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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.480.843 von heinrich1900 am 07.02.07 10:14:01
Trading Halt!
Mal schauen was da kommt...
Mal schauen was da kommt...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.402.958 von Fruehrentner am 03.02.07 21:36:36Ne die Story ging, leider, an mir vorüber. Der Name lief mir zu oft hier über die WO-Laufbänder und da reagiere ich eher zurückhaltend und schaue mir diese Firmen nicht näher an. In diesem Fall wäre es nicht schlecht gewesen da eine Ausnahme zu machen.
Wenn die Angaben zu dem PEER-Vergleich auf eine der letzten Folien der Moly Mines HV-Präsentation stimmt, sollte MOL mittelfristig Blue Pearl aber klar outperformen.
Wenn die Angaben zu dem PEER-Vergleich auf eine der letzten Folien der Moly Mines HV-Präsentation stimmt, sollte MOL mittelfristig Blue Pearl aber klar outperformen.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.390.864 von Maigret am 03.02.07 12:49:35hallo Maigret,
bist du auch in Blue Pearl Mining investiert?
bist du auch in Blue Pearl Mining investiert?
Bin ja erst mit sehr kleiner Position dabei. So ab April/Mai werde ich aber größere Positionen aufbauen. Bin mir sicher wenn im Juni die Feas released wird nimmt der Zug richtig Fahrt auf.....
http://www.mineweb.net/co_releases/607827.htm
Moly Mines - Molybdenum project on schedule for mid-year completion
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Posted: '02-FEB-07 10:33' GMT © Mineweb 1997-2006
FEASIBILITY STUDY FOR MOLY MINES MOLYBDENUM PROJECT ON SCHEDULE FOR MID-YEAR COMPLETION
• Demand For Moly Remains Firm: Strong Prices Forecast For Next 2-3 Years
• Concentrates From Spinifex Ridge Testwork Meet Pre-Feasibility Grade Forecasts
• Focus Of Discussions Will Now Move Towards Potential Project Financiers
Australia’s Moly Mines Limited (ASX, TSX: MOL) says the bankable feasibility study (BFS) for its Spinifex Ridge open pit molybdenum-copper project in the Pilbara district of Western Australia remains on track for completion in June this year, with production start-up for the open pit operation targeted for late 2008. Earlier this month, the company appointed Henry Walker Eltin to provide mining consultancy services to the BFS.
In its end-December quarterly, Moly Mines says that world moly demand remains strong for high-quality steels, alloys and catalysts, whilst prices continue to hold firm at over US$25/lb, double that used in the pre-feasibility study (PFS). Analysts and market participants are optimistic on prices and expect them to be well supported for the next 2-3 years. In addition, although copper prices have fallen to around US$2.50/lb, they remain well above the US$1.10/lb used in the PFS.
Based on measured and indicated resources (to JORC and NI43-101 standard) of 469m tonnes grading 0.06p.c. moly, 0.09p.c. copper and 1.7g/t silver, Spinifex Ridge is increasingly being regarded as the next likely primary moly mine in the Western World to reach production, “This is generating significant interest from end-users concerned about potential long-term supply shortages caused by new Chinese export tariffs on moly products and the decreasing production from the major copper-moly by-product mines in South America”, the company states.
The pilot plant metallurgical test programme on composite ore types from Spinifex Ridge was completed during December, and this allowed the company to accelerate discussions on product offtake and marketing. Preliminary results indicate that flotation will achieve recoveries of over 80p.c. for moly and 55p.c. for copper. Significantly, says Moly Mines, the concentrates assayed up to 50p.c. moly and 25p.c. copper, thus meeting those forecast in the pre-feasibility study. To date, 24kg of moly concentrates have been produced, a portion of which will be used in support of marketing activities.
In addition, some of the moly concentrates from the pilot plant programme will be sent to various toll treatment roasters to confirm their suitability for downstream processing into moly oxide.
During the quarter and in January 2007, the company hosted a number of site visits from potential cornerstone investors and product offtake partners. Marketing trips will commence in the current quarter, focusing on these same aspects as well as the agency and logistics network for moly concentrate sales into Europe and Asia. In addition, the confirmation that saleable copper concentrates can be produced from Spinifex Ridge ore will enable Moly Mines to initiate discussions for possible copper concentrate offtake opportunities.
As these negotiations progress, the focus will shift towards commencement of detailed discussions with potential financiers. The company says it has received encouraging responses from initial enquiries it has made to its list of potential lenders, and information packages will shortly be distributed seeking expressions of interest in financing the project.
Pilot testing has shown that high pressure grinding rolls (HPGR) can be used for tertiary crushing at Spinifex Ridge, and final laboratory testing is now being completed in Germany. This technology, used in the mining industry for over 20 years, is now accepted as the most suitable crushing method for large-scale, high-throughput operations mining hard ore, such as Spinifex Ridge. It has significant power consumption benefits over the more traditional SAG mills, the company adds.
The company’s assessment of the global capacity for roasting concentrates indicates there is adequate capacity to accommodate the planned average annual production of 9,000 tonnes/y of contained moly from Spinifex Ridge. During the current quarter, the company says it will continue discussions with the world’s leading roasters with the objective of concluding a long-term toll treatment agreement. This will allow it to retain control over marketing activities whilst securing roasting services without the need for a major injection of capital.
Commenting on its other mineral interests, Moly Mines says it is currently assessing an offer for its gold assets in New South Wales where exploration during the quarter was limited to soil sampling and surveying.
TORONTO LISTING OVER-SUBSCRIBED AND RAISED A$20 MILLION
Moly Mines completed its listing on the Toronto Stock Exchange in October 2006 with an IPO of 16.5m new ordinary shares (including a 10p.c. over-subscription) that raised A$20.1m. The company says the listing provides the opportunity for investors to assess Spinifex Ridge against existing moly producers and other potential mines that are at the feasibility or development stage. At the end of the quarter, the company had cash resources of A$17.4m.
The pre-feasibility study on Spinifex Ridge, using US$12.50/lb molybdenum, US$1.10/lb copper and US$5.75/oz silver, indicated that the project could be developed into one of the world’s largest primary molybdenum mines.
COPIES OF QUARTERLY REPORT AVAILABLE ON REQUEST
Further Information:
Mr Derek Fisher, Managing Director, Moly Mines Limited. Tel: 00-618-9429-3300
Ron Marshman,/John Greenhalgh, City City of London PR Limited. Tel: 020-7628-5518
Website: www.molymines.com
MOLY MINES SHARES PRICE IS QUOTED IN THE FINANCIAL TIMES AND EVENING STANDARD
http://www.mineweb.net/co_releases/607827.htm
Moly Mines - Molybdenum project on schedule for mid-year completion
By:
Posted: '02-FEB-07 10:33' GMT © Mineweb 1997-2006
FEASIBILITY STUDY FOR MOLY MINES MOLYBDENUM PROJECT ON SCHEDULE FOR MID-YEAR COMPLETION
• Demand For Moly Remains Firm: Strong Prices Forecast For Next 2-3 Years
• Concentrates From Spinifex Ridge Testwork Meet Pre-Feasibility Grade Forecasts
• Focus Of Discussions Will Now Move Towards Potential Project Financiers
Australia’s Moly Mines Limited (ASX, TSX: MOL) says the bankable feasibility study (BFS) for its Spinifex Ridge open pit molybdenum-copper project in the Pilbara district of Western Australia remains on track for completion in June this year, with production start-up for the open pit operation targeted for late 2008. Earlier this month, the company appointed Henry Walker Eltin to provide mining consultancy services to the BFS.
In its end-December quarterly, Moly Mines says that world moly demand remains strong for high-quality steels, alloys and catalysts, whilst prices continue to hold firm at over US$25/lb, double that used in the pre-feasibility study (PFS). Analysts and market participants are optimistic on prices and expect them to be well supported for the next 2-3 years. In addition, although copper prices have fallen to around US$2.50/lb, they remain well above the US$1.10/lb used in the PFS.
Based on measured and indicated resources (to JORC and NI43-101 standard) of 469m tonnes grading 0.06p.c. moly, 0.09p.c. copper and 1.7g/t silver, Spinifex Ridge is increasingly being regarded as the next likely primary moly mine in the Western World to reach production, “This is generating significant interest from end-users concerned about potential long-term supply shortages caused by new Chinese export tariffs on moly products and the decreasing production from the major copper-moly by-product mines in South America”, the company states.
The pilot plant metallurgical test programme on composite ore types from Spinifex Ridge was completed during December, and this allowed the company to accelerate discussions on product offtake and marketing. Preliminary results indicate that flotation will achieve recoveries of over 80p.c. for moly and 55p.c. for copper. Significantly, says Moly Mines, the concentrates assayed up to 50p.c. moly and 25p.c. copper, thus meeting those forecast in the pre-feasibility study. To date, 24kg of moly concentrates have been produced, a portion of which will be used in support of marketing activities.
In addition, some of the moly concentrates from the pilot plant programme will be sent to various toll treatment roasters to confirm their suitability for downstream processing into moly oxide.
During the quarter and in January 2007, the company hosted a number of site visits from potential cornerstone investors and product offtake partners. Marketing trips will commence in the current quarter, focusing on these same aspects as well as the agency and logistics network for moly concentrate sales into Europe and Asia. In addition, the confirmation that saleable copper concentrates can be produced from Spinifex Ridge ore will enable Moly Mines to initiate discussions for possible copper concentrate offtake opportunities.
As these negotiations progress, the focus will shift towards commencement of detailed discussions with potential financiers. The company says it has received encouraging responses from initial enquiries it has made to its list of potential lenders, and information packages will shortly be distributed seeking expressions of interest in financing the project.
Pilot testing has shown that high pressure grinding rolls (HPGR) can be used for tertiary crushing at Spinifex Ridge, and final laboratory testing is now being completed in Germany. This technology, used in the mining industry for over 20 years, is now accepted as the most suitable crushing method for large-scale, high-throughput operations mining hard ore, such as Spinifex Ridge. It has significant power consumption benefits over the more traditional SAG mills, the company adds.
The company’s assessment of the global capacity for roasting concentrates indicates there is adequate capacity to accommodate the planned average annual production of 9,000 tonnes/y of contained moly from Spinifex Ridge. During the current quarter, the company says it will continue discussions with the world’s leading roasters with the objective of concluding a long-term toll treatment agreement. This will allow it to retain control over marketing activities whilst securing roasting services without the need for a major injection of capital.
Commenting on its other mineral interests, Moly Mines says it is currently assessing an offer for its gold assets in New South Wales where exploration during the quarter was limited to soil sampling and surveying.
TORONTO LISTING OVER-SUBSCRIBED AND RAISED A$20 MILLION
Moly Mines completed its listing on the Toronto Stock Exchange in October 2006 with an IPO of 16.5m new ordinary shares (including a 10p.c. over-subscription) that raised A$20.1m. The company says the listing provides the opportunity for investors to assess Spinifex Ridge against existing moly producers and other potential mines that are at the feasibility or development stage. At the end of the quarter, the company had cash resources of A$17.4m.
The pre-feasibility study on Spinifex Ridge, using US$12.50/lb molybdenum, US$1.10/lb copper and US$5.75/oz silver, indicated that the project could be developed into one of the world’s largest primary molybdenum mines.
COPIES OF QUARTERLY REPORT AVAILABLE ON REQUEST
Further Information:
Mr Derek Fisher, Managing Director, Moly Mines Limited. Tel: 00-618-9429-3300
Ron Marshman,/John Greenhalgh, City City of London PR Limited. Tel: 020-7628-5518
Website: www.molymines.com
MOLY MINES SHARES PRICE IS QUOTED IN THE FINANCIAL TIMES AND EVENING STANDARD
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Interessanterweise konnte man heute in F rund 10% unter Pari (gegenüber Kanada) einkaufen, d.h. der dortige Anstieg wurde hierzulande vollkommen ignoriert. Mal gespannt, was die Ausie´s morgen daraus machen
mit 0.07 cent pro pound bewertet
ein Pound entspricht 20 Euro an Wert
mit Branchenüblicher Bewertung 10 % der Rohstoffe
ein Verdreisigfacher , dann sind wir bei 2,1 Euro pro Pound bewertet !
Aloso ruhig Blut hier sind noch welche am Drücken ,bis sie sich satt eingedeckt haben .
Gebaut ist die Rakete und bald wird Sie starten !
Wir sitzen nicht in einer Pferdekutsche , hier bei Raketen dauern die Startvorbereitungen etwas länger !
Gruß Baer 56
ein Pound entspricht 20 Euro an Wert
mit Branchenüblicher Bewertung 10 % der Rohstoffe
ein Verdreisigfacher , dann sind wir bei 2,1 Euro pro Pound bewertet !
Aloso ruhig Blut hier sind noch welche am Drücken ,bis sie sich satt eingedeckt haben .
Gebaut ist die Rakete und bald wird Sie starten !
Wir sitzen nicht in einer Pferdekutsche , hier bei Raketen dauern die Startvorbereitungen etwas länger !
Gruß Baer 56
In Kanada ist definitiv Bewegung rein gekommen....
Fast ne halbe Mille an Shares gehandelt, + 16%....
http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,20867,21132522-…
Metal miners take a shine to moly
Robin Bromby
January 29, 2007
COPPER has been bouncing back, gold has a new and higher support level, nickel is going wild, and now molybdenum, often a by-product of copper, is refusing to heed all the bearish warnings.
The Chilean Copper Commission claimed earlier this month that the specialty metal, used to strengthen steel, was about to fall and could be down 19 per cent this year on 2006.
Instead, it rose from $US24/lb to $US26/lb in the next week.
Molybdenum was practically unheard off in Australia until a couple of years ago and now, it's one of the fashionable metals to be in.
Queensland Ores is gearing up to produce it and tungsten from August at its Wolfram Camp mine in northern Queensland.
Moly Mines has one of the bigger projects at its Spinifex Ridge project in Western Australia and, just northeast of Carnarvon, Catalyst Metals has been getting high-grade molybdenum hits at its Minnie Springs deposit.
Others with moly (as it is usually called) in their kitbags include Thor Mining, PacMag Metals, Frontier Resources, Intermin Resources, D'Aguilar Gold and Takoradi.
Most are several years away from production, as is Marengo Mining, which has a large copper-molybdenum project in Papua New Guinea.
It is so large that the Perth company claims it as the biggest undeveloped copper-molybdenum porphyry system in the southwest Pacific.
Managing director Les Emery doesn't expect to be producing from Yandera until 2011, but he's not fussed at the prospect of others getting into the small market before Marengo.
According to him, the world's biggest moly mine, Rio Tinto's Bingham Canyon, is due to be exhausted of the metal by 2013.
And Teck Cominco's big operation at Highland Valley in Canada is also nearing the end of its economic life.
Mr Emery comforts himself that Marengo owns one of the few large undeveloped copper deposits that has molybdenum as a by-product.
"Most of the others are copper-gold," Mr Emery said.
Although the moly was there in much smaller quantities than copper, its presence added 40 per cent to the in-ground value of the deposit, he said.
Yet, for all the confidence among Australian players, they do face some stiff competition from abroad.
And it is a small market: London-based metals analyst Roskill Information Services estimates about 181,000 tonnes was produced and sold worldwide in 2005.
But the prices have pulled in more would-be producers, rising from an average $US4.50/lb between 1994 and 2004, to a high of more than $US40/lb in 2005.
The demand is growing not just from conventional steel makers, but the metal is seen as a lower cost alternative to nickel in stainless steel.
It is also used in pipelines because its properties include resistance to corrosion caused by high sulphur content in oil.
Idaho General Mines will make a big dent in the present supply shortage when its Mt Hope deposit in Nevada comes on stream with 15,880 tonnes a year.
Another Canadian, Adanac Molybdenum is hoping to develop a deposit in Yukon Territory and Blue Pearl Mining, listed in Toronto, claims to be the world's biggest moly producer and has recently increased its production estimates.
There are also the Chinese to be reckoned with.
According to Mining Journal, Luoyang Luanchuan Molybdenum Group plans to float next month on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
It owns what it believed to be the world's biggest deposit: 2.06 million tonnes of contained molybdenum.
Fast ne halbe Mille an Shares gehandelt, + 16%....
http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,20867,21132522-…
Metal miners take a shine to moly
Robin Bromby
January 29, 2007
COPPER has been bouncing back, gold has a new and higher support level, nickel is going wild, and now molybdenum, often a by-product of copper, is refusing to heed all the bearish warnings.
The Chilean Copper Commission claimed earlier this month that the specialty metal, used to strengthen steel, was about to fall and could be down 19 per cent this year on 2006.
Instead, it rose from $US24/lb to $US26/lb in the next week.
Molybdenum was practically unheard off in Australia until a couple of years ago and now, it's one of the fashionable metals to be in.
Queensland Ores is gearing up to produce it and tungsten from August at its Wolfram Camp mine in northern Queensland.
Moly Mines has one of the bigger projects at its Spinifex Ridge project in Western Australia and, just northeast of Carnarvon, Catalyst Metals has been getting high-grade molybdenum hits at its Minnie Springs deposit.
Others with moly (as it is usually called) in their kitbags include Thor Mining, PacMag Metals, Frontier Resources, Intermin Resources, D'Aguilar Gold and Takoradi.
Most are several years away from production, as is Marengo Mining, which has a large copper-molybdenum project in Papua New Guinea.
It is so large that the Perth company claims it as the biggest undeveloped copper-molybdenum porphyry system in the southwest Pacific.
Managing director Les Emery doesn't expect to be producing from Yandera until 2011, but he's not fussed at the prospect of others getting into the small market before Marengo.
According to him, the world's biggest moly mine, Rio Tinto's Bingham Canyon, is due to be exhausted of the metal by 2013.
And Teck Cominco's big operation at Highland Valley in Canada is also nearing the end of its economic life.
Mr Emery comforts himself that Marengo owns one of the few large undeveloped copper deposits that has molybdenum as a by-product.
"Most of the others are copper-gold," Mr Emery said.
Although the moly was there in much smaller quantities than copper, its presence added 40 per cent to the in-ground value of the deposit, he said.
Yet, for all the confidence among Australian players, they do face some stiff competition from abroad.
And it is a small market: London-based metals analyst Roskill Information Services estimates about 181,000 tonnes was produced and sold worldwide in 2005.
But the prices have pulled in more would-be producers, rising from an average $US4.50/lb between 1994 and 2004, to a high of more than $US40/lb in 2005.
The demand is growing not just from conventional steel makers, but the metal is seen as a lower cost alternative to nickel in stainless steel.
It is also used in pipelines because its properties include resistance to corrosion caused by high sulphur content in oil.
Idaho General Mines will make a big dent in the present supply shortage when its Mt Hope deposit in Nevada comes on stream with 15,880 tonnes a year.
Another Canadian, Adanac Molybdenum is hoping to develop a deposit in Yukon Territory and Blue Pearl Mining, listed in Toronto, claims to be the world's biggest moly producer and has recently increased its production estimates.
There are also the Chinese to be reckoned with.
According to Mining Journal, Luoyang Luanchuan Molybdenum Group plans to float next month on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
It owns what it believed to be the world's biggest deposit: 2.06 million tonnes of contained molybdenum.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.110.304 von Yarhoot am 22.01.07 14:47:33Ja, weil Sie am Freitag in Kanada so stark gefallen sind.
Oh mann! Weiß jemand warum moly heute so stark gefallen ist?
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