-future-110000oz-miner-galane-gold-for-26_6-million-comparison-to-316

This is how it starts:
Summary
At .0812 a share Galane has a $26.6 Market Cap, sells for <1 Times Book, <10PE and has EV/EBITDA of 2.92, yet will be one of the fastest growing miners.

The Galaxy Project will grow from current 15,000oz to 43,000oz gold a year in 2023 then 60,000oz in 2025 and has an IRR of 1,051% and an AISC of $777.
They bought the ready to go Summit gold and silver mine with Banner Mill in New Mexico (100,000oz Au, 6,500,000oz Ag) with NPV of $96 million for $16 million.

How does Galane compare to similar production sized Pure Gold? Galane has 1/12th the mkt cap. Is this justified by other factors?

Galane Gold (GGOFF) is a gold miner with the Galaxy Mine in South Africa, the Mupane Mine in Northeastern Botswana and the Summit Gold/Silver Mine in New Mexico USA. They had $49 million revenue in 2020 with $12.1 million positive EBITDA and have started an explosive growth period.
In mining a 30% IRR (Internal Rate of Return) is considered good and 50% IRR as great. So when I saw that Galane Gold (GGOFF) had a 1,051% IRR on the Galaxy Project was all ears. It is the highest IRR have ever seen for any mine project or for that matter any oil project either.

One conclusion for 2022: So at 60,000oz and combined AISC will guess at $1100 (Mupane is a lot higher than Galaxy) and $1775 gold that would produce $40.5 million profit. And Galane is currently $26.6 million market cap? That is insanely undervalued. It is 0.6 PE for a high growth company. If we assign an 8 PE that is a market cap of $404 million or about $90 million more than Pure Gold is today. That is about a 15 bagger.