Mining - NAV
People typically value miners with P/NAV metric. Where do you get the Net Asset Value data for the miners (e.g., gold)? Thanks!
People typically value miners with P/NAV metric. Where do you get the Net Asset Value data for the miners (e.g., gold)? Thanks!
| +305 | I Snuck Into UBS Office And Took A Shit On The Floor | 28 | 1d |
| +250 | Houston 2026 Oil & Gas Investment Banking Rankings | 65 | 2h |
| +244 | Why leave restructuring for M&A? | 30 | 1d |
| +232 | Best Power/Renewables/Energy Teams? | 39 | 11h |
| +193 | Predicted 1Q 2027 Story - UBS IB blames Outlook Outage for Down Quarter | 37 | 2h |
| +188 | Centerview HC group falling off? | 30 | 1d |
| +184 | Actual EB List | 27 | 1d |
| +183 | Incoming TPH Analysts Larping as PWP on LinkedIn | 27 | 2h |
| +24 | I built a game to help me practice fundamentals like DCF, merger models and LBOs. Roast it? | 6 | 3h |
| +21 | What’s the current state of IBD at BofA? | 26 | 18h |
Career Resources
The NAV is the DCF (no terminal value) of the mining projects
Mining banker here - Capital IQ or broker reports if looking for street data (generally most widely quoted source for NAV). If building from scratch, you'll need to include a DCF of all of the company's operating assets (i.e. sum of mine-by-mine DCFs), as well as adjusting for balance sheet items (less debt, add cash) and PV of corporate G&A. We adjust for PV of corporate G&A since head office costs are not allocated to the mine-site, and will not be picked up in the DCF. B/S items to bridge to an equity value-equivalent so we're comparing against market cap / share price (numerator) on a like for like basis.
Hey - thanks much for this. Is it possible to get street data either on FactSet or on Bloomberg?
Don't think Bloomberg has it but believe FactSet does (BMO uses FactSet). Wish I could give you a steer but I don't use the platform, so might have to ask the help desk how to actually pull the metric.
Accusamus quia corrupti dolores quo odit sit. Accusantium dolorem aliquam doloremque voluptatibus non voluptatem nemo.
Corrupti et provident corrupti placeat. Nobis harum facilis adipisci officia eos nihil deleniti blanditiis. Praesentium nostrum ab voluptatibus ducimus facere possimus natus labore.
Delectus et earum voluptas saepe quia. Minus tempore sed reprehenderit. Dolorem perferendis deserunt voluptates et. Ut suscipit quia enim facilis quia. Molestiae laboriosam dolore omnis corrupti. Fugit consectetur praesentium omnis et quia enim eligendi et.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Unlock with your social account...