
TSE:NDM
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Northern Dynasty Minerals Ltd (NDM-T) has faced significant challenges, particularly in its community relations, which have led to a checkered reputation. A substantial portion of its resources, around $80 million, has been directed towards legal disputes with a First Nations band, raising concerns among investors. Experts believe that improving relationships with the community is crucial before considering any investments in the company. However, there is optimism regarding potential opportunities, especially if the company can align itself with the current political climate under the Trump administration. This presents a unique chance for Northern Dynasty to not only mend its reputation but also to harness local support for its projects.
This has the Pebble deposit which has about 90 million ounces of resources, and copper to match that. It has been promoted pretty heavily as the Trump gold play, with the idea that with deregulation being easier, it will be permitted. You need to be aware that these mega projects are in the middle of nowhere in Alaska, the headwaters of the largest Salmon fisheries in North America. A difficult place to build a tailings facility. The CapX needed is $8-$12 billion. It has to include a deep-water port, a pipeline, energy, a road, plus all the infrastructure on-site. There is not enough detailed work done on this to make an assessment to decide if this is really economic or not.
(A Top Pick Aug 11/15. Up 142.5%.) A wonderful deposit in northern Alaska, but challenged going forward. They are looking for a legal solution to what is a sociological problem. They have run into substantial opposition from the US government as well as from 1st Nations groups. He sold his holdings.
This is a stock that the market hates. It is involved in a political and legal dispute in Alaska. A wonderful big copper/gold deposit. Extraordinary leverage to the political settlement. What needs to happen is that management needs to engage better with their regional First Nations. If they do that, the political problem goes away.
Has 2 large deposits, one in Alaska and one in British Columbia. Doesn’t think either of the deposits will be developed this cycle, but does think that the optionality offered by the deposits, the way they become economic at higher gold prices, is attractive. Your risk is that they are spending $2 million a month, which is difficult to do with no revenues.
This is one of the greatest copper prospects globally, that has been beset by environmental type problems. Some good bits of action have been coming lately to this company. There is a slow process of trying to break out of this dreadful situation, where Alaska wants it, the population wants it and most of the native population wants it. However, rich men sitting elsewhere, don’t want it. This is one he is being patient with, and you have to have a few of those.
They have been fighting being stopped in the permitting cycle. The short sellers say this thing is not economic, but others point to Trump’s changes to the EPA and how it will speed up permitting. He thinks it will still take years. He thinks the rally is over.