The World’s Biggest Copper-Gold Deposit [NDM;NAK]
August 13th, 2007
Northern Dynasty Minerals [TSX-Venture: NDM; AMEX: NAK] is an exploration company that discovered one of the worlds biggest copper-gold deposits in Alaska. The discovery was made 380 kilometres from Anchorage and is named Pebble Project and comprises of over 22,582 hectares. Teck Cominco must be dumb founded! How did they let this slip through their hands and sell it off?
On February 20, 2007 NDM confirmed some big drilling finds and now has a more accurate estimation of the resources contained within the property.
@ 0.60% copper equivalent cut-off estimated inferred resources are:
- 42.6 billion pounds of copper.
- 39.6 million ounces of gold.
- 2.7 billion pounds of molybdenum.
When a small exploration company makes a find this big, there are many problems that must be overcome and the financial burden to build a large scale mine is not cheap. For this reason, many start-ups are often acquired by larger mining companies. In this case, NDM was able to create a joint venture with another company that does have the money, Anglo American. Anglo American must make a stagged cash investment of $1.425 billion.
Often the larger company that comes into any joint venture is given control. In the case of Northern Dynasty Minerals, the joint venture with Anglo American is a true 50:50!
Peter Grandich, an investing professional, has even gone as far as to say that NDM may be worth up to $25 a share. Time will tell. Not bad for a company to go from under $0.36 a share in 2002 to over $13.50 in 2007 with lots of further upside potential! I’m sure NDM has some happy shareholder’s! My guess is another company will buy NDM out.
Currently the stock price is $13.50 [TSX-Venture: NDM] and $12.70 [AMEX: NAK]. You can also purchase $7.50 Feb 2008 Call Options for $5.80.


5 Comments Add your own
1. Northern Dynasty Minerals&hellip | December 9th, 2007 at 9:01 pm
[…] Northern Dynasty Minerals [TSX-V: NDM ($12.12); AMEX: NAK ($12.10)] owns the largest undeveloped copper-gold-molybdenum deposit in the world, which is located in Alaska. The Company gave up 50% of its mineral rights to Anglo American in order to secure a $1.425 B cash investment to help build the mine. That’s all ancient history. […]
2. Is Northern Dynasty Miner&hellip | October 16th, 2008 at 7:04 pm
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3. Wlodko | October 21st, 2008 at 11:12 am
Hi:
I just checked NDM.VN but found out that it’s now
NDM.TO :Northern Dynasty Minerls Ltd.
And in answer to your career query, how about
becoming a Day Trader on the TSX and/or TSX-V?
These two exchanges DO NOT require margin accounts for day trading. But you need to understand that today the WHOLE WORLD is connected.
Regards,
WRE
4. admin | October 21st, 2008 at 4:59 pm
I think you misunderstood my query. I don’t want to be a day trader, but rather invest long-term in individual companies that may not even be publicly listed.
Yes, NDM is listed on the TSX.
Thanks for the comment, WRE.
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