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International Tower Hill Mines Ltd (THM) filed its fiscal 2013 10-K annual report with the SEC on Mar 12, 2014.

Top risk flagged: U.S. General Mining Law of 1872 changes could impose federal royalties on Livengood’s unpatented claims

International Tower Hill Mines Ltd FY2013 10-K analysis

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Exploration-stage mineral company focused exclusively on advancing 100%-owned Livengood Gold Project in Alaska
July 2013 feasibility study: 100,000 tons/day operation targeting 8 million ounces over 14 years
Strategic shift toward project optimization, cost reduction, environmental permitting, and strategic alliance discussions
Full-time staff reduced approximately 30% effective January 1, 2014, to limit spending amid lower gold prices
Feasibility study converted resources into 434 million proven tonnes and 20 million probable tonnes reserves

No revenue-generating operations; net loss $9.85M vs $56.64M in 2012
After-tax IRR 1.7% at $1,500 gold; all-in production cost $1,474/oz
Livengood plan: 8.09M ounces over 14 years; first-five-year average 698,500 ounces
Cash $13.93M vs $30.17M; no 2013 financing cash flow, 2014 spending target approximately $8M
Outlook: additional financing required; permitting delays, construction risks and gold-price sensitivity remain key risks

U.S. General Mining Law of 1872 changes could impose federal royalties on Livengood’s unpatented claims
Gold price $1,344 per ounce versus $1,500 feasibility assumption leaves Livengood commercially unviable
Livengood depends on equipment and supply availability for exploration and potential development
Larger mining companies could outcompete ITH for capital, properties and experienced personnel
Insufficient financial resources require equity, joint venture or debt financing to complete permitting and construction

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