INL has innovative, environmentally superior mineral
processing technologies and their website is worth a visit:
Briefly...
Copper processed and supplied by INL to Rautomead has been
upwardly cast into oxygen-free copper wire rod.
INL will be processing
Ivanhoe's gold soon and proving scalability through their new pilot
plant.
Increasing interest from other parties.
INL is
likely to be a bidder on the Western Metals Hellyer Project (tailings dam in
Tasmania that is well-suited to INL's gold processing technology). INL were
already in discussions with Western Metals prior to Western going into
receivership.
If successful, this means INL will not just perform mineral
processing but will have a direct interest in the gold
processed/produced.
Regards,
Cris
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Sent: Tuesday, December 02, 2003 3:06
PM
Subject: [sharechat] Fresh start
I have done some numbers and have come up with the following
shares: WHS DPC SKC INL DBB RBD POT
Some have been
discussed at length here but some not. WOuld anyone care to comment on INL
and DBB?
Also, WHS has taken a dive lately, presenting a buying
opportunity?????
SKC goes down on what seems good news about expansion
in Adelaide...?
RBD also seems to be a bargain...
POT just
doesn't display great value to me. They pay out a large dividend, their ROE
(weighted for previous three years) is 11.6%.
I fitted a linear curve
to their historical ROE to see what a fair number would be for ROE growth
and I get 0.37%
I realise they are a monopoly but where is their growth
in income going to come from(other than just putting up prices)? Have they
got a lot of spare capacity?
I can't see why there should be a PE
ratio of more than about 15 with an ROE of 12%
This gives a IRR of
about 2% based on current price of 415. AT a "bargain" price of 360 the IRR
rises to 6%
tony
Discl: hold
WHS
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