Looking at this presentation there should be this amount of contained metal per year:
18,480,000 pounds of Lead contained in the concentrate. 10,164,000 pounds of Zinc contained in concentrate. 2,400,000 ounces of silver contained in concentrate.
They will have to pay a treatment charge to a smelter to get the concentrates converted to metal. These charges are low, but I have lost track of the exact cost. If I discount theses 10% from today's metal prices it looks like this:
Lead - 18,480,000 x $1.00 = $18,480,000 x .9 = $16,632,000 Zinc - 10,164,000 x $.96 = $9,559,242 x .9 = $8,690,220 Silver - 2,400,000 ounces - 25% 600,000ozs to Silver Wheaton @ $3.90 = $2,340,000 1,800,000 oz x $20/oz = $36,000,000 x .9 = $32,400,000
1 year revenue is approx: $57,722,000
53,100,000 shares issued.
They have 400 tpd capacity and only show 250 tpd utilization. I can see the posibility of ramping up from near by deposits.
The kicker is the possibility of finding a 100 million oz silver deposit on the property. This would also have a bunch of lead and zinc withit.
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