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Im REE-Bereich ist wohl nichts mehr zu holen...
Game over!!!
http://institut-seltene-erden.org/70-aller-firmen-aus-dem-be…
http://bjoernjunker.wordpress.com/2013/03/15/besserung-erst-…
Game over!!!
http://institut-seltene-erden.org/70-aller-firmen-aus-dem-be…
http://bjoernjunker.wordpress.com/2013/03/15/besserung-erst-…
Ucore Rare Metals Inc. Announces Filing of Preliminary Short Form Prospectus
http://www.marketwire.com/press-release/ucore-rare-metals-in…
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http://www.proedgewire.com/rare-earth-intel/the-rare-earth-s…
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Two such survivors are Ucore (QTCQX: UURAF) and RER (ASE: REE), which are smallish, right size projects. In the case of Ucore their recent PEA delivered some metrics that set its Bokan property apart from the crowd…not the least of which is an almost absurdly low projection of the CAPEX required to get into production ($221M) and a product mix and form stated to be valuable enough to generate close to $100M per year in pre-tax profit (with a 43% IRR). That’s a bullish return on limited input capital. Ucore plans to be in production in 3 years or so, which places them at the forefront of the international race (along with, in my opinion, RER), to generate HREE’s outside of China.
Ucore estimates that they’ll be producing some 95 TPA of Dy; close to ½ of current US OEM automotive requirements and more than 10X the requirement of US Department of Defense (with which Ucore signed a strategic agreement in Q4 of 2012 for the purpose of advancing their HREE project). DOD is interested in Dy at least partially as an input component in unmanned drones in theaters of war (a topic that has garnered much media attention of late as a bulwark of the Obama administration’s offense strategy in the Middle East). Beyond this, UCU’s Dy output will be readily received by the American automotive industry, as prospective production of EVs and HEV’s continues to grow.
Ucore has yet another ace on the hole with the State of Alaska in their corner. The State has a long history of assisting in the financing of CAPEX to worthy mining projects, with very patient long term, below market interest loans over life of mine. Alaska has a $39B permanent fund, largely the outcome of a robust long term petroleum sector which is now falling into abeyance. So, they’re the rare sovereignty in the western world that has not only significant capital but also the wherewithal to invest in its own future. In Ucore’s case, the stated CAPEX is so low, that the State could singlehandedly guarantee Bokan’s rise to production (witness Alaska’s underwriting of $225M just for the port and road infrastructure at the Red Dog Mine in Central Alaska; an amount which ironically totals more than Bokan’s entire CAPEX requirement). As I mentioned some time ago, the Goldilocks Principle will gain new credibility in the REE space, as it’s the right size project with the right products, Critical Rare Earths that will ultimately prevail. Ucore’s Bokan is such a project.
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Two such survivors are Ucore (QTCQX: UURAF) and RER (ASE: REE), which are smallish, right size projects. In the case of Ucore their recent PEA delivered some metrics that set its Bokan property apart from the crowd…not the least of which is an almost absurdly low projection of the CAPEX required to get into production ($221M) and a product mix and form stated to be valuable enough to generate close to $100M per year in pre-tax profit (with a 43% IRR). That’s a bullish return on limited input capital. Ucore plans to be in production in 3 years or so, which places them at the forefront of the international race (along with, in my opinion, RER), to generate HREE’s outside of China.
Ucore estimates that they’ll be producing some 95 TPA of Dy; close to ½ of current US OEM automotive requirements and more than 10X the requirement of US Department of Defense (with which Ucore signed a strategic agreement in Q4 of 2012 for the purpose of advancing their HREE project). DOD is interested in Dy at least partially as an input component in unmanned drones in theaters of war (a topic that has garnered much media attention of late as a bulwark of the Obama administration’s offense strategy in the Middle East). Beyond this, UCU’s Dy output will be readily received by the American automotive industry, as prospective production of EVs and HEV’s continues to grow.
Ucore has yet another ace on the hole with the State of Alaska in their corner. The State has a long history of assisting in the financing of CAPEX to worthy mining projects, with very patient long term, below market interest loans over life of mine. Alaska has a $39B permanent fund, largely the outcome of a robust long term petroleum sector which is now falling into abeyance. So, they’re the rare sovereignty in the western world that has not only significant capital but also the wherewithal to invest in its own future. In Ucore’s case, the stated CAPEX is so low, that the State could singlehandedly guarantee Bokan’s rise to production (witness Alaska’s underwriting of $225M just for the port and road infrastructure at the Red Dog Mine in Central Alaska; an amount which ironically totals more than Bokan’s entire CAPEX requirement). As I mentioned some time ago, the Goldilocks Principle will gain new credibility in the REE space, as it’s the right size project with the right products, Critical Rare Earths that will ultimately prevail. Ucore’s Bokan is such a project.
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http://ucore.com/ByronKing_March6_2013.pdf
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Moving back to el Norte, and speaking of the U.S., I had a long talk with the team from Ucore
Rare Metals (UCU: TSX-V).
It’s a fascinating parallel, how much the “Russian” play and this “American” play are following similar pathways. Again, with Ucore, we’ve had share price weakness. But the company itself is in great shape, and making excellent progress. Everything today is better than a year or two ago.
The ore body, at Bokan Mountain, Alaska, is well mapped. Prudently, Ucore quit spending money on drilling, last year. “We have plenty of mine life,” said COO Ken Collison. “Now we have to buckle down and build a mine.” Indeed, there are vast areas, on the same, mineralized trends at Bokan, that will likely add decades to the Ucore play. But that’s work for another day.
The Bokan mineralogy is well understood, along with processes for bringing the rare earth materials into a concentrated form. The solid phase extraction (SPE) techniques, pioneered by Ucore’s partners, are ready to translate into a pilot plant stage. Likely by 2014, the plant will be upand running, processing ore on a routine basis.
And within a matter of months, Ucore will kick off construction of its pilot plant, to prove-up the overall reactions and systems, and generate material. There’s work to be done, but it’s all moving.
I should note that the Alaska reception is splendid. There’s excellent political support from Sens. Lisa Murkowski and Mark Begich, plus Gov. Sean Parnell. And Alaska is “small” enough — socially — that everyone (sort of) knows everybody else’s business. The Ucore people all tell stories of how they talk with friendly supporters every time they walk through the airport at Ketchikan, Juneau and Anchorage. (“When is that plant going to start running? You hiring yet?”)
Meanwhile, Ucore has people working on downstream processing and sales pathways, where the cash register rings. There’s plenty to know about this critical phase, but almost all of it is competition-sensitive. Suffice to say that I’m satisfied that Ucore management has no grass growing beneath its feet.
And on that note, I have to move along to other appointments, here at PDAC. There’s MUCH more to tell you, but I beg your patience to another day.
Thanks for subscribing to ESI. I hope your week is going well.
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Moving back to el Norte, and speaking of the U.S., I had a long talk with the team from Ucore
Rare Metals (UCU: TSX-V).
It’s a fascinating parallel, how much the “Russian” play and this “American” play are following similar pathways. Again, with Ucore, we’ve had share price weakness. But the company itself is in great shape, and making excellent progress. Everything today is better than a year or two ago.
The ore body, at Bokan Mountain, Alaska, is well mapped. Prudently, Ucore quit spending money on drilling, last year. “We have plenty of mine life,” said COO Ken Collison. “Now we have to buckle down and build a mine.” Indeed, there are vast areas, on the same, mineralized trends at Bokan, that will likely add decades to the Ucore play. But that’s work for another day.
The Bokan mineralogy is well understood, along with processes for bringing the rare earth materials into a concentrated form. The solid phase extraction (SPE) techniques, pioneered by Ucore’s partners, are ready to translate into a pilot plant stage. Likely by 2014, the plant will be upand running, processing ore on a routine basis.
And within a matter of months, Ucore will kick off construction of its pilot plant, to prove-up the overall reactions and systems, and generate material. There’s work to be done, but it’s all moving.
I should note that the Alaska reception is splendid. There’s excellent political support from Sens. Lisa Murkowski and Mark Begich, plus Gov. Sean Parnell. And Alaska is “small” enough — socially — that everyone (sort of) knows everybody else’s business. The Ucore people all tell stories of how they talk with friendly supporters every time they walk through the airport at Ketchikan, Juneau and Anchorage. (“When is that plant going to start running? You hiring yet?”)
Meanwhile, Ucore has people working on downstream processing and sales pathways, where the cash register rings. There’s plenty to know about this critical phase, but almost all of it is competition-sensitive. Suffice to say that I’m satisfied that Ucore management has no grass growing beneath its feet.
And on that note, I have to move along to other appointments, here at PDAC. There’s MUCH more to tell you, but I beg your patience to another day.
Thanks for subscribing to ESI. I hope your week is going well.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 44.216.787 von Langstrumpf2 am 05.03.13 17:11:06Hi,
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Jackl24
Zitat von Jackl24: Hallo @all,
gerade reingekommen...
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Grüße
Jackl24
Und, was kann man damit machen ?? Was soll hier Interactive sein ??
Traurig, aber wahr:
AGF Investments, Inc. haben im Januar 1.49 Mio von vormals 6.46 Mio UCU-Shares verkauft!
http://markets.ft.com/research/Markets/Tearsheets/Business-p…
Es bekommen eben viele Anleger "kalte Füsse" in diesem Markt!
Gleichwohl steht Ucore in der Jahresperformance noch immer an der Spitze, sogar vor dem Marktführer Baotou Steel:
AGF Investments, Inc. haben im Januar 1.49 Mio von vormals 6.46 Mio UCU-Shares verkauft!
http://markets.ft.com/research/Markets/Tearsheets/Business-p…
Es bekommen eben viele Anleger "kalte Füsse" in diesem Markt!
Gleichwohl steht Ucore in der Jahresperformance noch immer an der Spitze, sogar vor dem Marktführer Baotou Steel:
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