St Barbara Limited

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St Barbara Limited, together with its subsidiaries, engages in the exploration, development, mining, and sale of gold. The company also explores for silver deposits. It holds interest in the Simberi project located in the province of New Ireland, Papua New Guinea. The company was incorporated in 1969 and is based in Perth, Australia.

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Legal Entity

St Barbara Limited

Sector

Precious Metal

Founded

January 28, 1988

Employees

203

Reporting Currency

AUD

Contact Phone

61 8 9476 5555

Website

stbarbara.com.au

Headquarters Address

58 Mounts Bay Road , Perth , WA 6000 , AU

Identifiers

ISIN

AU000000SBM8

CUSIP

Q84428131

Commodity Portfolio

AU Gold Primary

Stock Exchanges

SBM ASX • AUD

SBM:ASX

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The guest says St Barbara is his main new position of the past three months — a six-figure position at cost that has risen substantially — and he thinks it is worth about $2 billion on a risk-reward basis.
He sees the company as a cash box: after fully divesting its Papua New Guinea asset (which had a Chinese partner), it holds a royalty and a large cash balance he values both as a hedge against dilution and as optionality under a management team that can put it to work.
In his view the troubled Nova Scotia assets are ready for the 16 Mile restart, helped by a rising gold price and a Canadian permitting environment that has become more open federally, provincially and locally.
He credits new management with executing and says the now Canadian-focused company is open to a TSX listing, which he believes would help re-rate the stock.
When he floated the stock on Twitter to test sentiment, Australians he had never met warned him to stay away — a negative reaction he treats as a supportive sign.

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