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Let's choose Inca Pacific (IPR.v) to highlight this time. Let's not worry about the Magistral project, or its potential asset value, or that according to solid documentation
(namely a 43-101 compliant final bankable feasibility study) the project is viable with copper at $1.50/lb
(something that has been backed up by independent due diligence, too). Let's not even remind ourselves that thanks to Moly credits Magistral will produce copper at an estimated U$0.28/lb over its mine life. None of that. Just this:
Shares out:
56.6mCurrent Share Price:
C$0.18Current Market Cap:
C$10.2mCash at Bank (in C$):
C$27.6mYes, that reads right. IPR.v has $17m more cash in its bank accounts than the company is worth, according to the market. Well that makes sense, doesn't it?
Here's a link to the company website.