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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.269.361 von SamBax am 05.02.08 10:37:11Stimmt nicht ganz - wir hatten anfang Jänner in Australien nach Übernahme gerüchten schon Kurse über 8 AUD - nur war dar der Kurs bei uns ausgesetzt!
Und "Cheers!", es grünt so grün: Wir hatten heute morgen das AllTimeHigh von Euro 4,49.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.267.810 von SamBax am 05.02.08 00:36:29In Australien im plus mit 7,39
5.2.08 - "The Australian" vertieft das Thema an prominenter Stelle im Teil "Mining & Energy":
Fortescue looks to China deal
Kevin Andrusiak | February 05, 2008
ASPIRING iron-ore heavyweight Fortescue Metals has revealed it is talking with overseas investors about a possible strategic stake in the company.
Following reports out of China that company founder Andrew Forrest had been in discussions with large Chinese enterprises, Fortescue was forced to tell the Australian Securities Exchange that it had held "confidential discussions" with a number of parties, but that nothing had materialised on a commercial basis.
The rumours that both the China Investment Corp and China Shenhua Group were about to take big positions in the company sent Fortescue's shares soaring and again put Mr Forrest near the top of the list of Australia's richest men, with a personal stake in the company of $7.3 billion.
Fortescue is about three months away from shipping its first load of iron ore from its Chichester Ranges project in the West Australian Pilbara region, if it can complete construction of a 270km railway linking Port Hedland with its mines on time.
"Fortescue has held confidential discussions with a range of potential strategic equity investors; however, none could be considered concluded or at a stage requiring specific disclosure," the company told the ASX.
China Investment manages the nation's $200 billion sovereign wealth fund while Shenhua Group is a state-owned mining and energy company with a particular interest in coal.
Rising iron ore prices and China's insatiable appetite for steel have prompted many Chinese companies to seek strategic stakes in Australian companies so they can have a greater say over supply.
Reports out of China suggested Chinese investors may seek to acquire the 15.8 per cent stake held by US-based Harbinger.
Harbinger is run by Mr Forrest's long-time friend, Philip Falcone, who would crystallise billions in returns if funds under his control sold out of their investments in Fortescue.
Other possible sellers include Leucadia, which controls 9.9 per cent after it invested $US100 million ($110 million) in a bond issue in 2006 that became the cornerstone of Fortescue's $2.7 billion refinancing.
Fortescue chief operating officer Graeme Rowley told Bloomberg that he found it difficult to fathom that Harbinger would be a seller and that Fortescue had also held talks with potential partners outside of China.
"Harbinger have been a very strong supporter of us right from the beginning and I see no reason why they would not continue to do that," Mr Rowley said.
Fortescue shares gained more than 10 per cent on the news and closed 68c higher at $7.18.
Fortescue looks to China deal
Kevin Andrusiak | February 05, 2008
ASPIRING iron-ore heavyweight Fortescue Metals has revealed it is talking with overseas investors about a possible strategic stake in the company.
Following reports out of China that company founder Andrew Forrest had been in discussions with large Chinese enterprises, Fortescue was forced to tell the Australian Securities Exchange that it had held "confidential discussions" with a number of parties, but that nothing had materialised on a commercial basis.
The rumours that both the China Investment Corp and China Shenhua Group were about to take big positions in the company sent Fortescue's shares soaring and again put Mr Forrest near the top of the list of Australia's richest men, with a personal stake in the company of $7.3 billion.
Fortescue is about three months away from shipping its first load of iron ore from its Chichester Ranges project in the West Australian Pilbara region, if it can complete construction of a 270km railway linking Port Hedland with its mines on time.
"Fortescue has held confidential discussions with a range of potential strategic equity investors; however, none could be considered concluded or at a stage requiring specific disclosure," the company told the ASX.
China Investment manages the nation's $200 billion sovereign wealth fund while Shenhua Group is a state-owned mining and energy company with a particular interest in coal.
Rising iron ore prices and China's insatiable appetite for steel have prompted many Chinese companies to seek strategic stakes in Australian companies so they can have a greater say over supply.
Reports out of China suggested Chinese investors may seek to acquire the 15.8 per cent stake held by US-based Harbinger.
Harbinger is run by Mr Forrest's long-time friend, Philip Falcone, who would crystallise billions in returns if funds under his control sold out of their investments in Fortescue.
Other possible sellers include Leucadia, which controls 9.9 per cent after it invested $US100 million ($110 million) in a bond issue in 2006 that became the cornerstone of Fortescue's $2.7 billion refinancing.
Fortescue chief operating officer Graeme Rowley told Bloomberg that he found it difficult to fathom that Harbinger would be a seller and that Fortescue had also held talks with potential partners outside of China.
"Harbinger have been a very strong supporter of us right from the beginning and I see no reason why they would not continue to do that," Mr Rowley said.
Fortescue shares gained more than 10 per cent on the news and closed 68c higher at $7.18.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.571.022 von SPEEDTIP2 am 29.03.07 20:30:25Fortescue Metals Group Limited (FMG) said it has held talks with a range of potential strategic equity investors, sending its shares 11% higher.
The company released a statement in response to an ASX query regarding reports that China Investment Corp and China Shenhua Group to by a 15.85% stake in the iron ore developer. The The South China Morning post said the deal would be worth US$2 billion ($2.2 billion).
China Investment Corp is China's sovereign wealth fund, while China Shenhua Group is coal miner.
The newspaper report said Harbinger Capital Partners, a US-based investment unit of Harbert Management, would sell its 15.85% stake in Fortescue to the Chinese fund and coal miner, citing unnamed sources.
Fortescue confirmed that it had held discussions, but it didn't disclose the identity of the counterparties.
"Fortescue has held confidential discussions with a range of potential strategic equity investors," the company said.
"However, none could be considered concluded or at a stage requiring continuous disclosure."
At 1434 AEDT Fortescue Metals Group had gained 76c to $7.25.
The company released a statement in response to an ASX query regarding reports that China Investment Corp and China Shenhua Group to by a 15.85% stake in the iron ore developer. The The South China Morning post said the deal would be worth US$2 billion ($2.2 billion).
China Investment Corp is China's sovereign wealth fund, while China Shenhua Group is coal miner.
The newspaper report said Harbinger Capital Partners, a US-based investment unit of Harbert Management, would sell its 15.85% stake in Fortescue to the Chinese fund and coal miner, citing unnamed sources.
Fortescue confirmed that it had held discussions, but it didn't disclose the identity of the counterparties.
"Fortescue has held confidential discussions with a range of potential strategic equity investors," the company said.
"However, none could be considered concluded or at a stage requiring continuous disclosure."
At 1434 AEDT Fortescue Metals Group had gained 76c to $7.25.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.237.674 von SamBax am 01.02.08 12:56:16Keine harten Fakten, aber für einige FGM-Orientierte vielleicht in Teilen neu:
Wusstet ihr, dass Gründer/Chef Andrew Forrest in Australien aufgrund seines beruflichen \"Minen-Backgrounds\" Kultstatus hat. Er stammt dazu aus einer angesehenen, politisch und wirtschaftlich bedeutenden Dynastie, ist übrigens in seiner Jugend mit und zwischen Aboriginees aufgewachsen, einige gehör(t)en zu seinen besten Freunden. Ein Umstand, der ihm heute noch zugute kommt. Dieser ganze Background ist für ihn auch Verpflichtung, die Nase vorn zu haben bei allem, was er anfasst. Was er macht, das lebt er, er hat einen ungeheuren Antrieb, erfolgreich zu sein ... und das heißt für ihn auch, seine Shareholder zu beglücken.
Wen’s interessiert: ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) hat in einer TV-Serie \"Dinasty\"vor einigen Jahren auch Familie Forrest beleuchtet, inkl. Andrew \"Twiggy\". Inhalt daraus nachzulesen unter:
http://www.abc.net.au/dynasties/ep03.htm
In einer der diversen Biographien über Andrew Forrest (zu finden beim Googeln u.ä.) heißt es übrigens – und das macht ihn auch menschlich recht sympathisch – zum Schluss sehr hübsch:
"The hardest job he's ever done is raising kids."
(Er hat drei Kinder.)
Soweit das Wort am Sonntag - wünsche allen eine grüne Woche, gern auch mal dunkelgrün.
Wusstet ihr, dass Gründer/Chef Andrew Forrest in Australien aufgrund seines beruflichen \"Minen-Backgrounds\" Kultstatus hat. Er stammt dazu aus einer angesehenen, politisch und wirtschaftlich bedeutenden Dynastie, ist übrigens in seiner Jugend mit und zwischen Aboriginees aufgewachsen, einige gehör(t)en zu seinen besten Freunden. Ein Umstand, der ihm heute noch zugute kommt. Dieser ganze Background ist für ihn auch Verpflichtung, die Nase vorn zu haben bei allem, was er anfasst. Was er macht, das lebt er, er hat einen ungeheuren Antrieb, erfolgreich zu sein ... und das heißt für ihn auch, seine Shareholder zu beglücken.
Wen’s interessiert: ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) hat in einer TV-Serie \"Dinasty\"vor einigen Jahren auch Familie Forrest beleuchtet, inkl. Andrew \"Twiggy\". Inhalt daraus nachzulesen unter:
http://www.abc.net.au/dynasties/ep03.htm
In einer der diversen Biographien über Andrew Forrest (zu finden beim Googeln u.ä.) heißt es übrigens – und das macht ihn auch menschlich recht sympathisch – zum Schluss sehr hübsch:
"The hardest job he's ever done is raising kids."
(Er hat drei Kinder.)
Soweit das Wort am Sonntag - wünsche allen eine grüne Woche, gern auch mal dunkelgrün.
Hallo alle! Es wäre doch prickelnd, wenn in den drögen FMG-Thread das Leben hineinkäme, das dieses spannende Unternehmen verdient.
Um die Dinge ins Laufen zu bringen, schlage ich eine knackige und informative Serie vor, in der ihr – gaaanz kurz oder auch länger, wie’s beliebt – eure FMG-Sicht zum Besten gebt. Ist ganz einfach für jeden - ihr braucht jeweils nur diese Zeile zu ergänzen:
ICH SETZE AUF FMG, WEIL ...
(... Antwort ...)
Es steht aber auch jedem frei, auf diese Zeile zu antworten:
ICH SETZE NICHT (MEHR) AUF FMG, WEIL ...
(... Antwort ...)
Ich könnte jetzt ein Beispiel formulieren, möchte aber nicht den Alleinunterhalter spielen und lasse euch gern den Vortritt. Vielleicht so viel zu mir und FMG: SamBax größtes Debakel mit FMG war, als er eines furchtbaren Tages 2007 ausgestoppt wurde und ihm fetter Gewinn entgangen ist, weil er nicht schnell genug wieder reinkam und das Papier ohne ihn durch die Decke ging ...
Also ran bitte, Schluss mit dem Totentanz hier: Sagt was!
PS. Die Antworten sind sicher auch eine gute erste Orientierungshilfe für alle FMG-Interessierten, die hier reinschnuppern und Entscheidugnshilfe suchen
Um die Dinge ins Laufen zu bringen, schlage ich eine knackige und informative Serie vor, in der ihr – gaaanz kurz oder auch länger, wie’s beliebt – eure FMG-Sicht zum Besten gebt. Ist ganz einfach für jeden - ihr braucht jeweils nur diese Zeile zu ergänzen:
ICH SETZE AUF FMG, WEIL ...
(... Antwort ...)
Es steht aber auch jedem frei, auf diese Zeile zu antworten:
ICH SETZE NICHT (MEHR) AUF FMG, WEIL ...
(... Antwort ...)
Ich könnte jetzt ein Beispiel formulieren, möchte aber nicht den Alleinunterhalter spielen und lasse euch gern den Vortritt. Vielleicht so viel zu mir und FMG: SamBax größtes Debakel mit FMG war, als er eines furchtbaren Tages 2007 ausgestoppt wurde und ihm fetter Gewinn entgangen ist, weil er nicht schnell genug wieder reinkam und das Papier ohne ihn durch die Decke ging ...
Also ran bitte, Schluss mit dem Totentanz hier: Sagt was!
PS. Die Antworten sind sicher auch eine gute erste Orientierungshilfe für alle FMG-Interessierten, die hier reinschnuppern und Entscheidugnshilfe suchen
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.234.057 von Diego22 am 01.02.08 07:04:08Ergänzend:
Fortescue Metals Limited (FMG) said mining had started on its Cloud Break site with over 650,000 tonnes mined and stockpiled. The firm announced it has estimated resources of over 1.7 billion tonnes of iron ore during the December quarter and is set to deliver its first shipment in mid-May. The company said its port, rail and mine construction advanced over the period.
"The project was assessed as 65% completed as at the end of September 2007, which had risen to 82% as at the end of December," Fortescue said.
During the quarter, the company announced a major new resource discovery at its Solomon Project with the estimation of an Inferred Resource of 1.014 billion tonnes at the Solomon's Serenity deposit and 700 million tonnes at the Solomon East deposit.
The company said it had achieved its sales target of 55 million tonnes per annum (mta) and is now fine-tuning shipping logistics.
Fortescue also said it would be able to supply up to 100 mta if necessary.
"A focus of the team has been to review the sales terms with a balance now of FOB sales and CFR agreements," the company said.
"Over the next few weeks Fortescue's shipping team will be booking vessels to meet the First Ore On Ship target."
The firm said that industry price negotiations for determining the benchmark price from April 08 to March 09 continued.
"Given that Fortescue has priced its contracts against the benchmark pricing mechanism, the outcome of negotiations is directly relevant to the company," Fortescue said.
"While Fortescue is not involved in the process of negotiation, the general market view is for an increase of between +30% and +70% over the current regime."
Fortescue said it had directly employed a workforce of over 600 staff in the quarter, compared to 430 in the previous period, with the project team including contractors and partners consisting of approximately 3,000.
In November, Fortescue said it won the Development Funding Award at the Mines & Money 2007 conference in London.
"The award was recognition of the $3.2 billion project funds raised in August 2006 that kicked-started full project construction," the company said.
Fortescue Metals Limited (FMG) said mining had started on its Cloud Break site with over 650,000 tonnes mined and stockpiled. The firm announced it has estimated resources of over 1.7 billion tonnes of iron ore during the December quarter and is set to deliver its first shipment in mid-May. The company said its port, rail and mine construction advanced over the period.
"The project was assessed as 65% completed as at the end of September 2007, which had risen to 82% as at the end of December," Fortescue said.
During the quarter, the company announced a major new resource discovery at its Solomon Project with the estimation of an Inferred Resource of 1.014 billion tonnes at the Solomon's Serenity deposit and 700 million tonnes at the Solomon East deposit.
The company said it had achieved its sales target of 55 million tonnes per annum (mta) and is now fine-tuning shipping logistics.
Fortescue also said it would be able to supply up to 100 mta if necessary.
"A focus of the team has been to review the sales terms with a balance now of FOB sales and CFR agreements," the company said.
"Over the next few weeks Fortescue's shipping team will be booking vessels to meet the First Ore On Ship target."
The firm said that industry price negotiations for determining the benchmark price from April 08 to March 09 continued.
"Given that Fortescue has priced its contracts against the benchmark pricing mechanism, the outcome of negotiations is directly relevant to the company," Fortescue said.
"While Fortescue is not involved in the process of negotiation, the general market view is for an increase of between +30% and +70% over the current regime."
Fortescue said it had directly employed a workforce of over 600 staff in the quarter, compared to 430 in the previous period, with the project team including contractors and partners consisting of approximately 3,000.
In November, Fortescue said it won the Development Funding Award at the Mines & Money 2007 conference in London.
"The award was recognition of the $3.2 billion project funds raised in August 2006 that kicked-started full project construction," the company said.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.233.190 von SamBax am 31.01.08 22:55:04In Australien 6,50 - das sind über 5% plus!
Find ich ganz ok.
Find ich ganz ok.
Dies und der Dow - wow. Anschnallen heute Nacht, wünsche fröhliches Erwachen. (Oder wie der Aussie in Perth sagt: "Morningstunde has Eisen Ore in the Munde.")
Fortescue Metals Group Ltd
A.C.N. 002 594 872
QUARTERLY REPORT December 2007
Key Points:
• The Company announced a major new resource discovery at its Solomon Project with the estimation of an Inferred Resource of 1.014 billion tonnes (56% Fe) at Solomon’s Serenity deposit and 700 million tonnes (56% Fe) at
the Solomon East deposit.
• Project construction advanced well across all fronts of port, mine and rail with “first ore on ship” remaining on schedule for mid May 2008. As at 25 January 2008, all project sites were assessed as over 80% complete with the port the most advanced at 88%.
• The remedial works on the rail line continue to show positive results, with rail assessed at 82% complete (as at 25/1/08) and the automated SUM machine at the 115 km mark. The combination of automated and manual track laying teams have proven capable of laying in excess of 2kms per day.
• Mining commenced during the quarter and to date over 650,000 tonnes of ore has been mined and stockpiled at site. Four Wirtgen surface miners have been commissioned and the mining fleet is progressively building and now consists of 18 CAT 777 trucks, 14 Terex 190 tonne haul packs, 3 O&K shovels and a range of other ancillary equipment.
• The marketing team continues to prepare for the mid-May first shipment of ore by building numbers in the Shanghai office. The logistics team in Perth has also grown and is now comprised of 4 people, working to develop the 2008 shipping program.
• Fortescue’s recruitment team continues to successfully source and place high-quality candidates across all teams and remains ahead of schedule. The number of directly employed Fortescue staff rose by more than 40% during the quarter.
Fortescue Metals Group Ltd
A.C.N. 002 594 872
QUARTERLY REPORT December 2007
Key Points:
• The Company announced a major new resource discovery at its Solomon Project with the estimation of an Inferred Resource of 1.014 billion tonnes (56% Fe) at Solomon’s Serenity deposit and 700 million tonnes (56% Fe) at
the Solomon East deposit.
• Project construction advanced well across all fronts of port, mine and rail with “first ore on ship” remaining on schedule for mid May 2008. As at 25 January 2008, all project sites were assessed as over 80% complete with the port the most advanced at 88%.
• The remedial works on the rail line continue to show positive results, with rail assessed at 82% complete (as at 25/1/08) and the automated SUM machine at the 115 km mark. The combination of automated and manual track laying teams have proven capable of laying in excess of 2kms per day.
• Mining commenced during the quarter and to date over 650,000 tonnes of ore has been mined and stockpiled at site. Four Wirtgen surface miners have been commissioned and the mining fleet is progressively building and now consists of 18 CAT 777 trucks, 14 Terex 190 tonne haul packs, 3 O&K shovels and a range of other ancillary equipment.
• The marketing team continues to prepare for the mid-May first shipment of ore by building numbers in the Shanghai office. The logistics team in Perth has also grown and is now comprised of 4 people, working to develop the 2008 shipping program.
• Fortescue’s recruitment team continues to successfully source and place high-quality candidates across all teams and remains ahead of schedule. The number of directly employed Fortescue staff rose by more than 40% during the quarter.
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