Q: Hi Peter, Symbol NIF-UN.TO
I am interested in Noranda Income Fund, it pays out $.50 per year in distributions on a $5.00 cost for a 10% yield.
It currently earns much more than this in earnings and cashflow; but it seems to benefit from the concentrate purchase agreement and sales agreement with Xstrata which expires in 2017.
Do you think that even after the agreement expires with Xstrata that the company should continue to do well?(it appears from my limited research that the Xstrata deal is not far from market terms so hopefully the company continues to make the same earnings).
What do you think is fair value given the replacement cost of the smelter/earnings ability?
Appreciate your comments and thanks as always. Ken
I am interested in Noranda Income Fund, it pays out $.50 per year in distributions on a $5.00 cost for a 10% yield.
It currently earns much more than this in earnings and cashflow; but it seems to benefit from the concentrate purchase agreement and sales agreement with Xstrata which expires in 2017.
Do you think that even after the agreement expires with Xstrata that the company should continue to do well?(it appears from my limited research that the Xstrata deal is not far from market terms so hopefully the company continues to make the same earnings).
What do you think is fair value given the replacement cost of the smelter/earnings ability?
Appreciate your comments and thanks as always. Ken