The Expert View: Centamin,
Back to ‘normal’ for Centamin
‘It is back to “normal” for Centamin (CEY.L),’ commented analysts at Westhouse as the shares yesterday continued to recover from last Thursday’s sudden 50% drop.
The company has now resolved both of two issues which had spooked investors last week: it has resumed gold exports form its Sukari mine in Egypt, while it expects its fuel supply to resume ‘in the coming days’.
While the shares managed double digit percentage gains on both Thursday and Friday, they remain 10p shy of the 52p price before Centamin announced the threats to its fuel supply and exports.
Westhouse analysts Nick Hatch and Rob Broke said: ‘We believe that provided operations resume in the next few days, the company could still meet its 250,000oz target for 2012.
‘We will review the cost of capital that we use in our Net Present Value analysis for Egypt (currently 16% nominal), but otherwise it is back to 'normal' for Centamin.’
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