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AGO hat am 10. März einen hervorragenden Deal angekündigt: die Übernahme von Aurox Resources (siehe http://www.stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=AGO&E=ASX&N=4833…). Hervorragend weniger wegen deren attraktivem Eisenerzprojekt, sondern weil man sich im Erfolgsfall den Zugriff auf die Hafenkapazitäten von Aurox sichert. Damit liessen sich die Expansionspläne mit Blick auf die eigenen DSO-Ressourcen in die Tat umsetzen. Diese stellen sich wie folgt dar:
Das ist jedoch längst nicht alles:
- Including Warwick’s projects, Atlas is targeting a DSO production rate of 26 Mio t p.a. by 2014*
- In addition, Atlas is targeting DSO production of 3-4 Mio t p.a. from the Atlas’ Production Profile
- In addition, Atlas is targeting DSO production of 3-4 Mio t p.a. from the Midwest DSO Project post the completion of the Oakajee infrastructure projects
- Atlas is targeting 15 Mio t p.a. of 68% + Fe concentrate from the Ridley Magnetite Project**
- Additional 10 Mio t p.a. Balla Balla Magnetite
*Subject to completion of feasibility studies, permitting and execution of all necessary infrastructure agreements
**Hierbei beabsicht AGO den Verkauf eines 70%-Anteils
AGO ist somit auf dem besten Weg, ein bedeutender Eisenerzproduzent zu werden
Finanziell ist das Unternehmen sehr gut aufgestellt. Zum 31.12.09 verfügte AGO über mehr als A$148 Mio Cash und war frei von Finanzschulden. Eine weitere Verwässerung dürfte jedenfalls für die geplante DSO-Produktionsausweitung nicht erforderlich sein.
Bei derzeit 447 Mio ausstehenden Aktien beträgt die Marktkapitalisierung incl der im Rahmen der geplanten Aurox-Übernahme auszugebenden ca. 65 Mio Aktien rund A$1,3 Mrd.
Die Hauptrisiken bestehen in einem etwaigen Scheitern der geplanten Aurox-Übernahme (was aufgrund des sehr attraktiven Preises unwahrscheinlich erscheint) sowie dem Nichterreichen der Produktionsziele. Dafür ist der Hebel mit Blick auf die derzeitigen Spotpreise erheblich
weiterführende Informationen
Homepage http://www.atlasiron.com.au/IRM/content/home.html
Halbjahresbericht http://www.stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=AGO&E=ASX&N=4832…
Unternehmensmeldungen http://www.asx.com.au/asx/research/companyInfo.do?by=asxCode…
Aktuelle Präsentation http://www.stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=AGO&E=ASX&N=4683…
Das ist jedoch längst nicht alles:
- Including Warwick’s projects, Atlas is targeting a DSO production rate of 26 Mio t p.a. by 2014*
- In addition, Atlas is targeting DSO production of 3-4 Mio t p.a. from the Atlas’ Production Profile
- In addition, Atlas is targeting DSO production of 3-4 Mio t p.a. from the Midwest DSO Project post the completion of the Oakajee infrastructure projects
- Atlas is targeting 15 Mio t p.a. of 68% + Fe concentrate from the Ridley Magnetite Project**
- Additional 10 Mio t p.a. Balla Balla Magnetite
*Subject to completion of feasibility studies, permitting and execution of all necessary infrastructure agreements
**Hierbei beabsicht AGO den Verkauf eines 70%-Anteils
AGO ist somit auf dem besten Weg, ein bedeutender Eisenerzproduzent zu werden
Finanziell ist das Unternehmen sehr gut aufgestellt. Zum 31.12.09 verfügte AGO über mehr als A$148 Mio Cash und war frei von Finanzschulden. Eine weitere Verwässerung dürfte jedenfalls für die geplante DSO-Produktionsausweitung nicht erforderlich sein.
Bei derzeit 447 Mio ausstehenden Aktien beträgt die Marktkapitalisierung incl der im Rahmen der geplanten Aurox-Übernahme auszugebenden ca. 65 Mio Aktien rund A$1,3 Mrd.
Die Hauptrisiken bestehen in einem etwaigen Scheitern der geplanten Aurox-Übernahme (was aufgrund des sehr attraktiven Preises unwahrscheinlich erscheint) sowie dem Nichterreichen der Produktionsziele. Dafür ist der Hebel mit Blick auf die derzeitigen Spotpreise erheblich
weiterführende Informationen
Homepage http://www.atlasiron.com.au/IRM/content/home.html
Halbjahresbericht http://www.stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=AGO&E=ASX&N=4832…
Unternehmensmeldungen http://www.asx.com.au/asx/research/companyInfo.do?by=asxCode…
Aktuelle Präsentation http://www.stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=AGO&E=ASX&N=4683…
Hallo,
schön, dass hier ein Thread eingerichtet wurde, beobachte Atlas schon etwas länger, von allem im Zusammenhang mit dem Verkauf eines Anteils von 70% an ihrem Ridley Projekt. Dort sollte bis
Ende des 1. Quartals ein Abschluß getätigt werden. 230Mill Aus$ werden dort erwartet, Bieter kommen aus China und einem Konsortium der NMDC (Indien) ABS (Saudi-Arabien) und der Boulder Steel aus Australien. Es soll dann gemeinsam das Projekt im Rahmen eines JV erschlossen werden. Nach dem Zusammengehen mit der Aurox sieht D. Flanagan auch hier Synergien bei deren Bala Bala Projekt, dass ebenfalls noch erschlossen werden muss. Mal sehen ob dadurch der Zeitplan eingehalten wird.
Was mir noch nicht so gefällt ist,dass der Handel in Berlin noch sehr schwierig ist.
niespe
schön, dass hier ein Thread eingerichtet wurde, beobachte Atlas schon etwas länger, von allem im Zusammenhang mit dem Verkauf eines Anteils von 70% an ihrem Ridley Projekt. Dort sollte bis
Ende des 1. Quartals ein Abschluß getätigt werden. 230Mill Aus$ werden dort erwartet, Bieter kommen aus China und einem Konsortium der NMDC (Indien) ABS (Saudi-Arabien) und der Boulder Steel aus Australien. Es soll dann gemeinsam das Projekt im Rahmen eines JV erschlossen werden. Nach dem Zusammengehen mit der Aurox sieht D. Flanagan auch hier Synergien bei deren Bala Bala Projekt, dass ebenfalls noch erschlossen werden muss. Mal sehen ob dadurch der Zeitplan eingehalten wird.
Was mir noch nicht so gefällt ist,dass der Handel in Berlin noch sehr schwierig ist.
niespe
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.136.083 von niespe am 14.03.10 17:39:45Die Aktie wird auch in Frankfurt gehandelt, wo der Spred durchaus ok ist. So lag z.B. der rechnerische Kurs am Freitag bei rund 1,65, während der Makler einen Briefkurs von 1,67 gestellt hat.
Ridley ist sicher ein int. Projekt und birgt einige Phantasie. Jedoch sind die Investitionskosten iHv $2,7 MRD + A$250 Mio contingency gemäß PFS kein Pappenstiel. Ob hierfür derzeit wirklich Investoren gefunden werden können? Warten wir´s ab.
Für mich steht die Entwicklung der diversen DSO-Projekte klar im Vordergrund; das eröffnet hinreichend Kursphantsie, sofern die Eisenerzpreise hoch bleiben
Ridley ist sicher ein int. Projekt und birgt einige Phantasie. Jedoch sind die Investitionskosten iHv $2,7 MRD + A$250 Mio contingency gemäß PFS kein Pappenstiel. Ob hierfür derzeit wirklich Investoren gefunden werden können? Warten wir´s ab.
Für mich steht die Entwicklung der diversen DSO-Projekte klar im Vordergrund; das eröffnet hinreichend Kursphantsie, sofern die Eisenerzpreise hoch bleiben
15/03/2010 Becoming a substantial holder
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100315/pdf/31p87wbwt69whw.pdf
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100315/pdf/31p87wbwt69whw.pdf
ATLAS IRON LIMITED
ASX Small to Mid Caps Conference
Atlas Iron: Mark Hancock. ASX Small to Mid Caps Conference New York March 04, 2010
Tue, 16 Mar 2010 9:30am
http://www.brr.com.au/event/64747/partner/theaustralian
niespe
ASX Small to Mid Caps Conference
Atlas Iron: Mark Hancock. ASX Small to Mid Caps Conference New York March 04, 2010
Tue, 16 Mar 2010 9:30am
http://www.brr.com.au/event/64747/partner/theaustralian
niespe
Das wäre (Zustandekommen vorausgesetzt) Atlas nach der Fusion mit Aurox:
17.03.10
As part of its overseas expansion plans, state-run miner NMDC along with two other companies has submitted a USD 230-million non-binding bid to buy 70 per cent stake in an Australian mine owned by Perth-based Atlas Iron.
"A non-binding bid of USD 230 million has been given to the Australian firm for acquiring 70 per cent stake in one of its mines by a consortium comprising NMDC, Saudi Arabia's ABS Consulting and Australia-based Boulder Steel," a person in the know of the development said.
According to the indicative bid, state-owned NMDC will take 15 per cent stake in the mine, possibly the Ridley mines at Pardoo, while Boulder Steel will pick up five per cent share holding whereas ABS Consulting will have 55 per cent equity of the mining project, which has an estimated reserves of about 2 billion tonnes.
"NMDC will buy 10 per cent stake at USD 70 million and would get five per cent stake for free for providing its technical expertise," the source added.
When contacted, NMDC Chairman and MD Rana Som declined to comment on the proposed venture and said, "It has been our firm corporate strategy to acquire properties especially coal, iron ore, rock phosphate, potash and manganese."
ABS Consulting, Boulder Steel and Atlas Iron Ltd could not be contacted for comments.
Although the company has submitted the indicative bid, the acquisition may not be an easier one as a Chinese firm is understood to be rivaling its bid.
"Chinese people are also trying very high for it, that is why NMDC consortium has given a non-binding bid. Going forward, documents would be prepared, before a binding bid is given," the source said.
The country's largest iron ore producer is overall learnt to be eyeing six overseas properties, including UK-based Ferrous Group's Brazilian mines and the Australian mines.
"The company has so far received presentations regarding six global mining properties, including the Brazilian mines of Ferrous Resources where it is looking to buy about 50 per cent stake," the source added.
NMDC had recently entered into a non-disclosure agreement with the Ferrous Group for developing its Brazilian mining project, the source said. The group has properties in the US, Canada and Brazil.
NMDC has also entered into a strategic alliance with companies like Tata Steel, ArcelorMittal and Rio Tinto and is working to finalise a mining deal by the end of 2010.
"At least in three properties, NMDC's internal due diligence teams have been on the spot," the source said.
The company produced about 28 MT of iron ore in 2008-09 and has outlined a capital expenditure of Rs 26,000 crore for the next three to four years.
http://www.wallstreet-online.de/diskussion/1156555-neustebei…
As part of its overseas expansion plans, state-run miner NMDC along with two other companies has submitted a USD 230-million non-binding bid to buy 70 per cent stake in an Australian mine owned by Perth-based Atlas Iron.
"A non-binding bid of USD 230 million has been given to the Australian firm for acquiring 70 per cent stake in one of its mines by a consortium comprising NMDC, Saudi Arabia's ABS Consulting and Australia-based Boulder Steel," a person in the know of the development said.
According to the indicative bid, state-owned NMDC will take 15 per cent stake in the mine, possibly the Ridley mines at Pardoo, while Boulder Steel will pick up five per cent share holding whereas ABS Consulting will have 55 per cent equity of the mining project, which has an estimated reserves of about 2 billion tonnes.
"NMDC will buy 10 per cent stake at USD 70 million and would get five per cent stake for free for providing its technical expertise," the source added.
When contacted, NMDC Chairman and MD Rana Som declined to comment on the proposed venture and said, "It has been our firm corporate strategy to acquire properties especially coal, iron ore, rock phosphate, potash and manganese."
ABS Consulting, Boulder Steel and Atlas Iron Ltd could not be contacted for comments.
Although the company has submitted the indicative bid, the acquisition may not be an easier one as a Chinese firm is understood to be rivaling its bid.
"Chinese people are also trying very high for it, that is why NMDC consortium has given a non-binding bid. Going forward, documents would be prepared, before a binding bid is given," the source said.
The country's largest iron ore producer is overall learnt to be eyeing six overseas properties, including UK-based Ferrous Group's Brazilian mines and the Australian mines.
"The company has so far received presentations regarding six global mining properties, including the Brazilian mines of Ferrous Resources where it is looking to buy about 50 per cent stake," the source added.
NMDC had recently entered into a non-disclosure agreement with the Ferrous Group for developing its Brazilian mining project, the source said. The group has properties in the US, Canada and Brazil.
NMDC has also entered into a strategic alliance with companies like Tata Steel, ArcelorMittal and Rio Tinto and is working to finalise a mining deal by the end of 2010.
"At least in three properties, NMDC's internal due diligence teams have been on the spot," the source said.
The company produced about 28 MT of iron ore in 2008-09 and has outlined a capital expenditure of Rs 26,000 crore for the next three to four years.
http://www.wallstreet-online.de/diskussion/1156555-neustebei…
18/03/2010 Change in substantial holding
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100318/pdf/31pbtc3qjq38dv.pdf
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100318/pdf/31pbtc3qjq38dv.pdf
AXO: Letter to Shareholders
http://www.stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=AXO&E=ASX&N=4847…
http://www.stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=AXO&E=ASX&N=4847…
18.03.10
Brazilian miner Vale S.A. asked Chinese steel mills for a 90%-100% increase in the 2010 iron ore benchmark price, China Iron and Steel Association Vice Chairman Luo Bingsheng said Friday. Vale first proposed a 90% price increase, then later suggested 100%, Luo said. Speaking at an industry conference, Luo's comments confirm earlier reports that Vale had asked for a price hike of around 90% over last year. The association is one of China's leaders of annual iron ore term price negotiations with global miners Vale, Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton.
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/china-group-says-vale-seeks…
Brazilian miner Vale S.A. asked Chinese steel mills for a 90%-100% increase in the 2010 iron ore benchmark price, China Iron and Steel Association Vice Chairman Luo Bingsheng said Friday. Vale first proposed a 90% price increase, then later suggested 100%, Luo said. Speaking at an industry conference, Luo's comments confirm earlier reports that Vale had asked for a price hike of around 90% over last year. The association is one of China's leaders of annual iron ore term price negotiations with global miners Vale, Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton.
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/china-group-says-vale-seeks…
Mar 19, 2010
The president of mining company Vale SA said the gulf between spot and term iron-ore contracts is unacceptable, the Estado news agency reported Friday. Roger Agnelli said he had told clients that Vale couldn't accept such a large gap between spot-market ore prices and long-term contracts.
Vale's term price last year was around $55 per metric ton, while spot prices recently reached $145 a ton.
Iron ore demand is very strong and will continue that way for the next three or four years, while output isn't keeping up with demand, Agnelli said during an event in Belo Horizonte, in the important mining state of Minas Gerais.
Agnelli didn't confirm reports that Vale was asking Chinese steel mills for a 90% to 100% increase in iron ore term prices.
Agnelli also didn't reveal what increase Vale was proposing.
http://www.tradingmarkets.com/news/stock-alert/vale_dj-brazi…
The president of mining company Vale SA said the gulf between spot and term iron-ore contracts is unacceptable, the Estado news agency reported Friday. Roger Agnelli said he had told clients that Vale couldn't accept such a large gap between spot-market ore prices and long-term contracts.
Vale's term price last year was around $55 per metric ton, while spot prices recently reached $145 a ton.
Iron ore demand is very strong and will continue that way for the next three or four years, while output isn't keeping up with demand, Agnelli said during an event in Belo Horizonte, in the important mining state of Minas Gerais.
Agnelli didn't confirm reports that Vale was asking Chinese steel mills for a 90% to 100% increase in iron ore term prices.
Agnelli also didn't reveal what increase Vale was proposing.
http://www.tradingmarkets.com/news/stock-alert/vale_dj-brazi…
von gestern:
AGO Small to Mid Caps presentation
some key points being
There are 3 key players interested in Ridley comprising a Chinese state owned enterprise, Japanese steel mill and an Indian Saudi group.
Ridley Transaction is 'Coming to a head' and will be completed in second quarter.
http://www.brr.com.au/event/64898/asx-small-to-mid-caps-conf…
niespe
AGO Small to Mid Caps presentation
some key points being
There are 3 key players interested in Ridley comprising a Chinese state owned enterprise, Japanese steel mill and an Indian Saudi group.
Ridley Transaction is 'Coming to a head' and will be completed in second quarter.
http://www.brr.com.au/event/64898/asx-small-to-mid-caps-conf…
niespe
March 23 2010
Brazil's Vale, the world's largest iron ore exporter, sent a document to clients around the world setting a new pricing system, where it determined the mineral would more than double the reference price in 2010 from last year, Valor Economico newspaper reported on Tuesday.
The document, sent last month and obtained by Valor, calls for a so-called IronOre Index pricing that will be valid as of April 1, instead of the current benchmark system, the daily reported. According to the document, the reference price for Vale's sinter feed ore would be $122.2 a ton, compared with the $57 a ton reference price in 2009.
Vale did not immediately return calls to its media relations department in Rio de Janeiro.
http://in.reuters.com/article/rbssIndustryMaterialsUtilities…
Brazil's Vale, the world's largest iron ore exporter, sent a document to clients around the world setting a new pricing system, where it determined the mineral would more than double the reference price in 2010 from last year, Valor Economico newspaper reported on Tuesday.
The document, sent last month and obtained by Valor, calls for a so-called IronOre Index pricing that will be valid as of April 1, instead of the current benchmark system, the daily reported. According to the document, the reference price for Vale's sinter feed ore would be $122.2 a ton, compared with the $57 a ton reference price in 2009.
Vale did not immediately return calls to its media relations department in Rio de Janeiro.
http://in.reuters.com/article/rbssIndustryMaterialsUtilities…
29.03.10
Vale SA, the world’s largest iron ore producer, and BHP Billiton Ltd. ended a 40-year system of setting annual prices by signing short-term contracts with Asian mills, with the Brazilian company winning a 90 percent increase.
Sumitomo Metal Industries Co., Japan’s third-biggest steelmaker, agreed to pay Vale $100 to $110 a metric ton for the quarter starting April 1, spokesman Toshifumi Matsui said. BHP, the largest mining company, today said it will sell the majority of its production to Asian steel mills on shorter-term contracts without giving pricing.
mehr: http://www.businessweek.com/news/2010-03-29/vale-bhp-end-ann…
Vale SA, the world’s largest iron ore producer, and BHP Billiton Ltd. ended a 40-year system of setting annual prices by signing short-term contracts with Asian mills, with the Brazilian company winning a 90 percent increase.
Sumitomo Metal Industries Co., Japan’s third-biggest steelmaker, agreed to pay Vale $100 to $110 a metric ton for the quarter starting April 1, spokesman Toshifumi Matsui said. BHP, the largest mining company, today said it will sell the majority of its production to Asian steel mills on shorter-term contracts without giving pricing.
mehr: http://www.businessweek.com/news/2010-03-29/vale-bhp-end-ann…
Hallo!
Atlas Iron Ziele zu produzieren 12 Millionen Tonnen zur direkten Verschiffung Ore Jährlich 2012 31. März 2010 10.11 Uhr GMT
... Atlas Iron Aims To Be Producing 12 Million Tonnes Of Direct Shipping Ore Annually By 2012 ... ... Atlas Iron Ziele zu produzieren 12 Millionen Tonnen zur direkten Verschiffung Ore jährlich von 2012 ...
Wer kann bitte den vollständigen Bericht hier bitte reinstellen?
Danke
leika
Atlas Iron Ziele zu produzieren 12 Millionen Tonnen zur direkten Verschiffung Ore Jährlich 2012 31. März 2010 10.11 Uhr GMT
... Atlas Iron Aims To Be Producing 12 Million Tonnes Of Direct Shipping Ore Annually By 2012 ... ... Atlas Iron Ziele zu produzieren 12 Millionen Tonnen zur direkten Verschiffung Ore jährlich von 2012 ...
Wer kann bitte den vollständigen Bericht hier bitte reinstellen?
Danke
leika
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.260.734 von leika1 am 01.04.10 10:51:56ohne Link wohl kaum möglich. Aber die Produktionsziele sind in der Graphik in #1 aufgezeigt
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.260.974 von MFC500 am 01.04.10 11:15:08Hallo MFC500,
vielleicht hilft Dir das weiter:
http://www.minesite.com/nc/minews/singlenews/article/atlas-i…
mfg
leika
vielleicht hilft Dir das weiter:
http://www.minesite.com/nc/minews/singlenews/article/atlas-i…
mfg
leika
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.261.981 von leika1 am 01.04.10 12:56:05diese Meldung kannte ich, habe sie jedoch nicht eingestellt, da sie substanziell nichts Neues beinhaltet. Auf die geplanten Produktionserweiterungen wurde ja bereits hingewiesen, und diese machen die Aktie so aussichtsreich.
Atlas Iron Update Key DSO Growth Projects on track
HIGHLIGHTS
WODGINA MINING STARTS JUNE, FIRST EXPORTS TARGET SEPTEMBER 2010
WODGINA SITE CONSTRUCTION WORKS NEARING COMPLETION
WODGINA KEY PERMITTING MILESTONES COMPLETE
WODGINA MINING CONTRACT AWARD IMMINENT
PARDOO 18 MONTH EXPORT TARGET OF 1.5MT TO BE ACHIEVED LATE APRIL
PARDOO FACILITIES UPGRADE TO 2.4MTPA COMPLETE
GLOBAL IRON ORE PRICE RISES OF AROUND 90% ACHIEVED
AUROX MERGER PROGRESSING WITH STRONG SUPPORT
http://www.stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=AGO&E=ASX&N=4863…
HIGHLIGHTS
WODGINA MINING STARTS JUNE, FIRST EXPORTS TARGET SEPTEMBER 2010
WODGINA SITE CONSTRUCTION WORKS NEARING COMPLETION
WODGINA KEY PERMITTING MILESTONES COMPLETE
WODGINA MINING CONTRACT AWARD IMMINENT
PARDOO 18 MONTH EXPORT TARGET OF 1.5MT TO BE ACHIEVED LATE APRIL
PARDOO FACILITIES UPGRADE TO 2.4MTPA COMPLETE
GLOBAL IRON ORE PRICE RISES OF AROUND 90% ACHIEVED
AUROX MERGER PROGRESSING WITH STRONG SUPPORT
http://www.stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=AGO&E=ASX&N=4863…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.284.446 von MFC500 am 07.04.10 08:52:02
Der Link von StockNessMonster funzt auf WO nicht - der hier von asx.com müsste gehen :
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100407/pdf/31pn4sn0p2vj4w.pdf
Der Link von StockNessMonster funzt auf WO nicht - der hier von asx.com müsste gehen :
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100407/pdf/31pn4sn0p2vj4w.pdf
Mt Webber DSO Joint Venture ‐ Commencement of drill program
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100409/pdf/31pphglh3mrwcx.pdf
@hoffihoff
Du mußt lediglich in der Adresszeile des geöffneten Fensters mit der "Return"-Taste bestätigen. Frag mich nicht warum; früher funktionierte das direkt. Ich bevorzuge grundsätzlich die Stockness-Links, da man hieraus direkt Text kopieren kann.
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100409/pdf/31pphglh3mrwcx.pdf
@hoffihoff
Du mußt lediglich in der Adresszeile des geöffneten Fensters mit der "Return"-Taste bestätigen. Frag mich nicht warum; früher funktionierte das direkt. Ich bevorzuge grundsätzlich die Stockness-Links, da man hieraus direkt Text kopieren kann.
von Hotcopper - Seite 1+2
Copy + Paste
http://www.atlasiron.com.au/IRM/Company/ShowPage.aspx?CPID=2… Ramp Up on Track, Price Strong (Hartleys)
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http://www.atlasiron.com.au/IRM/Company/ShowPage.aspx?CPID=2… Ramp Up on Track, Price Strong (Hartleys)
Kurs wegen anstehender Kapitalmaßnahme ausgesetzt
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100427/pdf/31pz2dx3pvyqfl.pdf
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100427/pdf/31pz2dx3pvyqfl.pdf
April 27, 2010
ATLAS Iron is set to raise $60 million to fast-track production plans to cash-in on the rising iron ore price.
The Pilbara miner placed its shares in a trading halt today, pending an announcement regarding a capital raising.
It is understood the Perth-based miner wants to significantly increase its annual iron ore target of 6 million tonnes.
The spot price of iron ore price is rapidly rising and now sits around $US190 a tonne. Plus, the major producers have all moved to change annual contracts to short-term agreements, linked to index-based prices related to the spot price.
Atlas is set to ramp up output at its flagship Pardoo project and fast-track plans to bring its Wodgina mine into production.
Perth-based broker Hartleys is advising Atlas on the raising.
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/city-beat/atlas-eye…
ATLAS Iron is set to raise $60 million to fast-track production plans to cash-in on the rising iron ore price.
The Pilbara miner placed its shares in a trading halt today, pending an announcement regarding a capital raising.
It is understood the Perth-based miner wants to significantly increase its annual iron ore target of 6 million tonnes.
The spot price of iron ore price is rapidly rising and now sits around $US190 a tonne. Plus, the major producers have all moved to change annual contracts to short-term agreements, linked to index-based prices related to the spot price.
Atlas is set to ramp up output at its flagship Pardoo project and fast-track plans to bring its Wodgina mine into production.
Perth-based broker Hartleys is advising Atlas on the raising.
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/city-beat/atlas-eye…
29 April 2009
ATLAS TO RAISE $63.5 MILLION TO CAPITALISE ON STRONG IRON ORE PRICES
Atlas Iron is pleased to announce that it will raise up to $63.5 million to fund a substantial increase in production and shipments in the second half of this calendar year. The proceeds will enable Atlas to accumulate a significant ore stockpile in the lead-up to the start of exports from the Utah Point port facility in Port Hedland, allowing Atlas to maximise the number of shipments of iron ore in what is anticipated to be a period of very strong iron ore prices.
The ore to be stockpiled will come from the Company’s expanding Pardoo operations and the start of production at Atlas’ second mine, Wodgina, both of which are in the Pilbara.
The funds will be raised through a $63.5 million placement to international and domestic institutional shareholders (“Placement”). The Placement is being managed by Hartleys Limited. Atlas Managing Director David Flanagan said the Company was delighted with the support it had received for the raising.
“The success of this capital raising, which was heavily oversubscribed, will assist Atlas in fast-tracking exports through the Utah Point in the second half of 2010,” he said.
The details of the capital raising are:
· shares under the Placement will be issued at $2.49 per share, representing an 7.4% discount to the closing price of Atlas' shares on Friday 23 April 2010;
· the Placement is expected to be completed on 7 May 2010; and
· 25.5 million shares will be issued under the Placement.
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...to fund a substantial increase in production and shipments in the second half... - leider sehr unpräzise
ATLAS TO RAISE $63.5 MILLION TO CAPITALISE ON STRONG IRON ORE PRICES
Atlas Iron is pleased to announce that it will raise up to $63.5 million to fund a substantial increase in production and shipments in the second half of this calendar year. The proceeds will enable Atlas to accumulate a significant ore stockpile in the lead-up to the start of exports from the Utah Point port facility in Port Hedland, allowing Atlas to maximise the number of shipments of iron ore in what is anticipated to be a period of very strong iron ore prices.
The ore to be stockpiled will come from the Company’s expanding Pardoo operations and the start of production at Atlas’ second mine, Wodgina, both of which are in the Pilbara.
The funds will be raised through a $63.5 million placement to international and domestic institutional shareholders (“Placement”). The Placement is being managed by Hartleys Limited. Atlas Managing Director David Flanagan said the Company was delighted with the support it had received for the raising.
“The success of this capital raising, which was heavily oversubscribed, will assist Atlas in fast-tracking exports through the Utah Point in the second half of 2010,” he said.
The details of the capital raising are:
· shares under the Placement will be issued at $2.49 per share, representing an 7.4% discount to the closing price of Atlas' shares on Friday 23 April 2010;
· the Placement is expected to be completed on 7 May 2010; and
· 25.5 million shares will be issued under the Placement.
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...to fund a substantial increase in production and shipments in the second half... - leider sehr unpräzise
29.04.10
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has granted conditional approval to a group of iron ore juniors to begin their push for rail haulage services and rail track access in the Pilbara. The regulator’s decision will allow Atlas Iron Ltd, Brockman Resources Ltd and FerrAus Ltd to collectively negotiate on the terms and conditions, including price, with infrastructure owners. Atlas, Brockman and FerrAus are part of the North West Iron Ore Alliance (NWIOA) which has been lobbying for greater access to the lucrative iron ore region.
“The NWIOA seeks to engage in collective negotiations with BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto, Fortescue Metals Group and any similar provider in future (the service providers),” the regulator said. “To enable the ACCC to assess the ongoing competitive impact of the proposed arrangements, authorisation has been granted subject to conditions that ensure the ACCC is kept informed of changes to the parties involved in the proposed collective negotiations.”
Participation in the collective negotiations is voluntary for both iron ore producers and the service providers.
http://www.businessspectator.com.au/bs.nsf/Article/ACCC-gree…
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has granted conditional approval to a group of iron ore juniors to begin their push for rail haulage services and rail track access in the Pilbara. The regulator’s decision will allow Atlas Iron Ltd, Brockman Resources Ltd and FerrAus Ltd to collectively negotiate on the terms and conditions, including price, with infrastructure owners. Atlas, Brockman and FerrAus are part of the North West Iron Ore Alliance (NWIOA) which has been lobbying for greater access to the lucrative iron ore region.
“The NWIOA seeks to engage in collective negotiations with BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto, Fortescue Metals Group and any similar provider in future (the service providers),” the regulator said. “To enable the ACCC to assess the ongoing competitive impact of the proposed arrangements, authorisation has been granted subject to conditions that ensure the ACCC is kept informed of changes to the parties involved in the proposed collective negotiations.”
Participation in the collective negotiations is voluntary for both iron ore producers and the service providers.
http://www.businessspectator.com.au/bs.nsf/Article/ACCC-gree…
30 April 2010
ATLAS WINS FINAL GOVERNMENT APPROVAL FOR WODGINA
Atlas Iron is pleased to announce that it has secured final Government approval for its Wodgina DSO Iron Ore Project (“Wodgina”) to allow the commencement of mining. A mining fleet will now mobilise to site immediately, with mining due to start in early June 2010. Atlas is now on target to achieve iron ore exports at a combined rate of 6 million tonnes per annum (Mtpa) from its Wodgina and Pardoo DSO mines in Western Australia by December 2010.
WODGINA DSO PROJECT
ENVIRONMENTAL APPROVALS PROCESS COMPLETE
MINING CONTRACT AWARDED TO BGC CONTRACTING
MINING FLEET MOBILISING TO SITE
EARLY JUNE 2010 STARTUP
3.6MTPA EXPORT RATE BY DEC 2010
“This is a huge achievement and we are enormously proud of the whole team, Atlas Managing Director, David Flanagan said. “To take a project from an iron ore discovery to an iron ore mine in less than 18 months is simply remarkable. We are now well positioned to benefit from very strong demand, high iron ore prices moving forward, and to meet our target export rate of 6 Mtpa by December 2010.
WODGINA MINING CONTRACT
With all environmental approvals complete, mining is set to commence in early June 2010. Following an extensive competitive tender process, BGC Contracting has been awarded the Wodgina Mining Contract with mobilisation commencing immediately and mining due to start in early June. BGC is an experienced iron ore mining contractor with existing contracts in place within Atlas’ peer group.
Costs realised through the tender process are consistent with Atlas’ expectations arising from its previous feasibility studies for the Wodgina DSO Project.
WODGINA NORTH PROSPECT EXPLORATION
Atlas is also pleased to advise that it has commenced drilling at the Wodgina North iron ore prospect. Wodgina North has a previously reported exploration target of 20 to 40Mt at 57% Fe to 60% Fe. The extent and quality of the grade of outcropping iron enrichment (up to 900 metres wide grading 59% Fe) compares favourably to other prospects which have delivered resources and reserves elsewhere on Atlas tenements. An extensive programme of some 200 RC holes is currently underway.
In the event that drilling is successful, Atlas will move to fast rack feasibility studies, targeting a production expansion of Wodgina during late CY 2011.
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ATLAS WINS FINAL GOVERNMENT APPROVAL FOR WODGINA
Atlas Iron is pleased to announce that it has secured final Government approval for its Wodgina DSO Iron Ore Project (“Wodgina”) to allow the commencement of mining. A mining fleet will now mobilise to site immediately, with mining due to start in early June 2010. Atlas is now on target to achieve iron ore exports at a combined rate of 6 million tonnes per annum (Mtpa) from its Wodgina and Pardoo DSO mines in Western Australia by December 2010.
WODGINA DSO PROJECT
ENVIRONMENTAL APPROVALS PROCESS COMPLETE
MINING CONTRACT AWARDED TO BGC CONTRACTING
MINING FLEET MOBILISING TO SITE
EARLY JUNE 2010 STARTUP
3.6MTPA EXPORT RATE BY DEC 2010
“This is a huge achievement and we are enormously proud of the whole team, Atlas Managing Director, David Flanagan said. “To take a project from an iron ore discovery to an iron ore mine in less than 18 months is simply remarkable. We are now well positioned to benefit from very strong demand, high iron ore prices moving forward, and to meet our target export rate of 6 Mtpa by December 2010.
WODGINA MINING CONTRACT
With all environmental approvals complete, mining is set to commence in early June 2010. Following an extensive competitive tender process, BGC Contracting has been awarded the Wodgina Mining Contract with mobilisation commencing immediately and mining due to start in early June. BGC is an experienced iron ore mining contractor with existing contracts in place within Atlas’ peer group.
Costs realised through the tender process are consistent with Atlas’ expectations arising from its previous feasibility studies for the Wodgina DSO Project.
WODGINA NORTH PROSPECT EXPLORATION
Atlas is also pleased to advise that it has commenced drilling at the Wodgina North iron ore prospect. Wodgina North has a previously reported exploration target of 20 to 40Mt at 57% Fe to 60% Fe. The extent and quality of the grade of outcropping iron enrichment (up to 900 metres wide grading 59% Fe) compares favourably to other prospects which have delivered resources and reserves elsewhere on Atlas tenements. An extensive programme of some 200 RC holes is currently underway.
In the event that drilling is successful, Atlas will move to fast rack feasibility studies, targeting a production expansion of Wodgina during late CY 2011.
http://www.stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=AGO&E=ASX&N=4892…
ATLAS Iron managing director David Flanagan reckons the new 40 per cent tax on the resources industry is "robbing Peter to pay Paul".
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/in-depth/case-study…
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/in-depth/case-study…
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5 May 2010
ATLAS TO SHIP ADDITIONAL TONNES THROUGH PORT HEDLAND PORT AHEAD OF UTAH START-UP
Atlas Iron is pleased to announce that the Port Hedland Port Authority has granted it permission to make additional shipments between June and September 2010 via Berth 1, enabling the Company to boost its sales at a time of strong iron ore prices.
Atlas will export up to one shipment per month in panamax vessels, each containing in the order of 60,000 tonnes, during this period. The combined tonnage available to Atlas in the next four months is expected to be in the order of 180,000 to 240,000 tonnes starting in June 2010.
These shipments will take place while Atlas accumulates a substantial ore stockpile for the new Utah Point port facility at Port Hedland as we work to start exports from Utah later in the year.
Atlas Managing Director David Flanagan said that even after allowing for the modest additional costs of using smaller ships, the Company expects to generate strong operating cashflows. “With the current high iron ore prices, every tonne we can get into the market will capture current high prices and make a big difference to our bottom line,” Mr Flanagan said. “We would like to acknowledge the assistance of the Port Hedland Port Authority in achieving this short term measure as we work toward putting first ore on ships through the new 17Mtpa Utah port facility”.
Following its recently announced capital raising and Wodgina mine startup, Atlas has started building a significant ore stockpile in Port Hedland in the lead-up to exports from the Utah Point port facility. The stockpile will allow Atlas to maximise iron ore shipments of iron ore in what is anticipated to be a period of
very strong iron ore prices.
The ongoing shipments through Berth 1 are subject to, complying with PHPA’s normal EPA operating requirements and conditions, performance of its first trial shipment in June ongoing berth capacity and compliance with berthing protocols,
In addition to the exports via Berth 1, Atlas is continuing to seek clarification as to the extent and duration of the previously notified capacity constraints at the FMG Anderson Point facility. Atlas will take advantage of additional exports through this facility when capacity is available
http://www.stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=AGO&E=ASX&N=4902…
ATLAS TO SHIP ADDITIONAL TONNES THROUGH PORT HEDLAND PORT AHEAD OF UTAH START-UP
Atlas Iron is pleased to announce that the Port Hedland Port Authority has granted it permission to make additional shipments between June and September 2010 via Berth 1, enabling the Company to boost its sales at a time of strong iron ore prices.
Atlas will export up to one shipment per month in panamax vessels, each containing in the order of 60,000 tonnes, during this period. The combined tonnage available to Atlas in the next four months is expected to be in the order of 180,000 to 240,000 tonnes starting in June 2010.
These shipments will take place while Atlas accumulates a substantial ore stockpile for the new Utah Point port facility at Port Hedland as we work to start exports from Utah later in the year.
Atlas Managing Director David Flanagan said that even after allowing for the modest additional costs of using smaller ships, the Company expects to generate strong operating cashflows. “With the current high iron ore prices, every tonne we can get into the market will capture current high prices and make a big difference to our bottom line,” Mr Flanagan said. “We would like to acknowledge the assistance of the Port Hedland Port Authority in achieving this short term measure as we work toward putting first ore on ships through the new 17Mtpa Utah port facility”.
Following its recently announced capital raising and Wodgina mine startup, Atlas has started building a significant ore stockpile in Port Hedland in the lead-up to exports from the Utah Point port facility. The stockpile will allow Atlas to maximise iron ore shipments of iron ore in what is anticipated to be a period of
very strong iron ore prices.
The ongoing shipments through Berth 1 are subject to, complying with PHPA’s normal EPA operating requirements and conditions, performance of its first trial shipment in June ongoing berth capacity and compliance with berthing protocols,
In addition to the exports via Berth 1, Atlas is continuing to seek clarification as to the extent and duration of the previously notified capacity constraints at the FMG Anderson Point facility. Atlas will take advantage of additional exports through this facility when capacity is available
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Die Aktienplatzierung 25,5 Mio @ A$2,49 ist durchgeführt
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AXO: Merger Update
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100506/pdf/31q6g347fjg936.pdf
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07.05.10
Atlas Iron boss ramps-up rhetoric against new tax
http://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/business/a/-/wa/7191026/atl…" target="_blank" rel="nofollow ugc noopener">http://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/business/a/-/wa/7191026/atl…
Atlas Iron boss ramps-up rhetoric against new tax
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kam nachbörslich:
Atlas DSO production target clarification
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100517/pdf/31qcw5fttj6kgv.pdf
Atlas DSO production target clarification
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100517/pdf/31qcw5fttj6kgv.pdf
Zum leidigen Steuerthema:
Die ersten Unternehmen haben Projekte zumindest auf "Hold" gestellt, darunter als größter Brocken Fortescue´s Expansionspläne in Höhe von $15 Mrd (http://www.miningweekly.com/article/fortescue-halts-15bn-exp…).
BHP chairman says reviews tax plan for investments
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/feedarticle/9081195
Oz Minerals needs more certainty on tax before copper project decision
http://www.miningweekly.com/article/oz-needs-more-certainty-…
Noch etwas zum Eisenerzpreis:
http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/bizchina/2010-05/19/content_986…
Die ersten Unternehmen haben Projekte zumindest auf "Hold" gestellt, darunter als größter Brocken Fortescue´s Expansionspläne in Höhe von $15 Mrd (http://www.miningweekly.com/article/fortescue-halts-15bn-exp…).
BHP chairman says reviews tax plan for investments
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/feedarticle/9081195
Oz Minerals needs more certainty on tax before copper project decision
http://www.miningweekly.com/article/oz-needs-more-certainty-…
Noch etwas zum Eisenerzpreis:
http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/bizchina/2010-05/19/content_986…
21 May 2010
Spot iron ore prices have fallen almost 12% this week, the biggest drop since the correction started on April 23. Prices were $155-156 per tonne cfr China on Friday for 63.5% Fe fines, falling from Thursday's $159-162 cfr despite a deadly cyclone hitting India's iron ore-rich eastern coast, shutting down ports. In all, prices have lost $35-36 per tonne or 18-19% from the peak of $190-192 per tonne on April 22. Transactions were scarce and two sources told MB they...
http://www.metalbulletin.com/Article/2575883/Iron/Spot-iron-…
Spot iron ore prices have fallen almost 12% this week, the biggest drop since the correction started on April 23. Prices were $155-156 per tonne cfr China on Friday for 63.5% Fe fines, falling from Thursday's $159-162 cfr despite a deadly cyclone hitting India's iron ore-rich eastern coast, shutting down ports. In all, prices have lost $35-36 per tonne or 18-19% from the peak of $190-192 per tonne on April 22. Transactions were scarce and two sources told MB they...
http://www.metalbulletin.com/Article/2575883/Iron/Spot-iron-…
China Receives Official Q2 Iron Ore Price From Rio Tinto
23 Mai 2010
China mills received the official iron ore price offer for the second quarter of this year from Rio Tinto Ltd.(RIO.AU, RIO.LN) on Friday, an executive in charge of iron ore import in one of China's largest steelmakers said to Dow Jones Newswires on Sunday.
According to Rio Tinto's offer, the free-on-board price for fine ore with grade of 63.5% is about US$123 per metric ton and around US$138 per ton for lump ore, said the executive.
"We just got the price on Friday," he said. "Mills and China Iron and Steel Association need to discuss it on working days this week."
http://www.easybourse.com/bourse/industrie/news/837309/china…
23 Mai 2010
China mills received the official iron ore price offer for the second quarter of this year from Rio Tinto Ltd.(RIO.AU, RIO.LN) on Friday, an executive in charge of iron ore import in one of China's largest steelmakers said to Dow Jones Newswires on Sunday.
According to Rio Tinto's offer, the free-on-board price for fine ore with grade of 63.5% is about US$123 per metric ton and around US$138 per ton for lump ore, said the executive.
"We just got the price on Friday," he said. "Mills and China Iron and Steel Association need to discuss it on working days this week."
http://www.easybourse.com/bourse/industrie/news/837309/china…
23.05.10
Chinese steel mills have expressed outrage as Vale and BHP propose an iron ore price of $160 per tonne for the third quarter.
...
The price is 23 percent higher than that in the second quarter.
ausführlich: http://minerals-and-metals.blogspot.com/2010/05/chinese-ange…
Chinese steel mills have expressed outrage as Vale and BHP propose an iron ore price of $160 per tonne for the third quarter.
...
The price is 23 percent higher than that in the second quarter.
ausführlich: http://minerals-and-metals.blogspot.com/2010/05/chinese-ange…
Hallo zusammen,
weiß einer wie das jetzt mit Aurox und Atlas weitergeht?
Danke
weiß einer wie das jetzt mit Aurox und Atlas weitergeht?
Danke
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.587.576 von baum56 am 26.05.10 18:53:42Diesbezüglich gibt es keine Neuigkeiten
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.588.374 von MFC500 am 26.05.10 20:56:01
Fast 10 % heute in Australien ist nicht schlecht!
Meiner Meinung nach ist die Supersteuer noch nicht durch.
Die Jungs sollen sich doch bitte an einen Verhandlungstisch platzieren,
so könnten beide Parteien gut leben.
leika
Fast 10 % heute in Australien ist nicht schlecht!
Meiner Meinung nach ist die Supersteuer noch nicht durch.
Die Jungs sollen sich doch bitte an einen Verhandlungstisch platzieren,
so könnten beide Parteien gut leben.
leika
28-May-10
Atlas Iron is set for a 78 per cent growth in share price in the next twelve months, a report from Credit Suisse has predicted.
The report cited recent capital raising and increased port access as the elements boosting the company's share profile.
The report was confident, "setting RSPT, European debt and Chinese tightening aside, we believe that even on the worst case infrastructure scenario, AGO is being priced on an iron ore price expectation of US$65/t FOB into perpetuity," a statement from Credit Suisse said.
The report highlighted the Utah Point berth, set to be launched in July 2010, as one factor contributing to the company's future success.
"We are upgrading our rating on Atlas Iron to outperform due to the share price movement now implying a potential 78 per cent 12-month return on our unchanged A$3.15/share target price. We have also updated our earnings forecasts, reflecting the recent capital raising and port access developments," Credit Suisse said.
http://www.wabusinessnews.com.au/en-story/1/80843/Atlas-set-…
Atlas Iron is set for a 78 per cent growth in share price in the next twelve months, a report from Credit Suisse has predicted.
The report cited recent capital raising and increased port access as the elements boosting the company's share profile.
The report was confident, "setting RSPT, European debt and Chinese tightening aside, we believe that even on the worst case infrastructure scenario, AGO is being priced on an iron ore price expectation of US$65/t FOB into perpetuity," a statement from Credit Suisse said.
The report highlighted the Utah Point berth, set to be launched in July 2010, as one factor contributing to the company's future success.
"We are upgrading our rating on Atlas Iron to outperform due to the share price movement now implying a potential 78 per cent 12-month return on our unchanged A$3.15/share target price. We have also updated our earnings forecasts, reflecting the recent capital raising and port access developments," Credit Suisse said.
http://www.wabusinessnews.com.au/en-story/1/80843/Atlas-set-…
FINANCE AUDIO: Atlas Iron MD, David Flanagan Updates On Production And The Resource Super Profit Tax (RSPT)
http://www.abnnewswire.net/multimedia/en/62978/Atlas
http://www.abnnewswire.net/multimedia/en/62978/Atlas
eine Meldung von Aurox: RESERVES
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MERGER
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16.06.10
NEW DSO DISCOVERY AT WODGINA
Atlas Iron is pleased to report the discovery of “Hercules”, a new direct shipping grade iron ore (DSO) prospect, at its Wodgina DSO operation, 110 kilometres south of Port Hedland in Western Australia.
Hercules, located 3 kilometres from the mine infrastructure, has now been drilled on an 80 metre by 80 metre grid pattern and better results include (See attached table of drill results for further detail):
Hercules
52 metres at 59.5% Fe from surface in WDRC1446
46 metres at 59.3% Fe from 2 metres in WDRC1506
32 metres at 58.5% Fe from surface in WDRC1421
34 metres at 58.0% Fe from 16 metres in WDRC1422
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NEW DSO DISCOVERY AT WODGINA
Atlas Iron is pleased to report the discovery of “Hercules”, a new direct shipping grade iron ore (DSO) prospect, at its Wodgina DSO operation, 110 kilometres south of Port Hedland in Western Australia.
Hercules, located 3 kilometres from the mine infrastructure, has now been drilled on an 80 metre by 80 metre grid pattern and better results include (See attached table of drill results for further detail):
Hercules
52 metres at 59.5% Fe from surface in WDRC1446
46 metres at 59.3% Fe from 2 metres in WDRC1506
32 metres at 58.5% Fe from surface in WDRC1421
34 metres at 58.0% Fe from 16 metres in WDRC1422
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21 June 2010
MINING COMMENCES AT WODGINA
Production to quadruple from current rate of 1.5Mtpa to 6Mtpa by December 2010
Atlas Iron is pleased to announce that mining has started at its Wodgina DSO Project, located 110 kilometres South of Port Hedland in the Pilbara of Western Australia (see
Atlas announcement dated 30 April 2010). With the commencement of mining at Wodgina and the scheduled delivery of the new multi-user port at Utah on 17th September, Atlas is on track to quadruple combined Pilbara exports to 6 Mtpa rate by December 2010.
The Karriyarra people, the WA State Government, Talison Minerals, Engenium, BGC, CSI and RED Engineering as well as the entire team at Atlas have all provided important contributions to this project and their efforts are very much appreciated. Atlas is now destined to become a significant iron ore exporter, employer and contributor to regional communities, the State of Western Australia and the nation.
“Our New Projects team, have not only delivered our second mine in as many years, they have set up a strong culture focused on safety and performance.” commented David Flanagan, Atlas’ Managing Director. “It’s one thing to make discoveries but very much another to be able to turn them into mines. Wodgina represents a great opportunity to create real value for our shareholders as we build a great iron ore company.”
Atlas celebrated the first blast at Anson on the 17th June. Mining is initially focusing on waste removal as the company ramps down into the starter pit in preparation for ore mining next week. Atlas will commence ore processing (crushing to 10mm) in July and road train haulage (up to 107 tonnes per unit) of ore into Port Hedland in August.
Utah Point Development
Atlas will be shipping iron ore through Utah in Port Hedland at a rate of 6 Mtpa later this year. Atlas continues to engage with Goodline, Pinc Group, the Port Hedland Port Authority and a number of key stakeholders as the Utah Point development is advanced for delivery of first ore on ship on 17th September 2010.
The delivery of the Australian made, Delta 7,500tph ship loader to Port Hedland in the first week of June 2010 is a major milestone. There has been significant advancement in engineering works on site in recent weeks as additional resources become available.
Ore from operations at Pardoo is currently being stockpiled (currently 165,000 tonnes) in Port Hedland in preparation for ship loading through Utah and shipments through Berth 1 in Port Hedland. Atlas’ next shipment through Berth 1 of circa 60,000 tonnes is due in late June / early July 2010 depending on loading rates achieved by other berth users.
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MINING COMMENCES AT WODGINA
Production to quadruple from current rate of 1.5Mtpa to 6Mtpa by December 2010
Atlas Iron is pleased to announce that mining has started at its Wodgina DSO Project, located 110 kilometres South of Port Hedland in the Pilbara of Western Australia (see
Atlas announcement dated 30 April 2010). With the commencement of mining at Wodgina and the scheduled delivery of the new multi-user port at Utah on 17th September, Atlas is on track to quadruple combined Pilbara exports to 6 Mtpa rate by December 2010.
The Karriyarra people, the WA State Government, Talison Minerals, Engenium, BGC, CSI and RED Engineering as well as the entire team at Atlas have all provided important contributions to this project and their efforts are very much appreciated. Atlas is now destined to become a significant iron ore exporter, employer and contributor to regional communities, the State of Western Australia and the nation.
“Our New Projects team, have not only delivered our second mine in as many years, they have set up a strong culture focused on safety and performance.” commented David Flanagan, Atlas’ Managing Director. “It’s one thing to make discoveries but very much another to be able to turn them into mines. Wodgina represents a great opportunity to create real value for our shareholders as we build a great iron ore company.”
Atlas celebrated the first blast at Anson on the 17th June. Mining is initially focusing on waste removal as the company ramps down into the starter pit in preparation for ore mining next week. Atlas will commence ore processing (crushing to 10mm) in July and road train haulage (up to 107 tonnes per unit) of ore into Port Hedland in August.
Utah Point Development
Atlas will be shipping iron ore through Utah in Port Hedland at a rate of 6 Mtpa later this year. Atlas continues to engage with Goodline, Pinc Group, the Port Hedland Port Authority and a number of key stakeholders as the Utah Point development is advanced for delivery of first ore on ship on 17th September 2010.
The delivery of the Australian made, Delta 7,500tph ship loader to Port Hedland in the first week of June 2010 is a major milestone. There has been significant advancement in engineering works on site in recent weeks as additional resources become available.
Ore from operations at Pardoo is currently being stockpiled (currently 165,000 tonnes) in Port Hedland in preparation for ship loading through Utah and shipments through Berth 1 in Port Hedland. Atlas’ next shipment through Berth 1 of circa 60,000 tonnes is due in late June / early July 2010 depending on loading rates achieved by other berth users.
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29.06.10
Atlas Iron says it is in advanced talks with several parties about the sale of a stake in its Ridley magnetite iron ore project in Western Australia. However, it also said more time was needed to seal a deal.
A China Daily report on Tuesday said that one of China's largest steel makers, Hebei Iron and Steel Group, was in talks with Atlas to buy a stake in the project in WA's Pilbara region. (siehe http://www.skynews.com.au/business/article.aspx?id=478755&ar…)
Atlas managing director David Flanagan declined to confirm the report, saying "if we were in talks with them, it would be the subject of a confidentiality agreement".
Reports from India in March claimed that a consortium led by India's biggest iron-ore producer, National Mineral Development Corporation (NMDC), had made a non-binding $230 million bid for a 70% stake in the Ridley project.
"I'm not going to comment on this one (Hebei) but I will say that we are currently in discussions and those discussions are quite advanced with different parties," Mr Flanagan told AAP. "But we're not on the cusp of signing a deal."
Mr Flanagan said Atlas had looked beyond Australia to acquire new assets and would consider more corporate tie-ups following its merger with Aurox Resources Ltd.
"Over time, there will be other things that we acquire, companies or assets ... to support growth in the company," he said. "We had a serious look at an asset in Africa.
"Our door is open ... but we're not served well by going on an M&A (mergers and acquisitions) rampage ... and we're not in talks (on that front)."
Mr Flanagan said Atlas had not been approached by China's Hanlong Mining, which said in late April that it planned to become "the fourth force in iron ore mining in Australia". This had sparked speculation it may seek to do this by acquiring miners like Atlas. Mr Flanagan said Hanlong was cashed up with $5 billion, but was likely only fishing for willing parties to do deals. Hanlong has been sought for comment.
Mr Flanagan also on Tuesday declined to comment on whether Atlas was in talks with Gina Rinehart's Hancock Prospecting about using the private company's planned new rail line in the Pilbara to get its product to port. "If we were in discussions, it would be confidential," he said. "If someone were to provide third-party haulage, it would be of benefit to smaller miners."
The WA government last week gave Hancock the green light to develop a 300km rail line linking its Roy Hill iron ore project to Port Hedland. Hancock's planned new rail line will be near Fortescue Metals Group Ltd's Christmas Creek mine, which Fortescue plans to connect to its flagship Cloudbreak mine by a 50km rail link.
A News Ltd report on Monday claimed Hancock was in talks with Fortescue about potential rail haulage deals. Fortescue was being sought for comment.
http://news.smh.com.au/breaking-news-business/atlas-says-rid…
Atlas Iron says it is in advanced talks with several parties about the sale of a stake in its Ridley magnetite iron ore project in Western Australia. However, it also said more time was needed to seal a deal.
A China Daily report on Tuesday said that one of China's largest steel makers, Hebei Iron and Steel Group, was in talks with Atlas to buy a stake in the project in WA's Pilbara region. (siehe http://www.skynews.com.au/business/article.aspx?id=478755&ar…)
Atlas managing director David Flanagan declined to confirm the report, saying "if we were in talks with them, it would be the subject of a confidentiality agreement".
Reports from India in March claimed that a consortium led by India's biggest iron-ore producer, National Mineral Development Corporation (NMDC), had made a non-binding $230 million bid for a 70% stake in the Ridley project.
"I'm not going to comment on this one (Hebei) but I will say that we are currently in discussions and those discussions are quite advanced with different parties," Mr Flanagan told AAP. "But we're not on the cusp of signing a deal."
Mr Flanagan said Atlas had looked beyond Australia to acquire new assets and would consider more corporate tie-ups following its merger with Aurox Resources Ltd.
"Over time, there will be other things that we acquire, companies or assets ... to support growth in the company," he said. "We had a serious look at an asset in Africa.
"Our door is open ... but we're not served well by going on an M&A (mergers and acquisitions) rampage ... and we're not in talks (on that front)."
Mr Flanagan said Atlas had not been approached by China's Hanlong Mining, which said in late April that it planned to become "the fourth force in iron ore mining in Australia". This had sparked speculation it may seek to do this by acquiring miners like Atlas. Mr Flanagan said Hanlong was cashed up with $5 billion, but was likely only fishing for willing parties to do deals. Hanlong has been sought for comment.
Mr Flanagan also on Tuesday declined to comment on whether Atlas was in talks with Gina Rinehart's Hancock Prospecting about using the private company's planned new rail line in the Pilbara to get its product to port. "If we were in discussions, it would be confidential," he said. "If someone were to provide third-party haulage, it would be of benefit to smaller miners."
The WA government last week gave Hancock the green light to develop a 300km rail line linking its Roy Hill iron ore project to Port Hedland. Hancock's planned new rail line will be near Fortescue Metals Group Ltd's Christmas Creek mine, which Fortescue plans to connect to its flagship Cloudbreak mine by a 50km rail link.
A News Ltd report on Monday claimed Hancock was in talks with Fortescue about potential rail haulage deals. Fortescue was being sought for comment.
http://news.smh.com.au/breaking-news-business/atlas-says-rid…
Chinas Hebei Iron will in Australiens Atlas Iron Ridley-Projekt einsteigen
Sydney 29.06.2010 (www.emfis.com) Der chinesische Stahlkonzern Hebei Iron & Steel Group soll sich in Gesprächen mit der australischen Atlas Iron über eine Beteiligung an deren Eisenerz –Projekt befinden, dass berichtete die chinesische Tageszeitung China Daily.
Die Hebei Iron, welche selbst über keine Bodenschätze in Übersee verfügt, ist an dem Einstieg in das Ridley- Projekt in Westaustralien interessiert, um hier die Eisenerzlieferungen zu verstärken, so die Zeitung. Über den Stand der Gespräche bzw. finanzielle Details wurden keine Angaben gemacht.
Das Projekt wird voraussichtlich in der Lage sein, 15 Millionen Tonnen Erz pro Jahr in den nächsten 35 Jahren zu fördern.
Atlas, welche aus einer Fusion mit der Aurox Resources und anderen australischen Erzminen hervorgegangen ist, befindet sich seit geraumer Zeit auf der Suche nach einem Entwicklungspartner für das Ridley -Projekt.
http://www.emfis.de/asien/asien/nachrichten/beitrag/id/China…
Sydney 29.06.2010 (www.emfis.com) Der chinesische Stahlkonzern Hebei Iron & Steel Group soll sich in Gesprächen mit der australischen Atlas Iron über eine Beteiligung an deren Eisenerz –Projekt befinden, dass berichtete die chinesische Tageszeitung China Daily.
Die Hebei Iron, welche selbst über keine Bodenschätze in Übersee verfügt, ist an dem Einstieg in das Ridley- Projekt in Westaustralien interessiert, um hier die Eisenerzlieferungen zu verstärken, so die Zeitung. Über den Stand der Gespräche bzw. finanzielle Details wurden keine Angaben gemacht.
Das Projekt wird voraussichtlich in der Lage sein, 15 Millionen Tonnen Erz pro Jahr in den nächsten 35 Jahren zu fördern.
Atlas, welche aus einer Fusion mit der Aurox Resources und anderen australischen Erzminen hervorgegangen ist, befindet sich seit geraumer Zeit auf der Suche nach einem Entwicklungspartner für das Ridley -Projekt.
http://www.emfis.de/asien/asien/nachrichten/beitrag/id/China…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.750.511 von hoffihoff am 29.06.10 11:59:43Atlas, welche aus einer Fusion mit der Aurox Resources und anderen australischen Erzminen hervorgegangen ist...
was für ein Nonsens!
was für ein Nonsens!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.751.109 von MFC500 am 29.06.10 13:45:48Stimmt !
Atlas Iron Ltd managing director David Flanagan says junior miners are very worried by talk of a deal on the resources super profits tax (RSPT), because they haven't been consulted at all.
Mr Flanagan told ABC TV's Lateline Business program he would be "very surprised" if an announcement on the RSPT is made tomorrow, but as no information had been released to the Association of Mining and Exploration Companies (AMEC) all he can do is speculate.
"I would be concerned if there was an announcement that took place before there was proper consultation and consensus, after all that's where we thought we were heading with Julia Gillard," he said.
"But maybe not and maybe we've got a lot more reason to reason to be concerned about the future of Australia."
Mr Flanagan said he had been in contact with some of the larger mining players and that they assured him they were not taking advantage of the smaller companies in the talks.
He said the big miners were more akin to large industrial companies than small-caps.
"To think that those guys know our business and can properly negotiate an outcome on behalf of us, well l don't think that they can and I don't think to date the government has shown a true and proper understanding of our businesses," he said.
He says there was a perception that the outcome will be a product that is important to the major players in the industry, and not the minor ones.
Mr Flanagan said the individual changes to the tax reported in the media, such as to the headline rate of 40 per cent or the uplift factor, would not benefit small miners.
He said a higher uplift factor would benefit large companies with high capital spending, and small miners just didn't have the kind of business model focussed on spending lots of capital.
He said it was not "anywhere near" the cost of capital for the industry, which had to rely on equity markets.
"They're effectively confidence markets and right now the confidence is low. The mojo is gone and we need to get it back by doing something quickly which doesn't provide a disadvantage to the juniors."
http://www.businessspectator.com.au/bs.nsf/Article/Atlas-Iro…
Mr Flanagan told ABC TV's Lateline Business program he would be "very surprised" if an announcement on the RSPT is made tomorrow, but as no information had been released to the Association of Mining and Exploration Companies (AMEC) all he can do is speculate.
"I would be concerned if there was an announcement that took place before there was proper consultation and consensus, after all that's where we thought we were heading with Julia Gillard," he said.
"But maybe not and maybe we've got a lot more reason to reason to be concerned about the future of Australia."
Mr Flanagan said he had been in contact with some of the larger mining players and that they assured him they were not taking advantage of the smaller companies in the talks.
He said the big miners were more akin to large industrial companies than small-caps.
"To think that those guys know our business and can properly negotiate an outcome on behalf of us, well l don't think that they can and I don't think to date the government has shown a true and proper understanding of our businesses," he said.
He says there was a perception that the outcome will be a product that is important to the major players in the industry, and not the minor ones.
Mr Flanagan said the individual changes to the tax reported in the media, such as to the headline rate of 40 per cent or the uplift factor, would not benefit small miners.
He said a higher uplift factor would benefit large companies with high capital spending, and small miners just didn't have the kind of business model focussed on spending lots of capital.
He said it was not "anywhere near" the cost of capital for the industry, which had to rely on equity markets.
"They're effectively confidence markets and right now the confidence is low. The mojo is gone and we need to get it back by doing something quickly which doesn't provide a disadvantage to the juniors."
http://www.businessspectator.com.au/bs.nsf/Article/Atlas-Iro…
2 July 2010
Atlas Iron welcomes the Australian Competition Tribunal’s decision to declare BHP Billiton’s Goldsworthy railway in the Pilbara region of Western Australia, saying the move helped pave the way for opportunities for substantial increases in Atlas’ iron ore production.
Atlas’ Managing Director David Flanagan said he agreed wholeheartedly with the Tribunal’s finding that “it would not be contrary to the public interest” for third parties to be granted access to the Goldsworthy railway and associated infrastructure.
The Goldsworthy railway is within close proximity to some of Atlas’ key iron ore deposits, running directly to Port Hedland, adjacent to existing and planned multi user port infrastructure. While there is still a number of issues to be resolved it will now be seriously considered as a means for transporting ore to Port Hedland. Atlas’ Managing Director David Flanagan said that “This is another step on the road to shared rail infrastructure which would ultimately support many companies and new long life projects with the potential to create of thousands of new jobs and gain billions of dollars in extra export revenues for the benefit of all Australians.”
http://www.stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=AGO&E=ASX&N=4962…
AUROX AND ATLAS MERGER
Federal Court convenes Scheme meeting and approves issue of Scheme Booklet
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100702/pdf/31r4jblrxhg422.pdf
AXO: Postcard mail out to shareholders
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100702/pdf/31r4ky43s9drzj.pdf
Atlas Iron welcomes the Australian Competition Tribunal’s decision to declare BHP Billiton’s Goldsworthy railway in the Pilbara region of Western Australia, saying the move helped pave the way for opportunities for substantial increases in Atlas’ iron ore production.
Atlas’ Managing Director David Flanagan said he agreed wholeheartedly with the Tribunal’s finding that “it would not be contrary to the public interest” for third parties to be granted access to the Goldsworthy railway and associated infrastructure.
The Goldsworthy railway is within close proximity to some of Atlas’ key iron ore deposits, running directly to Port Hedland, adjacent to existing and planned multi user port infrastructure. While there is still a number of issues to be resolved it will now be seriously considered as a means for transporting ore to Port Hedland. Atlas’ Managing Director David Flanagan said that “This is another step on the road to shared rail infrastructure which would ultimately support many companies and new long life projects with the potential to create of thousands of new jobs and gain billions of dollars in extra export revenues for the benefit of all Australians.”
http://www.stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=AGO&E=ASX&N=4962…
AUROX AND ATLAS MERGER
Federal Court convenes Scheme meeting and approves issue of Scheme Booklet
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100702/pdf/31r4jblrxhg422.pdf
AXO: Postcard mail out to shareholders
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100702/pdf/31r4ky43s9drzj.pdf
Klarheit bzgl der australischen "Super"-Tax:
02.07.10
The Government today dropped its plan for a 40% resource super profits tax and replaced it with a 30% minerals resource rent tax.
The new tax will apply to iron ore and coal projects, which will be taxed at a headline rate of 30 per cent, down from the previously planned 40%.
The petroleum resource rent tax will be extended to all onshore and offshore oil, gas and coal seam methane projects.
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/breaking-news/shares-rise-o…
02.07.10
The Government today dropped its plan for a 40% resource super profits tax and replaced it with a 30% minerals resource rent tax.
The new tax will apply to iron ore and coal projects, which will be taxed at a headline rate of 30 per cent, down from the previously planned 40%.
The petroleum resource rent tax will be extended to all onshore and offshore oil, gas and coal seam methane projects.
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/breaking-news/shares-rise-o…
noch ein wenig Lektüre zum Steuerthema, auch Statements vom Atlas MD. Die Veräergerung ist nachvollziehbar, da man nur die - internationalen - großen Drei in die Verhandlungen einbezogen hat.
WA miners unhappy with tax deal
http://www.wabusinessnews.com.au/en-story/1/81725/Mixed-resp…
Juniors say tax won't help exploration
http://news.smh.com.au/breaking-news-business/juniors-say-ta…
Miners break ranks to attack PM Julia Gillard's new tax plans
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/mining-energy/miner…
WA miners unhappy with tax deal
http://www.wabusinessnews.com.au/en-story/1/81725/Mixed-resp…
Juniors say tax won't help exploration
http://news.smh.com.au/breaking-news-business/juniors-say-ta…
Miners break ranks to attack PM Julia Gillard's new tax plans
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/mining-energy/miner…
Australia eyes iron ore tax breaks -mine group
http://af.reuters.com/article/energyOilNews/idAFSYU010190201…" target="_blank" rel="nofollow ugc noopener">http://af.reuters.com/article/energyOilNews/idAFSYU010190201…
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Maiden Resource at Warrawanda
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100705/pdf/31r5rmcrx35k3t.pdf
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100705/pdf/31r5rmcrx35k3t.pdf
6 July 2010
MORE DSO SUCCESS AT HERCULES
Atlas is pleased to announce additional exploration success at the recently discovered Hercules deposit, adjacent to existing mining operations at the Wodgina project, 100 kilometres south of Port Hedland in the Pilbara of Western Australia. Better results include:
24 metres at 60.4% Fe from 36 metres in WDRC1507
32 metres at 58.5% Fe from surface in WDRC1537
22 metres at 58.2% Fe from 14 metres in WDRC1535
36 metres at 57.3% Fe from surface in WDRC1513
28 metres at 57.4% Fe from surface in WDRC1512
Exploration is ongoing at Hercules, with infilling drilling to a nominal 40 metre spacing to be completed across key areas in the next few months ahead of resource estimation for reporting later in the year.
Mining operations are well underway at Anson, with crushing plant commissioning due to commence in late July ahead of ore haulage to port starting in early August.
“It’s one thing to find an iron ore deposit but clearly something special for it to be 100 kilometres from one of the world’s great iron ore ports, adjacent to existing operations where we have installed all the required capital, resolved transport and port solutions and started mining” commented David Flanagan, Atlas’ Managing Director. “The team are to be commended for a great job all round.”
http://www.stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=AGO&E=ASX&N=4965…
MORE DSO SUCCESS AT HERCULES
Atlas is pleased to announce additional exploration success at the recently discovered Hercules deposit, adjacent to existing mining operations at the Wodgina project, 100 kilometres south of Port Hedland in the Pilbara of Western Australia. Better results include:
24 metres at 60.4% Fe from 36 metres in WDRC1507
32 metres at 58.5% Fe from surface in WDRC1537
22 metres at 58.2% Fe from 14 metres in WDRC1535
36 metres at 57.3% Fe from surface in WDRC1513
28 metres at 57.4% Fe from surface in WDRC1512
Exploration is ongoing at Hercules, with infilling drilling to a nominal 40 metre spacing to be completed across key areas in the next few months ahead of resource estimation for reporting later in the year.
Mining operations are well underway at Anson, with crushing plant commissioning due to commence in late July ahead of ore haulage to port starting in early August.
“It’s one thing to find an iron ore deposit but clearly something special for it to be 100 kilometres from one of the world’s great iron ore ports, adjacent to existing operations where we have installed all the required capital, resolved transport and port solutions and started mining” commented David Flanagan, Atlas’ Managing Director. “The team are to be commended for a great job all round.”
http://www.stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=AGO&E=ASX&N=4965…
06.07.10
Aurox Resources today released to its shareholders the Scheme Booklet explaining the full details of its proposed merger with Atlas Iron by way of scheme of arrangement. The Independent Expert commissioned by Aurox has concluded that the Scheme is fair and reasonable, and in the best interests of Aurox shareholders.
ausführlich:http://www.stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=AXO&E=ASX&N=4967…
Aurox Resources today released to its shareholders the Scheme Booklet explaining the full details of its proposed merger with Atlas Iron by way of scheme of arrangement. The Independent Expert commissioned by Aurox has concluded that the Scheme is fair and reasonable, and in the best interests of Aurox shareholders.
ausführlich:http://www.stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=AXO&E=ASX&N=4967…
07.07.10
Aurox - Redemption of Convertible Notes and Loan Drawdown
http://www.stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=AXO&E=ASX&N=4968…
Aurox - Redemption of Convertible Notes and Loan Drawdown
http://www.stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=AXO&E=ASX&N=4968…
zur aktuellen Eisenerzpreisentwicklung:
http://www.steelguru.com/raw_material_news/Iron_ore_spot_pri…
http://www.steelguru.com/raw_material_news/Iron_ore_spot_pri…
Einschätzung von Hartleys (30.06.)
www.atlasiron.com.au/IRM/Company/ShowPage.aspx?CPID=2490&EID…
niespe
www.atlasiron.com.au/IRM/Company/ShowPage.aspx?CPID=2490&EID…
niespe
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.841.235 von niespe am 19.07.10 14:05:44leider falscher Link, hier der richtige:
http://stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=AGO&E=ASX&N=497873
niespe
http://stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=AGO&E=ASX&N=497873
niespe
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.841.178 von niespe am 19.07.10 13:57:41Beim Lesen sollte man jedoch im Hinterkopf behalten, daß die Eisenerzpreise derzeit den Rückwärtsgang eingelegt haben.
Neues aus der Gerüchteküche:
22 Jul 2010
BL reported that Kobe Steel of Japan, which has signed an MoU with NMDC Limited for setting up an iron nugget plant in Andhra Pradesh, is keen to expand the scope of the relationship with India's largest iron ore producing company.
As per report, Kobe Steel is mulling teaming up with NMDC to acquire majority stake in Atlas Iron's Ridley iron ore project in Australia. Atlas Iron is planning disinvestment of 70% of its stake in the Ridley project. NMDC has before it a proposal to acquire a stake in it.
NMDC sources said that "The extent of our acquisition will depend on how much the deal is worth. If it is around USD 200 million, perhaps we might consider acquiring 30% stake but if the value becomes much higher, we might have a second thought about it."
Kobe Steel, it is understood, is keen to acquire about 50% stake, which Saudi Arabia's ABS Consulting had earlier planned to acquire but subsequently backed out. Boulder Steel Limited of Australia, which had evinced interest in picking up stake in the Ridley project, too is believed to have changed its mind.
NMDC, it is learnt, is mulling a JV with ArcelorMittal for developing iron ore mines in Senegal, in Africa. An NMDC team will visit Senegal in August. There is a further proposal to acquire coking coal mines of both soft and hard varieties in Russia.
http://www.steelguru.com/raw_material_news/Kobe_Steel_mulls_…
22 Jul 2010
BL reported that Kobe Steel of Japan, which has signed an MoU with NMDC Limited for setting up an iron nugget plant in Andhra Pradesh, is keen to expand the scope of the relationship with India's largest iron ore producing company.
As per report, Kobe Steel is mulling teaming up with NMDC to acquire majority stake in Atlas Iron's Ridley iron ore project in Australia. Atlas Iron is planning disinvestment of 70% of its stake in the Ridley project. NMDC has before it a proposal to acquire a stake in it.
NMDC sources said that "The extent of our acquisition will depend on how much the deal is worth. If it is around USD 200 million, perhaps we might consider acquiring 30% stake but if the value becomes much higher, we might have a second thought about it."
Kobe Steel, it is understood, is keen to acquire about 50% stake, which Saudi Arabia's ABS Consulting had earlier planned to acquire but subsequently backed out. Boulder Steel Limited of Australia, which had evinced interest in picking up stake in the Ridley project, too is believed to have changed its mind.
NMDC, it is learnt, is mulling a JV with ArcelorMittal for developing iron ore mines in Senegal, in Africa. An NMDC team will visit Senegal in August. There is a further proposal to acquire coking coal mines of both soft and hard varieties in Russia.
http://www.steelguru.com/raw_material_news/Kobe_Steel_mulls_…
June 2010 Quarterly Activities Report
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100728/pdf/31rkgvvn6scgm0.pdf
June 2010 Quarterly Cashflow Report
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100728/pdf/31rkgstj36mhyb.pdf
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100728/pdf/31rkgvvn6scgm0.pdf
June 2010 Quarterly Cashflow Report
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100728/pdf/31rkgstj36mhyb.pdf
28.07.10
Atlas Iron is dipping into its coffers for $8 million to ensure a new common-user port in Western Australia's Pilbara will be ready for its use in September. Continuity of port access is crucial to Atlas as it works to quadruple exports to six million tonnes per annum by the end of this calendar year, a plan that is on track, the company says.
Atlas has until recently been using Fortescue Metals Group Ltd's port facilities at Port Hedland but will begin using new berths being developed at Utah Point in mid-September.
Atlas said the Port Hedland Port Authority had agreed to its request for a review into fast-tracking the development, which found that additional construction and engineering staff were required on site. "Atlas has subsequently entered into an agreement to contribute additional funding in the order of $8 million to ensure the timely delivery of the facility on 17 September," Atlas said in a statement.
Fortescue did not have enough port capacity to provide Atlas with access after its April iron ore shipment, requiring Atlas to stockpile more material than usual. However, Atlas says Fortescue now has spare capacity available for its smaller rival in the September quarter.
Atlas said it mined 283,114 tonnes of iron ore in the June quarter but only shipped 164,706 tonnes, increasing final product stocks at port by 138 per cent. In the 12 months to June 30, Atlas mined 1.23 million tonnes of the bulk commodity and shipped 1.1 million tonnes.
The company had $155.2 million cash on hand at the end of June.
http://www.businessspectator.com.au/bs.nsf/Article/Atlas-Iro…
Atlas Iron is dipping into its coffers for $8 million to ensure a new common-user port in Western Australia's Pilbara will be ready for its use in September. Continuity of port access is crucial to Atlas as it works to quadruple exports to six million tonnes per annum by the end of this calendar year, a plan that is on track, the company says.
Atlas has until recently been using Fortescue Metals Group Ltd's port facilities at Port Hedland but will begin using new berths being developed at Utah Point in mid-September.
Atlas said the Port Hedland Port Authority had agreed to its request for a review into fast-tracking the development, which found that additional construction and engineering staff were required on site. "Atlas has subsequently entered into an agreement to contribute additional funding in the order of $8 million to ensure the timely delivery of the facility on 17 September," Atlas said in a statement.
Fortescue did not have enough port capacity to provide Atlas with access after its April iron ore shipment, requiring Atlas to stockpile more material than usual. However, Atlas says Fortescue now has spare capacity available for its smaller rival in the September quarter.
Atlas said it mined 283,114 tonnes of iron ore in the June quarter but only shipped 164,706 tonnes, increasing final product stocks at port by 138 per cent. In the 12 months to June 30, Atlas mined 1.23 million tonnes of the bulk commodity and shipped 1.1 million tonnes.
The company had $155.2 million cash on hand at the end of June.
http://www.businessspectator.com.au/bs.nsf/Article/Atlas-Iro…
03.08.10
Ridley sale clouded by MRRT
Atlas Iron chief David Flanagan says the Federal Government's proposed mining tax continues to cast a shadow over the sale of its Ridley magnetite deposit.
Atlas has been in talks to sell up to 70% of Ridley for months and was understood to be close to a deal before the tax was announced in May. Analysts have suggested Atlas could pocket about $150 million if it sells 70 per cent of Ridley.
In a brief update today ahead of Mr Flanagan's address to the Diggers and Dealers conference tomorrow, he said discussions were ongoing but the minerals resource rent tax "remains a key issue with potential partners".
The magnetite industry is lobbying to be excluded from the MRRT because of the higher costs of processing involved. The issue has been referred to the policy transition group. The MRRT has been the hot topic of conversation at the conference, which started in Kalgoorlie-Boulder yesterday.
http://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/a/-/mp/7694160/ridley-sale-…
Ridley sale clouded by MRRT
Atlas Iron chief David Flanagan says the Federal Government's proposed mining tax continues to cast a shadow over the sale of its Ridley magnetite deposit.
Atlas has been in talks to sell up to 70% of Ridley for months and was understood to be close to a deal before the tax was announced in May. Analysts have suggested Atlas could pocket about $150 million if it sells 70 per cent of Ridley.
In a brief update today ahead of Mr Flanagan's address to the Diggers and Dealers conference tomorrow, he said discussions were ongoing but the minerals resource rent tax "remains a key issue with potential partners".
The magnetite industry is lobbying to be excluded from the MRRT because of the higher costs of processing involved. The issue has been referred to the policy transition group. The MRRT has been the hot topic of conversation at the conference, which started in Kalgoorlie-Boulder yesterday.
http://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/a/-/mp/7694160/ridley-sale-…
August 4, 2010
Atlas Iron eyes manganese, foreign asset
Atlas Iron Ltd is eyeing an offshore asset and says it could branch into manganese.
Managing director David Flanagan said Atlas had considered moving into several commodities but its first step beyond iron ore would be manganese, which was used in steel making.
"In the Pilbara, manganese would fit very neatly with our business," Mr Flanagan told reporters at the Diggers and Dealers mining conference in Kalgoorlie, Western Australia on Wednesday.
"Why export a $US100-a-tonne product when you can export a $US300-a-tonne product? And we're using the same mining technology - it's just basically very similar," he said.
The company already has exposure to manganese through Shaw River Resources Ltd, which is 46 per cent held by Atlas.
"We're not about to bid for Shaw but that's why we're backing those guys in the Pilbara and in Ghana, and wherever else they go," Mr Flanagan said. "They have got some fantastic prospects and a lot of good ground around (Consolidated Minerals') Woodie Woodie (manganese mine) and through the Ashburton (region in WA)."
Mr Flanagan said the offshore asset Atlas was eyeing "might fit nicely".
"But seriously, the main focus is the Pilbara iron ore, and for the next six months it's about growing production." Mr Flanagan said Atlas was on track to quadruple its annual iron ore production rate to six million by December.
http://news.theage.com.au/breaking-news-business/atlas-iron-…
Atlas Iron eyes manganese, foreign asset
Atlas Iron Ltd is eyeing an offshore asset and says it could branch into manganese.
Managing director David Flanagan said Atlas had considered moving into several commodities but its first step beyond iron ore would be manganese, which was used in steel making.
"In the Pilbara, manganese would fit very neatly with our business," Mr Flanagan told reporters at the Diggers and Dealers mining conference in Kalgoorlie, Western Australia on Wednesday.
"Why export a $US100-a-tonne product when you can export a $US300-a-tonne product? And we're using the same mining technology - it's just basically very similar," he said.
The company already has exposure to manganese through Shaw River Resources Ltd, which is 46 per cent held by Atlas.
"We're not about to bid for Shaw but that's why we're backing those guys in the Pilbara and in Ghana, and wherever else they go," Mr Flanagan said. "They have got some fantastic prospects and a lot of good ground around (Consolidated Minerals') Woodie Woodie (manganese mine) and through the Ashburton (region in WA)."
Mr Flanagan said the offshore asset Atlas was eyeing "might fit nicely".
"But seriously, the main focus is the Pilbara iron ore, and for the next six months it's about growing production." Mr Flanagan said Atlas was on track to quadruple its annual iron ore production rate to six million by December.
http://news.theage.com.au/breaking-news-business/atlas-iron-…
Ich warte ja immer noch auf den Umtausch meiner Aurox-shares .. hätte der nicht schon längst stattfinden sollen???
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.926.758 von MONSIEURCB am 04.08.10 14:14:05zunächst müssen die Aurox-Aktionäre dem Deal zustimmen, m.W., falls sich das nicht geändert hat, findet das entsprechende Meeting am 06.08. statt.
Aurox Resources Ltd says its shareholders have "overwhelmingly" approved a merger with Atlas Iron Limited worth around $143 million.
Aurox says 100 per cent of the votes cast on the resolution were in favour of the merger, with 99.9 per cent of shareholders voting
ausführlich: http://news.smh.com.au/breaking-news-business/aurox-sharehol…
Aurox says 100 per cent of the votes cast on the resolution were in favour of the merger, with 99.9 per cent of shareholders voting
ausführlich: http://news.smh.com.au/breaking-news-business/aurox-sharehol…
Danke für die Info ... gab es einen Stichtag, ab dem der Umtausch 1:3 gilt? Event. würde es sich ja noch lohnen, schnell ein paar Aurox aufzustocken ...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.940.126 von MONSIEURCB am 06.08.10 10:32:00einen Stichtag in dem Sinne gibt es nicht, da alle Auroxaktien in Atlaspapiere gewandelt werden und die Notierung von Aurox eingestellt wird.
Atlas Stalls Ridley Iron Ore Mine Sale Pending Australian Election Result
06.08.10
Atlas Iron said it will withhold selling a stake in its Ridley mine until after the national election later this month because of uncertainty over a proposed mining tax.
Talks are continuing with groups in China, Chief Executive Officer David Flanagan said today, without naming any buyer. The Perth-based company is looking to sell 50 percent to 80 percent of the mine in Western Australia’s Pilbara region.
“A key issue we are always talking about with these groups is the tax,” Flanagan told reporters today in Melbourne. “There’s lots of uncertainty because it is a big investment.”
Australia’s Prime Minister Julia Gillard scaled back a proposed 40 percent tax on mining profits to a 30 percent levy on iron ore and coal earnings after ousting Kevin Rudd in June. Atlas, seeking to expand output fivefold this year, is in talks with three groups from Asia and the Middle East to sell a stake in its Ridley project, Flanagan had said earlier.
Atlas gained 2.4 percent to A$2.17 at the close of trade in Sydney. Of 10 analysts covering the stock, six recommend investors “buy,” while the remaining recommend “hold,” according to data on the Bloomberg.
Flanagan said he won’t vote for Gillard’s government in the national election on Aug. 21. Atlas is a member of the Association of Mining and Exploration Companies that has resumed an anti-tax advertising campaign this week.
“Given where we are right now, really we can’t afford to risk having this tax in our country,” Flanagan said. “That means I won’t be voting for the current labor government.”
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2010-08-06/atlas-stalls-ridley…
06.08.10
Atlas Iron said it will withhold selling a stake in its Ridley mine until after the national election later this month because of uncertainty over a proposed mining tax.
Talks are continuing with groups in China, Chief Executive Officer David Flanagan said today, without naming any buyer. The Perth-based company is looking to sell 50 percent to 80 percent of the mine in Western Australia’s Pilbara region.
“A key issue we are always talking about with these groups is the tax,” Flanagan told reporters today in Melbourne. “There’s lots of uncertainty because it is a big investment.”
Australia’s Prime Minister Julia Gillard scaled back a proposed 40 percent tax on mining profits to a 30 percent levy on iron ore and coal earnings after ousting Kevin Rudd in June. Atlas, seeking to expand output fivefold this year, is in talks with three groups from Asia and the Middle East to sell a stake in its Ridley project, Flanagan had said earlier.
Atlas gained 2.4 percent to A$2.17 at the close of trade in Sydney. Of 10 analysts covering the stock, six recommend investors “buy,” while the remaining recommend “hold,” according to data on the Bloomberg.
Flanagan said he won’t vote for Gillard’s government in the national election on Aug. 21. Atlas is a member of the Association of Mining and Exploration Companies that has resumed an anti-tax advertising campaign this week.
“Given where we are right now, really we can’t afford to risk having this tax in our country,” Flanagan said. “That means I won’t be voting for the current labor government.”
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2010-08-06/atlas-stalls-ridley…
Aug 12, 2010
Atlas Iron and Aurox Resources are pleased to report that the Federal Court of Australia has earlier today approved the scheme of arrangement between Aurox and its shareholders. Aurox will now proceed to extract the Orders from the Federal Court and intends to lodge the Orders with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission ("ASIC") tomorrow, Friday, 13 August 2010. Tomorrow will be the last day of trading for Aurox and suspension of trading in Aurox securities will occur on ASX at the close of trading on Friday, 13 August 2010.
Assuming that trading in Aurox shares is suspended on Friday, 13 August 2010, the timetable for the completion of the Merger is as follows.
Scheme Effective Date. Suspension of Aurox Shares from trading
- 13 August 2010
Trading of New Atlas Shares on ASX on a deferred settlement basis
- 16 August 2010
Record Date for determining entitlements to Scheme Consideration
- 5.00pm (WST) on 20 August 2010
Scheme Implementation Date - Issue of New Atlas Shares to Scheme Participants
- 24 August 2010
Dispatch of holding statements for New Atlas Shares
- 24 August 2010
Trading of New Atlas Shares on ASX on a normal T+3 settlement basis 25 August 2010
All dates are indicative only and may change without notice.
The Boards of both Atlas and Aurox welcome the Court's approval of the Merger and look forward to the ongoing success of the merged company.
http://abnnewswire.net/press/en/63511/Atlas_Iron_Limited_(AS…
Atlas Iron and Aurox Resources are pleased to report that the Federal Court of Australia has earlier today approved the scheme of arrangement between Aurox and its shareholders. Aurox will now proceed to extract the Orders from the Federal Court and intends to lodge the Orders with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission ("ASIC") tomorrow, Friday, 13 August 2010. Tomorrow will be the last day of trading for Aurox and suspension of trading in Aurox securities will occur on ASX at the close of trading on Friday, 13 August 2010.
Assuming that trading in Aurox shares is suspended on Friday, 13 August 2010, the timetable for the completion of the Merger is as follows.
Scheme Effective Date. Suspension of Aurox Shares from trading
- 13 August 2010
Trading of New Atlas Shares on ASX on a deferred settlement basis
- 16 August 2010
Record Date for determining entitlements to Scheme Consideration
- 5.00pm (WST) on 20 August 2010
Scheme Implementation Date - Issue of New Atlas Shares to Scheme Participants
- 24 August 2010
Dispatch of holding statements for New Atlas Shares
- 24 August 2010
Trading of New Atlas Shares on ASX on a normal T+3 settlement basis 25 August 2010
All dates are indicative only and may change without notice.
The Boards of both Atlas and Aurox welcome the Court's approval of the Merger and look forward to the ongoing success of the merged company.
http://abnnewswire.net/press/en/63511/Atlas_Iron_Limited_(AS…
13.08.10
Aurox Resources and Atlas Iron are pleased to report that the Orders from the Federal Court approving the scheme of arrangement between Aurox and its shareholders (“the Scheme”) have today been lodged with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission. A copy of the Orders are attached. The Scheme is now legally effective. Aurox's shares will be suspended from trading on ASX after close of trading today.
http://www.stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=AGO&E=ASX&N=5014…
Aurox Resources and Atlas Iron are pleased to report that the Orders from the Federal Court approving the scheme of arrangement between Aurox and its shareholders (“the Scheme”) have today been lodged with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission. A copy of the Orders are attached. The Scheme is now legally effective. Aurox's shares will be suspended from trading on ASX after close of trading today.
http://www.stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=AGO&E=ASX&N=5014…
General Meeting Presentation 16 August 2010
http://www.stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=AGO&E=ASX&N=5017…
http://www.stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=AGO&E=ASX&N=5017…
STOCK CALL: Macquarie cuts Atlas Iron (AGO.AU) to Underperform from Neutral after visit to its Pardoo, Wodgina operations;
"During the visit, management referred to slightly superior ore quality and easier mining at Wodgina, indicating that as much as 4 million tons per annum (mtpa) may originate from here (compared to earlier guidance of 3.6 mtpa), with Pardoo producing at a correspondingly lower rate of about 2 mtpa." Notes execution risks to production rate, ramp-up delays; also possibility of higher-than-guided costs given competition for resources in Pilbara. Reduces FY11 estimated EPS to A$0.281 from A$0.325, FY12 to A$0.476 from A$0.508; trims target price to A$2.10 from A$2.30. "We believe a flawless ramp-up to 6 mtpa, as well as AGO achieving FOB costs below A$45/ton, are priced in at current trading levels." Shares last down 2.3% at A$2.17.
http://www.cmemarkets.com/v3/2010/08/19/dj-market-talk-macq-…
"During the visit, management referred to slightly superior ore quality and easier mining at Wodgina, indicating that as much as 4 million tons per annum (mtpa) may originate from here (compared to earlier guidance of 3.6 mtpa), with Pardoo producing at a correspondingly lower rate of about 2 mtpa." Notes execution risks to production rate, ramp-up delays; also possibility of higher-than-guided costs given competition for resources in Pilbara. Reduces FY11 estimated EPS to A$0.281 from A$0.325, FY12 to A$0.476 from A$0.508; trims target price to A$2.10 from A$2.30. "We believe a flawless ramp-up to 6 mtpa, as well as AGO achieving FOB costs below A$45/ton, are priced in at current trading levels." Shares last down 2.3% at A$2.17.
http://www.cmemarkets.com/v3/2010/08/19/dj-market-talk-macq-…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.010.900 von MFC500 am 19.08.10 10:31:32Pattsituation in Australien
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/resources-tax-could…
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/resources-tax-could…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.027.150 von Warren7 am 22.08.10 22:36:09tja, das war zu befürchten. Die austral. Märkte dürfte das nicht erfreuen. Bleibt zu hoffen, daß bald Klarheit bzgl der Regierung(spolitik) herrscht
23.08.10
Atlas Iron Ltd. Chief Executive Officer David Flanagan talks about this past weekend’s Australian election and its implications for a proposed tax on mining companies.
http://www.clipsyndicate.com/video/playlist/1778/1648830?cpt…
Atlas Iron Ltd. Chief Executive Officer David Flanagan talks about this past weekend’s Australian election and its implications for a proposed tax on mining companies.
http://www.clipsyndicate.com/video/playlist/1778/1648830?cpt…
Change in substantial holding
http://www.stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=AGO&E=ASX&N=5025…
IMPLEMENTATION OF ATLAS AND AUROX MERGER
http://www.stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=AGO&E=ASX&N=5026…
Appendix 3B
http://www.stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=AGO&E=ASX&N=5026…
http://www.stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=AGO&E=ASX&N=5025…
IMPLEMENTATION OF ATLAS AND AUROX MERGER
http://www.stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=AGO&E=ASX&N=5026…
Appendix 3B
http://www.stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=AGO&E=ASX&N=5026…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.033.270 von MFC500 am 24.08.10 07:56:53Thanx für die kontinuierliche Info ... aber die Stocknessmonster-Links sind leider allesamt "forbidden" ...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.033.505 von MONSIEURCB am 24.08.10 08:55:39http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100824/pdf/31s2c3r3kc2dvh.pdf
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100824/pdf/31s25grwh006ws.pdf
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100824/pdf/31s25502pgmthj.pdf
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100824/pdf/31s1svzgb3lhmb.pdf
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100824/pdf/31s25grwh006ws.pdf
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100824/pdf/31s25502pgmthj.pdf
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100824/pdf/31s1svzgb3lhmb.pdf
Aug 27, 2010
Atlas Iron is pleased to report its audited financial statements for the year ended 30 June 2010 as Atlas enters its the next phase of its growth.
The Company's operations recorded a positive cashflow in the second half of the financial year. This milestone came on the back of improved iron ore prices and, importantly, reduced cash operating costs delivered by Atlas, as production levels began to ramp up. Atlas achieved operating cash inflows of A$8.5 million for the second half, while funding the build of significant inventory levels in readiness for export, as port capacity at Utah Point becomes available.
Full Year Performance
Atlas' net loss for the full year was A$42.1 million (down from A$67.6 million for year ended 30 June 2009). This loss includes a A$24.1 million charge for exploration and evaluation activities written off (being the spend on those projects which have not yet reached final investment decision) and a combined A$23.4 million charge relating to the write-off of goodwill and transactions costs associated with the merger with Warwick Resources Ltd.
Total sales revenue for the period for the period was A$84.8 million (up from A$26.4 million for the period to 30 June 2009) and the value of product inventory on hand at 30 June 2010 at cost was A$14.8 million (30 June 2009 A$8.3 million).
Outlook
Atlas is on track to be producing at an annual rate of six million tonnes by Christmas, over five times the rate of the past financial year, as production ramps up at the Pardoo mine and the Company's new Wodgina mine.
Crushing and screening is now underway at Wodgina and haulage of product to Port Hedland is due to commence within 10 days. Combined production across both of Atlas' iron ore mines has already reached a 4Mtpa rate.
The Utah Point port is on track for first ore on ship by 17 September 2010. Atlas is working with the PHPA to ensure timely delivery and smooth ramp up at Utah Point.
Atlas' increased production rate is anticipated to further reduce operating costs. Atlas is targeting operating costs of A$40-43 per tonne for the second half of the 2010/11 year as volume related efficiencies and lower port charges take effect. Amortisation and depreciation costs of A$5-7 per tonne are expected for that second half.
Atlas Managing Director David Flanagan said the Company was now ideally placed to reap the benefits of surging production and solid iron ore prices.
"Atlas is now making the key transformation from a development company to a mining company with rapidly growing production and sales revenue," Mr Flanagan said.
"Our targeted operating costs will ensure Atlas is an extremely cost competitive iron ore supplier on the global stage," he continued, "With iron ore prices for our ore currently in excess of US$100/t, we expect to be delivering strong cashflows in 2010/11. Our buoyant outlook is underpinned by a robust balance sheet, A$155 million in cash and no debt. The next phase of our growth is now well underway."
http://nz.biz.yahoo.com/100826/23/l795.html
Atlas Iron is pleased to report its audited financial statements for the year ended 30 June 2010 as Atlas enters its the next phase of its growth.
The Company's operations recorded a positive cashflow in the second half of the financial year. This milestone came on the back of improved iron ore prices and, importantly, reduced cash operating costs delivered by Atlas, as production levels began to ramp up. Atlas achieved operating cash inflows of A$8.5 million for the second half, while funding the build of significant inventory levels in readiness for export, as port capacity at Utah Point becomes available.
Full Year Performance
Atlas' net loss for the full year was A$42.1 million (down from A$67.6 million for year ended 30 June 2009). This loss includes a A$24.1 million charge for exploration and evaluation activities written off (being the spend on those projects which have not yet reached final investment decision) and a combined A$23.4 million charge relating to the write-off of goodwill and transactions costs associated with the merger with Warwick Resources Ltd.
Total sales revenue for the period for the period was A$84.8 million (up from A$26.4 million for the period to 30 June 2009) and the value of product inventory on hand at 30 June 2010 at cost was A$14.8 million (30 June 2009 A$8.3 million).
Outlook
Atlas is on track to be producing at an annual rate of six million tonnes by Christmas, over five times the rate of the past financial year, as production ramps up at the Pardoo mine and the Company's new Wodgina mine.
Crushing and screening is now underway at Wodgina and haulage of product to Port Hedland is due to commence within 10 days. Combined production across both of Atlas' iron ore mines has already reached a 4Mtpa rate.
The Utah Point port is on track for first ore on ship by 17 September 2010. Atlas is working with the PHPA to ensure timely delivery and smooth ramp up at Utah Point.
Atlas' increased production rate is anticipated to further reduce operating costs. Atlas is targeting operating costs of A$40-43 per tonne for the second half of the 2010/11 year as volume related efficiencies and lower port charges take effect. Amortisation and depreciation costs of A$5-7 per tonne are expected for that second half.
Atlas Managing Director David Flanagan said the Company was now ideally placed to reap the benefits of surging production and solid iron ore prices.
"Atlas is now making the key transformation from a development company to a mining company with rapidly growing production and sales revenue," Mr Flanagan said.
"Our targeted operating costs will ensure Atlas is an extremely cost competitive iron ore supplier on the global stage," he continued, "With iron ore prices for our ore currently in excess of US$100/t, we expect to be delivering strong cashflows in 2010/11. Our buoyant outlook is underpinned by a robust balance sheet, A$155 million in cash and no debt. The next phase of our growth is now well underway."
http://nz.biz.yahoo.com/100826/23/l795.html
Aug 27 2010
Vale, the world's largest iron ore miner, confirmed it would lower its average iron ore prices by 10 percent starting in October, a company spokeswoman said Friday.
http://www.reuters.com/article/idAFSPG00302520100827?rpc=44
Vale, the world's largest iron ore miner, confirmed it would lower its average iron ore prices by 10 percent starting in October, a company spokeswoman said Friday.
http://www.reuters.com/article/idAFSPG00302520100827?rpc=44
31.08.10
Atlas Iron is budgeting for flat iron ore market prices over the next 10 months, but still sees strong demand from China, chief executive David Flanagan said.
Iron ore prices are down sharply since April on softening steel production in China, the world's top buyer of the raw steel making material.
"We're market takers and effectively budgeting on the price staying flat for the rest of this financial year (ending June 30, 2010)," Mr Flanagan told Reuters.
The Steel Index 62 per cent iron ore benchmark has dropped to $US142.90, its weakest level since August 4 and is down 23 per cent from April's two-year peak.
Marius Kloppers, chief executive of Australia's second-largest iron ore producer, BHP Billiton Ltd, last week signalled a looming slowdown in global steel-making raw materials markets due to overproduction of steel.
Brazil's Vale , the world's largest iron ore miner, said last week it would be cutting ore charges by 10 per cent from October, following a drop in spot prices in China in the past months.
Mr Flanagan said if prices fall below $US100 a tonne, half the world's production -- including some domestic Chinese mines -- would become uncompetitive, and quickly reduce global supply.
"There's that elastic supply in China, the price comes down and they shut down, and the price goes up and they kick back in," he said.
Atlas is on track to be mining ore at an annual rate of six million tonnes a year by Christmas, more than than five times the rate in the last financial year as production rises at its Pardoo mine and a new lode called Wodgina, according to Mr Flanagan.
Both mines are in Australia's Pilbara iron belt, where Rio Tinto Ltd, BHP Billiton and Fortescue Metals Group Ltd also have operations.
"For our product we will get north of $US100 a tonne and that translates into about $100 a tonne FOB. This is based on cash operating costs of $45 a tonne, so we should still be making good money," Mr Flanagan said.
"Knowing what the results on price of excess supply or excess demand, really is a black art," Mr Flanagan said.
"What we've done is focus on having low operating costs and being able deliver iron ore into China for $US50 to $US55 a tonne," he said.
That puts Atlas at about the mid-point among the world's seabourne suppliers of ore.
"Fundamentally, because China is growing on such a large base, if growth was to slow, the metrics are still very good -- six per cent on a trillion dollar economy is worth more than 8 percent on a half-million dollar economy," Mr Flanagan said.
http://www.businessspectator.com.au/bs.nsf/Article/INTERVIEW…
Atlas Iron is budgeting for flat iron ore market prices over the next 10 months, but still sees strong demand from China, chief executive David Flanagan said.
Iron ore prices are down sharply since April on softening steel production in China, the world's top buyer of the raw steel making material.
"We're market takers and effectively budgeting on the price staying flat for the rest of this financial year (ending June 30, 2010)," Mr Flanagan told Reuters.
The Steel Index 62 per cent iron ore benchmark has dropped to $US142.90, its weakest level since August 4 and is down 23 per cent from April's two-year peak.
Marius Kloppers, chief executive of Australia's second-largest iron ore producer, BHP Billiton Ltd, last week signalled a looming slowdown in global steel-making raw materials markets due to overproduction of steel.
Brazil's Vale , the world's largest iron ore miner, said last week it would be cutting ore charges by 10 per cent from October, following a drop in spot prices in China in the past months.
Mr Flanagan said if prices fall below $US100 a tonne, half the world's production -- including some domestic Chinese mines -- would become uncompetitive, and quickly reduce global supply.
"There's that elastic supply in China, the price comes down and they shut down, and the price goes up and they kick back in," he said.
Atlas is on track to be mining ore at an annual rate of six million tonnes a year by Christmas, more than than five times the rate in the last financial year as production rises at its Pardoo mine and a new lode called Wodgina, according to Mr Flanagan.
Both mines are in Australia's Pilbara iron belt, where Rio Tinto Ltd, BHP Billiton and Fortescue Metals Group Ltd also have operations.
"For our product we will get north of $US100 a tonne and that translates into about $100 a tonne FOB. This is based on cash operating costs of $45 a tonne, so we should still be making good money," Mr Flanagan said.
"Knowing what the results on price of excess supply or excess demand, really is a black art," Mr Flanagan said.
"What we've done is focus on having low operating costs and being able deliver iron ore into China for $US50 to $US55 a tonne," he said.
That puts Atlas at about the mid-point among the world's seabourne suppliers of ore.
"Fundamentally, because China is growing on such a large base, if growth was to slow, the metrics are still very good -- six per cent on a trillion dollar economy is worth more than 8 percent on a half-million dollar economy," Mr Flanagan said.
http://www.businessspectator.com.au/bs.nsf/Article/INTERVIEW…
50% increase in North Pilbara Reserves
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100901/pdf/31s82r8065b12l.pdf
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100901/pdf/31s82r8065b12l.pdf
02.09.10
Atlas Iron announced positive pre-feasibility study results for a centralised processing and haulage hub it plans to build.
The Turner River Hub, which Atlas plans to build near its North Pilbara mining site in Western Australia, would have an annual capacity of 10 million tonnes and will be a key factor in the company's plans to double its production by 2012. Atlas hoped to have the hub operational by the second half of 2012, a company spokesman said.
ausführlich: http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100902/pdf/31s8w0v6h20hcc.pdf
Atlas Iron announced positive pre-feasibility study results for a centralised processing and haulage hub it plans to build.
The Turner River Hub, which Atlas plans to build near its North Pilbara mining site in Western Australia, would have an annual capacity of 10 million tonnes and will be a key factor in the company's plans to double its production by 2012. Atlas hoped to have the hub operational by the second half of 2012, a company spokesman said.
ausführlich: http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100902/pdf/31s8w0v6h20hcc.pdf
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.059.081 von MFC500 am 27.08.10 19:30:58Der rückläufige Trend wird seitens Rio Tinto bestätigt, wobei der erwartete Preis natürlich immer noch auf sehr komfortablem Niveau läge:
Rio Tinto's Walsh Sees 13% Drop in Iron Ore Prices as Chinese Demand Falls
...Prices will fall to around $127 a metric ton for the three months starting Oct. 1, from the previous quarter,...
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2010-09-02/rio-tinto-s-walsh-s…
Rio Tinto's Walsh Sees 13% Drop in Iron Ore Prices as Chinese Demand Falls
...Prices will fall to around $127 a metric ton for the three months starting Oct. 1, from the previous quarter,...
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2010-09-02/rio-tinto-s-walsh-s…
Thanks für die Infos ... ich denke mal, der damit implizierte leichte Kursrückgang wird mehr als wettgemacht werden durch die Produktionsverdopplung - we don't need to worry.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.088.641 von MONSIEURCB am 02.09.10 13:57:07man kann das ja - bei allen Unwägbarkeiten, und somit unter erheblichem Vorbehalt - mal grob überschlagen:
Ausgehend von Durschnittskosten iHv $50/t und einem Verkaufspreis iHv $100/t ergäbe sich ein operatives Ergebnis von
$300 Mio bei 6 Mio t Produktion
$450 Mio bei 9 Mio t Produktion
$600 Mio bei 12 Mio t Produktion
Demgegenüber beträgt die aktuelle Marktkapitalisierung A$1,2 Mrd
Ausgehend von Durschnittskosten iHv $50/t und einem Verkaufspreis iHv $100/t ergäbe sich ein operatives Ergebnis von
$300 Mio bei 6 Mio t Produktion
$450 Mio bei 9 Mio t Produktion
$600 Mio bei 12 Mio t Produktion
Demgegenüber beträgt die aktuelle Marktkapitalisierung A$1,2 Mrd
Sep 3, 2010
Atlas Iron is pleased to report that is now delivering ore to the new Utah Port from its two North Pilbara iron ore mines, Wodgina and Pardoo.
Atlas is stockpiling ore at the Utah Point Port Facility which is currently being commissioned, with the first vessel, the "Bergen Max" due to berth and commence loading Atlas ore on 17 September 2010.
"We are now mining at 5Mtpa (up from 1.2Mtpa previously) and are on track to achieve our objective of a 6Mtpa export rate by Christmas," Atlas Managing Director David Flanagan said. "Rapidly growing production, exports and cashflows make it an exciting time for Atlas."
http://www.abnnewswire.net/press/en/63642/Atlas_Iron_Limited…
Atlas Iron is pleased to report that is now delivering ore to the new Utah Port from its two North Pilbara iron ore mines, Wodgina and Pardoo.
Atlas is stockpiling ore at the Utah Point Port Facility which is currently being commissioned, with the first vessel, the "Bergen Max" due to berth and commence loading Atlas ore on 17 September 2010.
"We are now mining at 5Mtpa (up from 1.2Mtpa previously) and are on track to achieve our objective of a 6Mtpa export rate by Christmas," Atlas Managing Director David Flanagan said. "Rapidly growing production, exports and cashflows make it an exciting time for Atlas."
http://www.abnnewswire.net/press/en/63642/Atlas_Iron_Limited…
So, bin heute - schwersten Herzens - raus aus dem Wert, weil ich IRGENDEINE Position im Depot auflösen musste, um dafür Krügerrand zu kaufen ... also nehme ich hier lieber den guten Gewinn mit und behalte dafür all meine Rare Earth-, Gold- und Silberwerte ... jedenfalls wünsche ich allen Engagierten hier noch viel Erfolg & fette Beute!
Auszeitbedingt zwei Nachträge:
17.0910
Atlas Iron report that the first ore from its two North Pilbara iron ore mines, Wodgina and Pardoo, is now being loaded on to the "Bergen Max" at the new Utah Port.
Atlas has been stockpiling ore at the Utah Point Port Facility for the first vessel, the "Bergen Max" since early September 2010. The loading of Atlas ore onto the "Bergen Max" is being completed as part of the Utah Point commissioning process.
The Utah port is at the heart of Atlas' scheduled increase in production to 6Mtpa by Christmas and then to 12Mtpa by 2012.
"This is a momentous day for Atlas, its shareholders, staff and the Pilbara community," Atlas Managing Director David Flanagan said. "Utah Point is the first truly multi-user port in the Pilbara where miners other than majors can export their products.
"On behalf of the Atlas team, I would like to thank Andre Bush and his Port Hedland Port Authority team, Pinc, Goodline/ECM joint venture, Ertech and Brierty for their tremendous work in bringing this project to fruition. Andre's vision for a multi-user port in Port Hedland over four years ago has, after a huge amount of work, been brought to life at Utah Point. It's a great achievement for the PHPA and Western Australia."
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100917/pdf/31skqrcyjzftkd.pdf
20.09.10
Atlas Iron September 2010 Investor Presentation
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100920/pdf/31slcnzdk2lr13.pdf
17.0910
Atlas Iron report that the first ore from its two North Pilbara iron ore mines, Wodgina and Pardoo, is now being loaded on to the "Bergen Max" at the new Utah Port.
Atlas has been stockpiling ore at the Utah Point Port Facility for the first vessel, the "Bergen Max" since early September 2010. The loading of Atlas ore onto the "Bergen Max" is being completed as part of the Utah Point commissioning process.
The Utah port is at the heart of Atlas' scheduled increase in production to 6Mtpa by Christmas and then to 12Mtpa by 2012.
"This is a momentous day for Atlas, its shareholders, staff and the Pilbara community," Atlas Managing Director David Flanagan said. "Utah Point is the first truly multi-user port in the Pilbara where miners other than majors can export their products.
"On behalf of the Atlas team, I would like to thank Andre Bush and his Port Hedland Port Authority team, Pinc, Goodline/ECM joint venture, Ertech and Brierty for their tremendous work in bringing this project to fruition. Andre's vision for a multi-user port in Port Hedland over four years ago has, after a huge amount of work, been brought to life at Utah Point. It's a great achievement for the PHPA and Western Australia."
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100917/pdf/31skqrcyjzftkd.pdf
20.09.10
Atlas Iron September 2010 Investor Presentation
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100920/pdf/31slcnzdk2lr13.pdf
27.09.10
In a broker report from Merrill Lynch, it said Atlas Iron "has been in rapid-growth mode for the past several years" and growth options could take it "to the number 4-5 rank in Australian iron ore". The broker initiated coverage of Atlas with a buy recommendation and $2.85/share price target. Merrill said the location of assets within trucking distance of Port Hedland infrastructure means "the next phase of expansion represents some of the cheapest in the iron ore space", when production will rise from 1 - 2 million tons per year to 12 million tons in 2012. The broker said the $200 million capex needed for this ramp-up can easily by covered by net cash of $155 million plus $100 million projected cash flow in 2H11. The broker sees the main risks as: a fall in Chinese demand (represents 70% of total demand); weaker global growth; a significantly weaker Australian dollar; and new mining taxes.
In a broker report from Merrill Lynch, it said Atlas Iron "has been in rapid-growth mode for the past several years" and growth options could take it "to the number 4-5 rank in Australian iron ore". The broker initiated coverage of Atlas with a buy recommendation and $2.85/share price target. Merrill said the location of assets within trucking distance of Port Hedland infrastructure means "the next phase of expansion represents some of the cheapest in the iron ore space", when production will rise from 1 - 2 million tons per year to 12 million tons in 2012. The broker said the $200 million capex needed for this ramp-up can easily by covered by net cash of $155 million plus $100 million projected cash flow in 2H11. The broker sees the main risks as: a fall in Chinese demand (represents 70% of total demand); weaker global growth; a significantly weaker Australian dollar; and new mining taxes.
läuft doch ganz gut.
so markiere hiermit mal ein Lesezeichen im Atlas-Thread.. da ich nun doch länger halten will.
so markiere hiermit mal ein Lesezeichen im Atlas-Thread.. da ich nun doch länger halten will.
Oct 20, 2010
Two DSO Discoveries in the South East Pilbara
Atlas Iron announce excellent results from first pass drilling programmes at its 100% owned Hickman and McCamey's North DSO Projects. The projects are located 40km north of Newman and 40km east of Newman respectively in the southeast Pilbara region of Western Australia. Better results include:
McCamey's North
- 78 metres at 60.5% Fe from 16 metres in JMRC058
- 44 metres at 61.1% Fe from 18 metres in JMRC052
- 30 metres at 60.7% Fe from 14 metres in JMRC026
- 48 metres at 59.3% Fe from 38 metres in JMRC044
- 38 metres at 59.2% Fe from 28 metres in JMRC023
Hickman
- 34 metres at 59.8% Fe from 18 metres in HKRC005
- 22 metres at 59.8% Fe from 32 metres in HKRC006
- 32 metres at 58.4% Fe from 8 metres in HKRC002
- 36 metres at 58.4% Fe from 40 metres in HKRC009
These discoveries are the result of first-pass drilling at both projects. Further drilling will be conducted in the coming months to enable the Company to determine the significance of these exciting new discoveries.
"These results are from the first holes ever drilled on the projects and we are very pleased" commented David Flanagan, Atlas Iron Managing Director. "Clearly both projects have enormous potential. We've only just started scratching the surface and this further demonstrates the quality of our ground and the potential to discover and deliver new mining centres throughout the Pilbara".
McCamey's North was acquired through the merger with Warwick Resources Limited in December 2010. Atlas' southeast Pilbara tenements are considered highly prospective for large high quality iron ore deposits.
For the complete Atlas Iron announcement including figures and tables, please refer to the following link:
http://www.abnnewswire.net/media/en/docs/63986-ASX-AGO-51032…
Two DSO Discoveries in the South East Pilbara
Atlas Iron announce excellent results from first pass drilling programmes at its 100% owned Hickman and McCamey's North DSO Projects. The projects are located 40km north of Newman and 40km east of Newman respectively in the southeast Pilbara region of Western Australia. Better results include:
McCamey's North
- 78 metres at 60.5% Fe from 16 metres in JMRC058
- 44 metres at 61.1% Fe from 18 metres in JMRC052
- 30 metres at 60.7% Fe from 14 metres in JMRC026
- 48 metres at 59.3% Fe from 38 metres in JMRC044
- 38 metres at 59.2% Fe from 28 metres in JMRC023
Hickman
- 34 metres at 59.8% Fe from 18 metres in HKRC005
- 22 metres at 59.8% Fe from 32 metres in HKRC006
- 32 metres at 58.4% Fe from 8 metres in HKRC002
- 36 metres at 58.4% Fe from 40 metres in HKRC009
These discoveries are the result of first-pass drilling at both projects. Further drilling will be conducted in the coming months to enable the Company to determine the significance of these exciting new discoveries.
"These results are from the first holes ever drilled on the projects and we are very pleased" commented David Flanagan, Atlas Iron Managing Director. "Clearly both projects have enormous potential. We've only just started scratching the surface and this further demonstrates the quality of our ground and the potential to discover and deliver new mining centres throughout the Pilbara".
McCamey's North was acquired through the merger with Warwick Resources Limited in December 2010. Atlas' southeast Pilbara tenements are considered highly prospective for large high quality iron ore deposits.
For the complete Atlas Iron announcement including figures and tables, please refer to the following link:
http://www.abnnewswire.net/media/en/docs/63986-ASX-AGO-51032…
South Australia joins Western Australia in the loud chorus against Canberra's planned mining tax
http://mineweb.com/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page72068?oid=113…
http://mineweb.com/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page72068?oid=113…
Atlas Iron September 2010 Quarterly Activities Report
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20101027/pdf/31tdxsj5rf6qt7.pdf
Atlas Iron September 2010 Quarterly Cashflow Report
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20101027/pdf/31tdxy22c06k9s.pdf
Change in substantial holding
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20101027/pdf/31tdz6q7qwfc46.pdf
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20101027/pdf/31tdxsj5rf6qt7.pdf
Atlas Iron September 2010 Quarterly Cashflow Report
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20101027/pdf/31tdxy22c06k9s.pdf
Change in substantial holding
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20101027/pdf/31tdz6q7qwfc46.pdf
Atlas hits 6Mtpa export rate 2 months ahead of schedule
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20101101/pdf/31tlf9ltm0vt4h.pdf
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20101101/pdf/31tlf9ltm0vt4h.pdf
01.11.10
Iron Ore-Index stays above $149/T, Baosteel sees steady demand
http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSSGE6A000Y20101101
Iron Ore-Index stays above $149/T, Baosteel sees steady demand
http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSSGE6A000Y20101101
weiß eigentlich jemand warum die bei WO oben angezeigten Kurs immer völlig falsch sind ?
Atlas Iron targets first profit in 2010/11
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“If you’re getting the same currency (exchange rates) as we are now and the same prices as we are now, it would generate in excess of $300 million in operating cashflow,” Mr Flanagan told AAP on Monday.
...
http://www.marketstock.com.au/?p=10146
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“If you’re getting the same currency (exchange rates) as we are now and the same prices as we are now, it would generate in excess of $300 million in operating cashflow,” Mr Flanagan told AAP on Monday.
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http://www.marketstock.com.au/?p=10146
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.430.361 von MFC500 am 01.11.10 18:06:48war doch mal ein guter Start
change of interest
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20101103/pdf/31tn1cpmy0l16n.pdf
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20101103/pdf/31tn1cpmy0l16n.pdf
Nov 18, 2010
Atlas Iron today announced that it has agreed to enter into good faith discussions with BHP Billiton Iron Ore (ASX: BHP | PowerRating) (NYSE:BHP) concerning an integrated transport solution in Port Hedland. Atlas Iron and BHP Billiton Iron Ore have agreed to consider point to point rail haulage on BHP Billiton's declared Goldsworthy line to the junction of BHP Billiton's Newman rail line.
The companies have agreed to an Independent Feasibility Study examining a multi-purpose ore car and truck dumping hub on the eastern side of the Goldsworthy junction and the construction of a conveyor to bulk stockyards at Utah Point in Port Hedland.
The Western Australian Government has been advised of these plans.
BACKGROUND ATLAS IRON LIMITED
Atlas is currently undertaking a Definitive Feasibility Study on its Turner River Hub (TRH) project to establish a centralised processing and haulage point to further increase its production rate from 6mtpa to 12mtpa by 2012. It is intended that the centralised plant would blend and process ore from 3 of Atlas' 4 North Pilbara iron ore projects (Wodgina, Abydos and Mt Webber) in preparation for transport to Utah Point via private haul road.
This independent study will contemplate new options not previously available to Atlas, with the potential to deliver significantly improved efficiencies in ore handling systems.
Atlas will continue with its Turner River Hub Definitive Feasibility Study in parallel with the proposed Independent Feasibility Study, both due for completion by June 2011.
http://www.tradingmarkets.com/news/stock-alert/bhp_atlas-iro…
Atlas Iron today announced that it has agreed to enter into good faith discussions with BHP Billiton Iron Ore (ASX: BHP | PowerRating) (NYSE:BHP) concerning an integrated transport solution in Port Hedland. Atlas Iron and BHP Billiton Iron Ore have agreed to consider point to point rail haulage on BHP Billiton's declared Goldsworthy line to the junction of BHP Billiton's Newman rail line.
The companies have agreed to an Independent Feasibility Study examining a multi-purpose ore car and truck dumping hub on the eastern side of the Goldsworthy junction and the construction of a conveyor to bulk stockyards at Utah Point in Port Hedland.
The Western Australian Government has been advised of these plans.
BACKGROUND ATLAS IRON LIMITED
Atlas is currently undertaking a Definitive Feasibility Study on its Turner River Hub (TRH) project to establish a centralised processing and haulage point to further increase its production rate from 6mtpa to 12mtpa by 2012. It is intended that the centralised plant would blend and process ore from 3 of Atlas' 4 North Pilbara iron ore projects (Wodgina, Abydos and Mt Webber) in preparation for transport to Utah Point via private haul road.
This independent study will contemplate new options not previously available to Atlas, with the potential to deliver significantly improved efficiencies in ore handling systems.
Atlas will continue with its Turner River Hub Definitive Feasibility Study in parallel with the proposed Independent Feasibility Study, both due for completion by June 2011.
http://www.tradingmarkets.com/news/stock-alert/bhp_atlas-iro…
Sydney - Tuesday - December 14: (RWE Aust Business News)
OVERVIEW
Shaw River Resources (ASX:SRR) will acquire 75.5 per cent of the Otjozondu manganese project in Namibia for a combination of shares, cash and options in a deal which will see the company join the ranks of global manganese producers by 2012.
Subject to completion of due diligence, shareholder approval and satisfaction of conditions precedent, which under the terms of the acquisition agreement must be completed by March 31, Shaw River will acquire the interest in Otjo through the purchase of Otjozondu Holdings (OH) of Namibia.
The encouraging news is that Atlas Iron (ASX:AGO) is delighted with the deal and helped Shaw River, as its biggest shareholder, to achieve its objective.
On the share involvement Atlas Iron will continue to hold around its present level of 46 per cent.
Shaw River has been a battler for most of its existence, as shown by the modest gains in its share price over the years.
Overnight, the deal could well push the company into the big time as a significant manganese producer.
Shaw River has estimated an exploration target of 35-50 Mt at 23-27pc Mn at Otjo.
The company expects to report a maiden JORC Inferred Resource estimate from Otjo in the first half of 2011, based primarily on existing diamond drilling (22,000 metres) and RC drilling (11,000 metres) at the Otjo project.
Significant exploration upside exists along strike and at depth, with only a 24 per cent portion of the 44 kms mineralised strike length drill tested so far identifying seven deposits.
The acquisition includes five granted EPLs, one granted Mining Lease over 1,367 sq kms and a plant capable of producing up to 10,000 tonnes per month of 36-42pc manganese product from run-of-mine material.
Extensive road, rail and port infrastructure elements are available for Otjo, including the bulk commodity port facilities at Walvis Bay, which are controlled by the Otjo project's 24.5 per cent joint venture partner, Oreport Namibia.
Historical production of 500,000t of high grade (+42pc Mn) has occurred at Otjo since the 1950s.
Recent trial mining and jig processing operations have produced up to 10,000 tonnes per month at 36-38pc Mn.
Shaw River is targeting to begin production by early 2012, with feasibility work and additional exploration expanding on the extensive pre-feasibility work conducted to date.
Drilling and detailed scoping study will commence immediately on completion of the transaction.
Shaw River is looking to double production within five years.
Acquisition of Otjo is complementary to Shaw River's existing manganese strategy, and builds on Shaw River's Pilbara and Ghana manganese project portfolio.
OVERVIEW
Shaw River Resources (ASX:SRR) will acquire 75.5 per cent of the Otjozondu manganese project in Namibia for a combination of shares, cash and options in a deal which will see the company join the ranks of global manganese producers by 2012.
Subject to completion of due diligence, shareholder approval and satisfaction of conditions precedent, which under the terms of the acquisition agreement must be completed by March 31, Shaw River will acquire the interest in Otjo through the purchase of Otjozondu Holdings (OH) of Namibia.
The encouraging news is that Atlas Iron (ASX:AGO) is delighted with the deal and helped Shaw River, as its biggest shareholder, to achieve its objective.
On the share involvement Atlas Iron will continue to hold around its present level of 46 per cent.
Shaw River has been a battler for most of its existence, as shown by the modest gains in its share price over the years.
Overnight, the deal could well push the company into the big time as a significant manganese producer.
Shaw River has estimated an exploration target of 35-50 Mt at 23-27pc Mn at Otjo.
The company expects to report a maiden JORC Inferred Resource estimate from Otjo in the first half of 2011, based primarily on existing diamond drilling (22,000 metres) and RC drilling (11,000 metres) at the Otjo project.
Significant exploration upside exists along strike and at depth, with only a 24 per cent portion of the 44 kms mineralised strike length drill tested so far identifying seven deposits.
The acquisition includes five granted EPLs, one granted Mining Lease over 1,367 sq kms and a plant capable of producing up to 10,000 tonnes per month of 36-42pc manganese product from run-of-mine material.
Extensive road, rail and port infrastructure elements are available for Otjo, including the bulk commodity port facilities at Walvis Bay, which are controlled by the Otjo project's 24.5 per cent joint venture partner, Oreport Namibia.
Historical production of 500,000t of high grade (+42pc Mn) has occurred at Otjo since the 1950s.
Recent trial mining and jig processing operations have produced up to 10,000 tonnes per month at 36-38pc Mn.
Shaw River is targeting to begin production by early 2012, with feasibility work and additional exploration expanding on the extensive pre-feasibility work conducted to date.
Drilling and detailed scoping study will commence immediately on completion of the transaction.
Shaw River is looking to double production within five years.
Acquisition of Otjo is complementary to Shaw River's existing manganese strategy, and builds on Shaw River's Pilbara and Ghana manganese project portfolio.
Atlas übernimmt Giralia
• Proposed acquisition of 100% of Giralia by Atlas at an implied offer price of $4.57 per Giralia share based on the 5 day VWAP of Atlas shares to 20 December 2010 of $3.05, by way of an off-market takeover offer
• Two alternate choices of consideration for Giralia shareholders
− 1.5 Atlas shares per Giralia share; or
− 1.33 Atlas shares plus $0.50 cash per Giralia share
• Giralia Directors unanimously recommend Giralia’s shareholders accept the offer, in the absence of a Superior Proposal and subject to the opinion of an independent expert, and have undertaken to support the offer through pre-bid agreements in relation to their shareholdings
• Compelling strategic and financial rationale for the combination of Atlas and Giralia, including complementary assets, a significant increase in combined resource inventory, ability to leverage Atlas’ strategic port access arrangements and accelerate the commercialisation of the merged group’s projects
• Atlas’ experienced management team have the development and mine operation capabilities to maximise the value of Giralia’s assets and bring them quickly and cost effectively into production
ausführlich: http://www.stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=AGO&E=ASX&N=5215…
• Proposed acquisition of 100% of Giralia by Atlas at an implied offer price of $4.57 per Giralia share based on the 5 day VWAP of Atlas shares to 20 December 2010 of $3.05, by way of an off-market takeover offer
• Two alternate choices of consideration for Giralia shareholders
− 1.5 Atlas shares per Giralia share; or
− 1.33 Atlas shares plus $0.50 cash per Giralia share
• Giralia Directors unanimously recommend Giralia’s shareholders accept the offer, in the absence of a Superior Proposal and subject to the opinion of an independent expert, and have undertaken to support the offer through pre-bid agreements in relation to their shareholdings
• Compelling strategic and financial rationale for the combination of Atlas and Giralia, including complementary assets, a significant increase in combined resource inventory, ability to leverage Atlas’ strategic port access arrangements and accelerate the commercialisation of the merged group’s projects
• Atlas’ experienced management team have the development and mine operation capabilities to maximise the value of Giralia’s assets and bring them quickly and cost effectively into production
ausführlich: http://www.stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=AGO&E=ASX&N=5215…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.742.060 von MFC500 am 21.12.10 07:45:15hab´s gestern nacht auch noch vernommen.
Giralia hör ich zum ersten mal, sagt Dir der Wert was ?
kleines Minus am ende, der markt scheint nicht der meinung daß das angebot zu teuer ist. der kursanstieg von Giralia hat´s ja in sich gehabt
Giralia hör ich zum ersten mal, sagt Dir der Wert was ?
kleines Minus am ende, der markt scheint nicht der meinung daß das angebot zu teuer ist. der kursanstieg von Giralia hat´s ja in sich gehabt
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.747.016 von Boersenkrieger am 21.12.10 20:52:26den Namen kannte ich, aber genau angeschaut habe ich mir das noch nicht. Spontan erscheint mir der Kaufpreis sehr hoch
Ein operations update von AGO ist verfügbar.
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20110106/pdf/41w277h3w95t8j.pdf
Gruß Fritz
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20110106/pdf/41w277h3w95t8j.pdf
Gruß Fritz
letzter Beitrag
24th February 2011
Atlas Iron has reported a maiden profit of A$30,1-million for the interim period ended December, on the back of an almost fivefold increase in sales revenue. This compared with a loss of A$23,1-million in the previous corresponding period, and was driven by sales revenue of A$201,8-million tons, which is up 384% on the A$41,7-million recorded in the prior period.
“Reporting our maiden half-year profit is another significant milestone for the company. It represents the culmination of our efforts in the successful development of the Pardoo and Wodgina mines, and positions the company extremely well for the second half of the 2011 financial year and beyond,” said MD David Flanagan.
Flanagan said that the commissioning of the Utah Point berth in September last year led an increase in ships loaded and an improvement in operating costs. Further improvements were also expected with the greater use of the Utah Point facility going forward.
Financial performance in the second half of the 2011 financial year was expected to be significantly stronger, Flanagan said, reflecting the anticipated impact of increased sales volumes, higher iron-ore prices and reduced operating costs relative to the first half.
Production and sales for the current quarter have, however, been impacted on by weather conditions, with several port closures owing to a number of cyclonic events in January and February, as well as unusually heavy summer rains in the intervening periods, impacting on mine operations and production haulage.
Flanagan said that exports were about one shipment behind the company’s schedule required to achieve the 1,5-million tons production target for the March quarter.
Transaction costs associated with the acquisition of Giralia Resources would also impact on the second-half profit, which was estimated at A$48-million.
Atlas is offering one and a half of its own shares for every Giralia share, valuing the company at A$5,64 a share. Atlas is also offering an alternative consideration of 1,33 Atlas shares, as well as 50c cash, for every Giralia share. Giralia shareholders have previously recommended that shareholders accept the offer. The offer was recently declared unconditional.
http://www.miningweekly.com/article/atlas-iron-posts-a30m-ma…
24th February 2011
Atlas Iron has reported a maiden profit of A$30,1-million for the interim period ended December, on the back of an almost fivefold increase in sales revenue. This compared with a loss of A$23,1-million in the previous corresponding period, and was driven by sales revenue of A$201,8-million tons, which is up 384% on the A$41,7-million recorded in the prior period.
“Reporting our maiden half-year profit is another significant milestone for the company. It represents the culmination of our efforts in the successful development of the Pardoo and Wodgina mines, and positions the company extremely well for the second half of the 2011 financial year and beyond,” said MD David Flanagan.
Flanagan said that the commissioning of the Utah Point berth in September last year led an increase in ships loaded and an improvement in operating costs. Further improvements were also expected with the greater use of the Utah Point facility going forward.
Financial performance in the second half of the 2011 financial year was expected to be significantly stronger, Flanagan said, reflecting the anticipated impact of increased sales volumes, higher iron-ore prices and reduced operating costs relative to the first half.
Production and sales for the current quarter have, however, been impacted on by weather conditions, with several port closures owing to a number of cyclonic events in January and February, as well as unusually heavy summer rains in the intervening periods, impacting on mine operations and production haulage.
Flanagan said that exports were about one shipment behind the company’s schedule required to achieve the 1,5-million tons production target for the March quarter.
Transaction costs associated with the acquisition of Giralia Resources would also impact on the second-half profit, which was estimated at A$48-million.
Atlas is offering one and a half of its own shares for every Giralia share, valuing the company at A$5,64 a share. Atlas is also offering an alternative consideration of 1,33 Atlas shares, as well as 50c cash, for every Giralia share. Giralia shareholders have previously recommended that shareholders accept the offer. The offer was recently declared unconditional.
http://www.miningweekly.com/article/atlas-iron-posts-a30m-ma…
...das sollte sich eigtl. positiv für AGO auswirken können.........
SYDNEY, March 1 (Reuters) - Rio Tinto , BHP Billiton and other Australian iron ore producers could be in for a windfall of higher prices in the third quarter after India moved to hike export duties on iron to 20 percent, sector executives and analysts said on Tuesday.
http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/03/01/australia-iron-ore…
noch vom 9. mai
kommentar auf deutsch.... atlas auf nem guten weg.
http://www.goldinvest.de/index.php/atlas-iron-analysten-stuf…
kommentar auf deutsch.... atlas auf nem guten weg.
http://www.goldinvest.de/index.php/atlas-iron-analysten-stuf…
...wir sind hier gut durch die turbulente letzte woche gekommen.
intraday gab´s mal kurz ein ausverkauf auf 3,18 aud.
intraday gab´s mal kurz ein ausverkauf auf 3,18 aud.
Was das denn ????????????????????
Also einer hatte recht hier: aurox wurde mit 170% aufpreis nicht wegen Ball balla aufgekauft wie ich es dachte, sondern wegen der Hafengeschichte.
Denn nun werd ich Balla Balla doch wieder los als Atlas Aktionär:
http://www.asx.com.au/asx/statistics/displayAnnouncement.do?…
B.B. wird verkauft für 40 Mio Aud an den "Mammut" Forge.
Was das sein soll weiß ich nicht.
Wer kennt forge ??? Vermutlich niemand. Die Klitsche hat 21 mio aktien und ist 0,3x aud wert. derzeit 10 mio marktkap.
woher haben die 40 mios aud.
was ist das für ein komischer deal.
Also einer hatte recht hier: aurox wurde mit 170% aufpreis nicht wegen Ball balla aufgekauft wie ich es dachte, sondern wegen der Hafengeschichte.
Denn nun werd ich Balla Balla doch wieder los als Atlas Aktionär:
http://www.asx.com.au/asx/statistics/displayAnnouncement.do?…
B.B. wird verkauft für 40 Mio Aud an den "Mammut" Forge.
Was das sein soll weiß ich nicht.
Wer kennt forge ??? Vermutlich niemand. Die Klitsche hat 21 mio aktien und ist 0,3x aud wert. derzeit 10 mio marktkap.
woher haben die 40 mios aud.
was ist das für ein komischer deal.
5% down knapp... waren die Zahl so enttäuschend ?
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20120306/pdf/424vnkg8st2h45.pdf
Insiderkäufe von Dowling zu 3,17 und 3,19 AUD: 30.000 Shares 2. und 5. März.
Glaube sein Timing war trotzdem nicht das beste bei dem Gesamtmarkt, kann es nur rot werden heute.
Insiderkäufe von Dowling zu 3,17 und 3,19 AUD: 30.000 Shares 2. und 5. März.
Glaube sein Timing war trotzdem nicht das beste bei dem Gesamtmarkt, kann es nur rot werden heute.
6.3 und 7.3
wieder 30.000
Kerry Sanderson zu 3,14 und 2,99 AUD
heut müßts mal wieder up gehen
wieder 30.000
Kerry Sanderson zu 3,14 und 2,99 AUD
heut müßts mal wieder up gehen
http://www.rohstoff-welt.de/news/artikel.php?sid=34886
Nachtrag zur fetten Minensteuer auf Eisenerzproduzenten.
Naja somit haben wir hier ein Problem, was auch den kurseinbruch teilweise erklärte. Obwohl Atlas enormes Wachstumspotential aufweist und seine Produktion bis 2017 ca ver7fachen wird.
Insgesamt gesehen gibt es aber relativ viele gute Eisenerzprojekte was bei einer Abschwächung Chinas zu einem Überangebot sorgen dürfte.
Von daher ein extrem schlechtes Umfeld, für einen extrem starken Einzelwert.
Mal sehen was die Börse weiter daraus machen wird.
Nachtrag zur fetten Minensteuer auf Eisenerzproduzenten.
Naja somit haben wir hier ein Problem, was auch den kurseinbruch teilweise erklärte. Obwohl Atlas enormes Wachstumspotential aufweist und seine Produktion bis 2017 ca ver7fachen wird.
Insgesamt gesehen gibt es aber relativ viele gute Eisenerzprojekte was bei einer Abschwächung Chinas zu einem Überangebot sorgen dürfte.
Von daher ein extrem schlechtes Umfeld, für einen extrem starken Einzelwert.
Mal sehen was die Börse weiter daraus machen wird.
Millionenschwerer Kredit
Atlas Iron sichert sich Expansionsfinanzierung
Der Eisenerzkonzern sieht sich beim geplanten Ausbau seiner Aktivitäten auf einem guten Weg.
Die australische Atlas Iron (WKN: A0DNWE) hat die Finanzierung für Wachstumsprojekte gesichert. Insgesamt kann man 325 Millionen Dollar an Krediten aufnehmen. Davon entfallen 275 Millionen Dollar auf ein Darlehen, das in Anspruch genommen wird. Ergänzt wird dieses durch 50 Millionen Dollar, die man in Form eines rollierenden Darlehensrahmen mit Schuldtiteln nutzen kann.
Ursprünglich hatte Atlas Iron vorgesehen, den kompletten Betrag im Volumen von 325 Millionen Dollar per Darlehen zu finanzieren. Man hat sich nun aber aufgrund der Verbesserungen im Marktumfeld zu einer anders strukturierten Finanzierung entschlossen. Diese spare Kosten, heißt es dazu erklärend von Seiten des australischen Eisenerzunternehmens.
Die Gelder will Atlas Iron zur Finanzierung des geplanten Expansionsprogramms „Horizon 1" nutzen. Im Rahmen dieser Maßnahmen will das Unternehmen bis Ende 2013 seine jährliche Eisenerzförderung auf 12 Millionen Tonnen ausbauen. Hierbei sei man im Plan, so die Gesellschaft am Montag. Weitere 3 Millionen Tonnen sollen bis zum Jahr 2015 hinzu kommen.
http://www.goldinvest.de/index.php/atlas-iron-sichert-sich-e…
Atlas Iron sichert sich Expansionsfinanzierung
Der Eisenerzkonzern sieht sich beim geplanten Ausbau seiner Aktivitäten auf einem guten Weg.
Die australische Atlas Iron (WKN: A0DNWE) hat die Finanzierung für Wachstumsprojekte gesichert. Insgesamt kann man 325 Millionen Dollar an Krediten aufnehmen. Davon entfallen 275 Millionen Dollar auf ein Darlehen, das in Anspruch genommen wird. Ergänzt wird dieses durch 50 Millionen Dollar, die man in Form eines rollierenden Darlehensrahmen mit Schuldtiteln nutzen kann.
Ursprünglich hatte Atlas Iron vorgesehen, den kompletten Betrag im Volumen von 325 Millionen Dollar per Darlehen zu finanzieren. Man hat sich nun aber aufgrund der Verbesserungen im Marktumfeld zu einer anders strukturierten Finanzierung entschlossen. Diese spare Kosten, heißt es dazu erklärend von Seiten des australischen Eisenerzunternehmens.
Die Gelder will Atlas Iron zur Finanzierung des geplanten Expansionsprogramms „Horizon 1" nutzen. Im Rahmen dieser Maßnahmen will das Unternehmen bis Ende 2013 seine jährliche Eisenerzförderung auf 12 Millionen Tonnen ausbauen. Hierbei sei man im Plan, so die Gesellschaft am Montag. Weitere 3 Millionen Tonnen sollen bis zum Jahr 2015 hinzu kommen.
http://www.goldinvest.de/index.php/atlas-iron-sichert-sich-e…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.910.715 von cervical am 10.12.12 16:01:50der markt hat´s positiv aufgenommen.
falls der eisenerzpreis mitspielt, ist Atlas in dem sektor das vielleicht beste wachstumsunternehmen überhaupt.
die qualität ist letztlich auch gut, wenn auch nicht hervorragend.
chinas daten signalisieren wachstum, von daher... eine ganz gute kaufgelegenheit derzeit.
falls der eisenerzpreis mitspielt, ist Atlas in dem sektor das vielleicht beste wachstumsunternehmen überhaupt.
die qualität ist letztlich auch gut, wenn auch nicht hervorragend.
chinas daten signalisieren wachstum, von daher... eine ganz gute kaufgelegenheit derzeit.
Atlas Iron Limited Signs New Offtake Agreements for 2.2MTPA
Perth, Australia (ABN Newswire) - Atlas Iron Limited (ASX:AGO) is pleased to announce that it has signed three new term offtake contracts covering ~2.2 million tonnes of iron ore a year.
The three contracts, which have durations of 1 to 3 years, were signed with two Chinese steel mills and a major international trading house.
Atlas is also pleased to announce that it has recently shipped its first cargo outside of China via a spot sale to a major Asian steel mill with a view to growing the relationship with the purchaser.
Pricing for these recent term contracts are based on the benchmark 62% Fe index, adjusted for iron content and discounted for impurities in line with normal market practice.
Atlas Managing Director Ken Brinsden said the new contracts and Asia-wide interest reflected strong demand for Atlas' product and the Company's growing reputation as a reliable producer.
Atlas advises that negotiations are ongoing with a number of its existing customers about increasing sales tonnages under further term contracts. Atlas also continues to have discussions around new term contracts with a variety of other parties both inside and outside of China.
View the Atlas Iron announcement below:
http://media.abnnewswire.net/media/en/docs/ASX-AGO-618593.pd…
http://www.minenportal.de/artikel.php?sid=75036&lang=en#Atla…
Atlas Iron Limited (ASX:AGO) Production Commences at Mt Dove On Time And On Budget
Perth, Australia (ABN Newswire) - Atlas Iron Limited (ASX:AGO) is pleased to announce that production has commenced at its third Pilbara iron ore mine, Mt Dove, located 65km south of Port Hedland in WA, representing a key steppingstone towards achieving its near-term Horizon 1 production target of 12Mtpa.
Atlas Managing Director Ken Brinsden said 'Atlas has a proven track record in Pilbara mine development having now brought 3 mines into production within 4 years. The Company is on target to bring 5 mines into production in 5 years with the addition of the Abydos Mine in June 2013, and the first phase of the Mt Webber Mine (subject to Board approval) in December 2013.
'I would like to take this opportunity to thank our staff, contractors and all of our service providers for their great assistance in bringing Mt Dove into production on time and within budget,' Mr Brinsden added.
With the commencement of production and haulage at Mt Dove, Atlas remains on track to export between 7.2Mt and 7.7Mt in the 2013 financial year.
MT DOVE MINE
The first blast at the Mt Dove Mine occurred on 28 October 2012. First ore was mined in November 2012 and with crushing and screening plant commissioning now complete, high grade production has commenced. Haulage to port will commence within the week.
Production from the Mt Dove mine will increase Atlas' north Pilbara production rate to 8Mtpa in the March 2013 Quarter and while the mine life at the project is relatively short, the grade contribution will enhance the Atlas' North Pilbara blending opportunities.
http://www.minenportal.de/artikel.php?sid=75870&lang=en#Atla…
Perth, Australia (ABN Newswire) - Atlas Iron Limited (ASX:AGO) is pleased to announce that production has commenced at its third Pilbara iron ore mine, Mt Dove, located 65km south of Port Hedland in WA, representing a key steppingstone towards achieving its near-term Horizon 1 production target of 12Mtpa.
Atlas Managing Director Ken Brinsden said 'Atlas has a proven track record in Pilbara mine development having now brought 3 mines into production within 4 years. The Company is on target to bring 5 mines into production in 5 years with the addition of the Abydos Mine in June 2013, and the first phase of the Mt Webber Mine (subject to Board approval) in December 2013.
'I would like to take this opportunity to thank our staff, contractors and all of our service providers for their great assistance in bringing Mt Dove into production on time and within budget,' Mr Brinsden added.
With the commencement of production and haulage at Mt Dove, Atlas remains on track to export between 7.2Mt and 7.7Mt in the 2013 financial year.
MT DOVE MINE
The first blast at the Mt Dove Mine occurred on 28 October 2012. First ore was mined in November 2012 and with crushing and screening plant commissioning now complete, high grade production has commenced. Haulage to port will commence within the week.
Production from the Mt Dove mine will increase Atlas' north Pilbara production rate to 8Mtpa in the March 2013 Quarter and while the mine life at the project is relatively short, the grade contribution will enhance the Atlas' North Pilbara blending opportunities.
http://www.minenportal.de/artikel.php?sid=75870&lang=en#Atla…
Date Last Change % Change Volume
01/10/13 1.760 +0.018 +1.03% 13,273,863
01/09/13 1.742 +0.002 +0.11% 8,990,985
01/08/13 1.740 -0.080 -4.40% 11,394,104
01/07/13 1.820 unch unch 7,967,009
01/04/13 1.820 -0.050 -2.67% 7,244,459
01/10/13 1.760 +0.018 +1.03% 13,273,863
01/09/13 1.742 +0.002 +0.11% 8,990,985
01/08/13 1.740 -0.080 -4.40% 11,394,104
01/07/13 1.820 unch unch 7,967,009
01/04/13 1.820 -0.050 -2.67% 7,244,459
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.980.435 von cervical am 04.01.13 09:14:39zumindest alles nach plan.
eisenerzpreise nach dem fixen ansteig von 33% in glaub 4 wochen (?) vielleicht etwas überhitzt... ich denke die 2 sollten wir noch knacken fürs erste. hab halt eingie zweifel an der nachhaltigkeit des eisenerzpreises.
atlas wäre einer der wachstumsstories in dem segment
eisenerzpreise nach dem fixen ansteig von 33% in glaub 4 wochen (?) vielleicht etwas überhitzt... ich denke die 2 sollten wir noch knacken fürs erste. hab halt eingie zweifel an der nachhaltigkeit des eisenerzpreises.
atlas wäre einer der wachstumsstories in dem segment
Absicherung der langfristigen Wachstumspläne: Atlas Iron steigert Eisenerzreserven in Pilbara um 21%
Der australische Eisenerzproduzent Atlas Iron (WKN A0DNWE) hat seine Gesamtreserve in der Region Pilbara um rund 21% auf 499 Mio. Tonnen gesteigert. Damit stärkt man den bestehenden Betrieb und die Entwicklungsprojekte dort.
http://bjoernjunker.wordpress.com/2013/02/05/absicherung-der…
Der australische Eisenerzproduzent Atlas Iron (WKN A0DNWE) hat seine Gesamtreserve in der Region Pilbara um rund 21% auf 499 Mio. Tonnen gesteigert. Damit stärkt man den bestehenden Betrieb und die Entwicklungsprojekte dort.
http://bjoernjunker.wordpress.com/2013/02/05/absicherung-der…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 44.104.447 von cervical am 05.02.13 12:39:36ab ca Minute 29 Bericht über Atlas Iron
http://www.ndr.de/fernsehen/sendungen/laender-menschen-abent…
niespe
http://www.ndr.de/fernsehen/sendungen/laender-menschen-abent…
niespe
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 44.114.547 von niespe am 07.02.13 14:35:19Hi niespe
Das momentan am höchsten bewertete Posting auf HC
Below is a responce via email i received back from AGO today,
Thank you for your email.
With respect to your query on Atlas' share price, yes it is disappointing. The market has lagged to value our stock and many other iron ore stocks since the recent iron ore price recovery from the lows seen in September / October 2012 and over the last week, we have seen the iron ore price drop which has initiated some debate surrounding the sustainability of iron ore prices in the future further impacting our stock value.
Whilst the price of iron ore is not something that we can control, I can assure you, as we have assured large, medium and small investors in the last 3 weeks since the half year report was released that:
• Atlas is targeting producing in a cost efficient and globally cost competitive way at a rate of 12Mtpa by mid FY2014.
• Atlas is planning to ensure it sweats all of its North Pilbara assets (more tonnes produced from our existing mines are in many cases cheaper and more cost efficient).
• our existing producing assets are producing good operating cash flows at the current iron ore prices.
• Atlas continues to develop its North Pilbara DSO projects; and
• Atlas continues to work on a rail solution for its Horizon 2 assets (McPhee Creek and SE Pilbara DSO projects) which could potentially create significant value for the Company. Atlas has yet to commit to any large amount of capital expenditure for Horizon 2.
We hope that this helps with your concerns.
Ich kann ja momentan mit dem schwächelnden Kurs ganz an der Seitenlinie gut leben, fraglich wie weit es noch runter geht, momentan ist weit und breit kein Boden zu sehen, die Quartalszahlen sollten wegen der gestiegenen Produktion und den höheren Verkaufszahlen gut aussehen, auf jeden Fall sehe ich eine sehr gute Chance hier nach einer Bodenfindung von einem Rebound bei einem fundamental wirklich interessanten Investment zu profitieren.
Gruß Fritz
Das momentan am höchsten bewertete Posting auf HC
Below is a responce via email i received back from AGO today,
Thank you for your email.
With respect to your query on Atlas' share price, yes it is disappointing. The market has lagged to value our stock and many other iron ore stocks since the recent iron ore price recovery from the lows seen in September / October 2012 and over the last week, we have seen the iron ore price drop which has initiated some debate surrounding the sustainability of iron ore prices in the future further impacting our stock value.
Whilst the price of iron ore is not something that we can control, I can assure you, as we have assured large, medium and small investors in the last 3 weeks since the half year report was released that:
• Atlas is targeting producing in a cost efficient and globally cost competitive way at a rate of 12Mtpa by mid FY2014.
• Atlas is planning to ensure it sweats all of its North Pilbara assets (more tonnes produced from our existing mines are in many cases cheaper and more cost efficient).
• our existing producing assets are producing good operating cash flows at the current iron ore prices.
• Atlas continues to develop its North Pilbara DSO projects; and
• Atlas continues to work on a rail solution for its Horizon 2 assets (McPhee Creek and SE Pilbara DSO projects) which could potentially create significant value for the Company. Atlas has yet to commit to any large amount of capital expenditure for Horizon 2.
We hope that this helps with your concerns.
Ich kann ja momentan mit dem schwächelnden Kurs ganz an der Seitenlinie gut leben, fraglich wie weit es noch runter geht, momentan ist weit und breit kein Boden zu sehen, die Quartalszahlen sollten wegen der gestiegenen Produktion und den höheren Verkaufszahlen gut aussehen, auf jeden Fall sehe ich eine sehr gute Chance hier nach einer Bodenfindung von einem Rebound bei einem fundamental wirklich interessanten Investment zu profitieren.
Gruß Fritz
Frag mich wann hier endlich der Rebound kommt aber als langzeitinvestment bestimmt sehr gut kann man ordentlich Geld verdienen oder was meint ihr??
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 44.998.653 von freddy1989 am 07.07.13 17:53:43Hi freddy
Schwer zu sagen, nach der heutigen News über die Entwicklung von Mt Webber, das ist ein Patzen Geld der in die Hand genommen wird.
Bei den momentanen Preisen für Eisenerz finde ich die Investition in die neue Mine nicht sonderlich attraktiv, das bringt nur was bei weiter steigenden Preisen und eine Lösung beim Transport per Schiene wäre interessanter gewesen, denn auch hier wird es Geld brauchen.
Habe mich bei 0,695 Aud positioniert und bin erst mal wieder bei 0,795 heute am Morgen raus, ohne der News wäre es meiner Meinung nach gleich heute weiter gelaufen.
Ich spekuliere drauf das die Aktie klassisch noch einmal auf etwa 0,69 zurückkommt, dann kaufe ich mich noch einmal ein und werde dich bei der Findung der Antwort auf deine Frage wieder begleiten.
Wenn nicht und es jetzt schon hoch geht, auch gut, dann war es halt nur ein kleiner Gewinn, auch gut.
Gruß Fritz
Schwer zu sagen, nach der heutigen News über die Entwicklung von Mt Webber, das ist ein Patzen Geld der in die Hand genommen wird.
Bei den momentanen Preisen für Eisenerz finde ich die Investition in die neue Mine nicht sonderlich attraktiv, das bringt nur was bei weiter steigenden Preisen und eine Lösung beim Transport per Schiene wäre interessanter gewesen, denn auch hier wird es Geld brauchen.
Habe mich bei 0,695 Aud positioniert und bin erst mal wieder bei 0,795 heute am Morgen raus, ohne der News wäre es meiner Meinung nach gleich heute weiter gelaufen.
Ich spekuliere drauf das die Aktie klassisch noch einmal auf etwa 0,69 zurückkommt, dann kaufe ich mich noch einmal ein und werde dich bei der Findung der Antwort auf deine Frage wieder begleiten.
Wenn nicht und es jetzt schon hoch geht, auch gut, dann war es halt nur ein kleiner Gewinn, auch gut.
Gruß Fritz
Ja ich denke das Atlas Iron sehr langfristig denkt und wenn die Chinesische Wirtschaft mal wieder in Schwung kommt das sollte der Eisenerzpreis wieder bei ca 160 Dollar liegen.
Steige jetzt auch langsam ein uns verkaufe dann bei 3-4 Euro eigentlich ist Atlas Iron ein echtes schnappchen.
Steige jetzt auch langsam ein uns verkaufe dann bei 3-4 Euro eigentlich ist Atlas Iron ein echtes schnappchen.
Bin seit der Übernahme von FERRAUS (südliche Pilbara Gebiete) durch Atlas Iron dabei. Somit habe ich natürlich auch die knackigen Abschwünge mitgemacht.
Für mich stimmt jedoch zZ noch die Story, Atlas zahlt auch schon Dividenden, hat glaube ich keine Nettoverschuldung (Cash - Debt positiv) und baut Mine um Mine (wenn zT auch "Kleinvieh").
Heute nun eine erneut gute Nachricht:
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20131209/pdf/42lgvs8vhh9rzz.pdf
Bohrungen zeigen in den Corunna Downs (nördliche Pilbara), dass sich hier eine neue "major iron ore province" erheben könnte.
Corunna Downs liegt zwischen Mt. Webber und McPhee Creek und damit noch in Trucking Distanz zum Hafen von Port Hedland (solange noch keine Bahn gebaut wird oder von anderen benutzt werden darf - und das kann noch lange dauern und wird noch sehr viel Geld kosten).
Nur schon die Bohrgebiete Runway und Shark Gully mit der auf einen Seite (der dicken Iron-Ore Seite) offenen Mineralisation zeigen ein mögliches Potential. Dabei rechnet man erst mal nur 10% des 80Km langen Korridors bis hin zu McPhee Creek auf eine mögliche 100/150+ Mio Tonnen Resource hoch.
Der Iron Ore Spot Price zeigt auch einen schönen Rebound, aber das wird über die nächsten Jahre noch manches Auf und Ab geben.
Wichtig, dass Atlas die Hafenkapazitäten oder Optionen darauf hat und zu möglichst niedrigen All-in-Costs produzieren kann. Hoffentlich auch weiterhin sehr konservativ mit Fremdschulden umgeht.
Für mich stimmt jedoch zZ noch die Story, Atlas zahlt auch schon Dividenden, hat glaube ich keine Nettoverschuldung (Cash - Debt positiv) und baut Mine um Mine (wenn zT auch "Kleinvieh").
Heute nun eine erneut gute Nachricht:
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20131209/pdf/42lgvs8vhh9rzz.pdf
Bohrungen zeigen in den Corunna Downs (nördliche Pilbara), dass sich hier eine neue "major iron ore province" erheben könnte.
Corunna Downs liegt zwischen Mt. Webber und McPhee Creek und damit noch in Trucking Distanz zum Hafen von Port Hedland (solange noch keine Bahn gebaut wird oder von anderen benutzt werden darf - und das kann noch lange dauern und wird noch sehr viel Geld kosten).
Nur schon die Bohrgebiete Runway und Shark Gully mit der auf einen Seite (der dicken Iron-Ore Seite) offenen Mineralisation zeigen ein mögliches Potential. Dabei rechnet man erst mal nur 10% des 80Km langen Korridors bis hin zu McPhee Creek auf eine mögliche 100/150+ Mio Tonnen Resource hoch.
Der Iron Ore Spot Price zeigt auch einen schönen Rebound, aber das wird über die nächsten Jahre noch manches Auf und Ab geben.
Wichtig, dass Atlas die Hafenkapazitäten oder Optionen darauf hat und zu möglichst niedrigen All-in-Costs produzieren kann. Hoffentlich auch weiterhin sehr konservativ mit Fremdschulden umgeht.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.008.526 von I-Ron am 09.12.13 09:42:15Hi I-Ron
Fundamental sieht es sehr gut aus auch mit dem niedrigen AUD auf der Kostenseite und dem relativ dazu gesehen hohen USD auf der Einnahmeseite noch dazu eine stark gestiegene Produktion bei etwa 10Mt pro Jahr und einem hohen Preis für das Erz.
Die Ergebnisse bei Corunna Downs könnten in dieser Situation ein wenig den Druck von der Erwartungshaltung bezüglich der Eisenbahnlösung in diesem Jahr nehmen.
Momentan erfreulich das ich auch ein paar AGO halte, auf jeden Fall bin ich gespannt wie es weiter geht und hoffe das mich in nächster Zeit keine Korrektur aus dem Rennen nimmt.
Gruß Fritz
Fundamental sieht es sehr gut aus auch mit dem niedrigen AUD auf der Kostenseite und dem relativ dazu gesehen hohen USD auf der Einnahmeseite noch dazu eine stark gestiegene Produktion bei etwa 10Mt pro Jahr und einem hohen Preis für das Erz.
Die Ergebnisse bei Corunna Downs könnten in dieser Situation ein wenig den Druck von der Erwartungshaltung bezüglich der Eisenbahnlösung in diesem Jahr nehmen.
Momentan erfreulich das ich auch ein paar AGO halte, auf jeden Fall bin ich gespannt wie es weiter geht und hoffe das mich in nächster Zeit keine Korrektur aus dem Rennen nimmt.
Gruß Fritz
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.012.704 von Fritz777 am 09.12.13 17:17:53Hallo Fritz
Zitat: "Die Ergebnisse bei Corunna Downs könnten in dieser Situation ein wenig den Druck von der Erwartungshaltung bezüglich der Eisenbahnlösung in diesem Jahr nehmen."
Ja genau, das ging mir auch als Erstes durch den Kopf. Denn am Problem "keine Infrastruktur in Aussicht oder aber nicht finanzierbar" ist schon mancher gescheitert und da ist doch ein wenig mehr IO-Material in Trucking Distanz (wenn auch schon knackig weit weg) eine Trumpfkarte mehr im Spiel.
I-Ron
Zitat: "Die Ergebnisse bei Corunna Downs könnten in dieser Situation ein wenig den Druck von der Erwartungshaltung bezüglich der Eisenbahnlösung in diesem Jahr nehmen."
Ja genau, das ging mir auch als Erstes durch den Kopf. Denn am Problem "keine Infrastruktur in Aussicht oder aber nicht finanzierbar" ist schon mancher gescheitert und da ist doch ein wenig mehr IO-Material in Trucking Distanz (wenn auch schon knackig weit weg) eine Trumpfkarte mehr im Spiel.
I-Ron
Hier mal die letzten Quartalszahlen von Atlas Iron und ein paar Bohrergebnisse sieht gar nicht schlecht aus oder wie findet ihr die Zahlen??
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20140129/pdf/42mbym3g1j7r29.pdf
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20140129/pdf/42mbyg4ttsytwl.pdf
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20140129/pdf/42mbym3g1j7r29.pdf
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20140129/pdf/42mbyg4ttsytwl.pdf
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.174.498 von MFC500 am 19.03.10 09:05:02
Ich weiß noch nicht, wie ich mich entscheide. Mal gucken was der Eisenerzpreis am Montag macht. Konnte für heute keinen neuen Preis finden. Kann mir da jemand helfen?
Kapitalmaßnahme
Ich bin schon lange dabei, habe leider in den letzten Monaten ins "fallende Messer" gegriffen. Einige alte Börsenregeln sind nicht so falsch. Und Gier frisst Hirn passt wohl auch. Jetzt ist uns ja das nette Angebot für eine Kapitalerhöhung ins Postfach geflattert. Auf den ersten Blick ist der Preis ja sehr verlockend. Aber: Drei große Minenbetreiben diktieren wohl die Preis. Bei 50$ geht Atlas Iron die Puste auf. DIE können wohl noch für ca. 30$ produzieren. Kurz vor dem Ende der Zeichnungsfrisst pruzelt der Preis von über 60$ auf ca. 55$! Zufall? Ein Schelm, der sich was böses denkt.Ich weiß noch nicht, wie ich mich entscheide. Mal gucken was der Eisenerzpreis am Montag macht. Konnte für heute keinen neuen Preis finden. Kann mir da jemand helfen?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 50.106.108 von Wusel58 am 03.07.15 14:21:18Mahlzeit,
ja was macht man??
Der Preis fällt
http://www.finanzen.net/rohstoffe/eisenerz
Wo steht die Aktie nach der Maßnahme.
Kann man da noch günstiger abgreifen??
Viele offene Fragen - ich zaudere auch - paar Tage sind ja noch.
aber 2000 Aus$ sind eben 2000 Aus$
ja was macht man??
Der Preis fällt
http://www.finanzen.net/rohstoffe/eisenerz
Wo steht die Aktie nach der Maßnahme.
Kann man da noch günstiger abgreifen??
Viele offene Fragen - ich zaudere auch - paar Tage sind ja noch.
aber 2000 Aus$ sind eben 2000 Aus$
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 50.118.900 von nnah am 06.07.15 12:06:12
Galgenfrist
Wenn sich der Eisenerzpreis bis zum 12.07. trotz der Krise bei 55$ hält, dann werde ich es wagen. Man kann ja nur 100% verlieren, aber viel mehr gewinnen
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 50.122.749 von Wusel58 am 06.07.15 20:31:30Hallo,
so, ich habe mich heute entschieden.
Hab die Zeichn ungspapiere zerissen damit ich erst
gar nicht in Versuchung komme.
Bei dem Preis kann man vermutlich nach der Maßnahme
wenn nötig noch günstiger verbilligen.
Gruß
so, ich habe mich heute entschieden.
Hab die Zeichn ungspapiere zerissen damit ich erst
gar nicht in Versuchung komme.
Bei dem Preis kann man vermutlich nach der Maßnahme
wenn nötig noch günstiger verbilligen.
Gruß
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 50.127.915 von nnah am 07.07.15 13:03:28Erzpreis noch mal 5% down,
ohne Haltelinie.
ohne Haltelinie.
http://www.finanzen.net/rohstoffe/eisenerz
moin,
wieder abwärts,
da wird auch die Preisabsicherung nicht viel halten.
moin,
wieder abwärts,
da wird auch die Preisabsicherung nicht viel halten.
Iron Limited
(ASX:
AGO) has extended the Closing Date of the Shareholder
Participation Offer
(
SPO
) and the Placement in respect of the general public
(
General Public Placement
) from 5.00pm
(Perth time) on Monday 13 July 2015 to
5.00pm (Perth time) on Thursday 16 July 2015
.
(ASX:
AGO) has extended the Closing Date of the Shareholder
Participation Offer
(
SPO
) and the Placement in respect of the general public
(
General Public Placement
) from 5.00pm
(Perth time) on Monday 13 July 2015 to
5.00pm (Perth time) on Thursday 16 July 2015
.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 50.182.185 von nnah am 14.07.15 10:59:49
wie vermutet: Handel läuft wieder - und Kurs liegt weit unter Ausgabe 0.05
war also vollkommen richtig die KE auszulassen.
Zitat von nnah: Iron Limited
(ASX:
AGO) has extended the Closing Date of the Shareholder
Participation Offer
(
SPO
) and the Placement in respect of the general public
(
General Public Placement
) from 5.00pm
(Perth time) on Monday 13 July 2015 to
5.00pm (Perth time) on Thursday 16 July 2015
.
wie vermutet: Handel läuft wieder - und Kurs liegt weit unter Ausgabe 0.05
war also vollkommen richtig die KE auszulassen.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 50.272.017 von nnah am 27.07.15 11:47:56Sehe ich auch so. Habe heute für 0,03 nachgekauft. Immerhin ist der Eisenerzpreis recht stabil. Könnte also knapp für das "Überleben" reichen.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 50.272.968 von Wusel58 am 27.07.15 13:46:39Ja, ich werde auch noch verbilligen.
Kann nur noch nicht handeln
Kann nur noch nicht handeln
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 50.274.642 von nnah am 27.07.15 16:38:05
Na geht doch,
heute bedient zu 0.011
Zitat von nnah: Ja, ich werde auch noch verbilligen.
Kann nur noch nicht handeln
Na geht doch,
heute bedient zu 0.011
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 50.285.595 von nnah am 28.07.15 21:52:31Gut eingekauft. Glückwunsch
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 50.287.677 von Wusel58 am 29.07.15 09:54:21Ja,
einfach mal Glück gehabt, hatte ein Limit 0.024 drin,
dann die Bedienung zu 0.011 - nimmt man gern
einfach mal Glück gehabt, hatte ein Limit 0.024 drin,
dann die Bedienung zu 0.011 - nimmt man gern
Hier nochmal die Quartalszahlen....
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20150731/pdf/4306y7ksb8zrx7.pdf
Was haltet ihr davon das Atlas Iron jetzt so viele "Aktien auf dem Markt hat"haben ja enorm verwässert
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20150731/pdf/4306y7ksb8zrx7.pdf
Was haltet ihr davon das Atlas Iron jetzt so viele "Aktien auf dem Markt hat"haben ja enorm verwässert
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 50.323.440 von freddy1989 am 03.08.15 21:11:21Moin,
die Verwässerung ist schon enorm. Nur wenn man den jetzigen Kurs auf
den vor der Verwässerung hochrechnet, dann liegt man um die 10 Austr. Cent.
Somit knapp unter dem Kurs vor der Aussetzung. Wenn man nun die
ergriffenen Maßnahmen zur Kostenreduktion und das weitere Umfeld betrachtet
(Hilfe von Regierungsseite, Garantien und weiteres), dann "könnte" die
Chance nicht schlecht sein.
Die Frage ist wie verhält sich der Erzpreis bzw. wie entwickelt
sich die Nachfrage. Da die Erzqualität bei Atlas als sehr gut zu
bezeichnen ist, wäre es eventuell von Vorteil. Gut, wer die KE mitgegangen
ist, der liegt erstmal im Minus. Daher verfolge ich auch eher die Strategie
"Schnäppchen" nach solch einer KE zu ergattern.
Und dann bleiben sie von mir aus 3 Jahre liegen.
Entweder es geht in die Hose, oder sehr gut.
die Verwässerung ist schon enorm. Nur wenn man den jetzigen Kurs auf
den vor der Verwässerung hochrechnet, dann liegt man um die 10 Austr. Cent.
Somit knapp unter dem Kurs vor der Aussetzung. Wenn man nun die
ergriffenen Maßnahmen zur Kostenreduktion und das weitere Umfeld betrachtet
(Hilfe von Regierungsseite, Garantien und weiteres), dann "könnte" die
Chance nicht schlecht sein.
Die Frage ist wie verhält sich der Erzpreis bzw. wie entwickelt
sich die Nachfrage. Da die Erzqualität bei Atlas als sehr gut zu
bezeichnen ist, wäre es eventuell von Vorteil. Gut, wer die KE mitgegangen
ist, der liegt erstmal im Minus. Daher verfolge ich auch eher die Strategie
"Schnäppchen" nach solch einer KE zu ergattern.
Und dann bleiben sie von mir aus 3 Jahre liegen.
Entweder es geht in die Hose, oder sehr gut.
Schlechte Aussichten was den Erzpreis angeht.
2016
was wird es bringen das neue Jahr.
schwache Wirschaftsaussichten - schlecht - aber ein nun sich langsam bewegender Erzpreis.
was wird es bringen das neue Jahr.
schwache Wirschaftsaussichten - schlecht - aber ein nun sich langsam bewegender Erzpreis.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 51.255.879 von nnah am 07.12.15 14:04:49
jetzt habe ich lange den Eisenerzpreis beobachtet. Er liegt wieder bei 46$, da kann Atlas Iron wieder Gewinne erwirtschaften. Habe bei 0,012 Euro nachgekauft. Mal gucken, ob ich die bisherigen 94Prozent Minus verringern kann.
Eisenerzpreis steigt
So,jetzt habe ich lange den Eisenerzpreis beobachtet. Er liegt wieder bei 46$, da kann Atlas Iron wieder Gewinne erwirtschaften. Habe bei 0,012 Euro nachgekauft. Mal gucken, ob ich die bisherigen 94Prozent Minus verringern kann.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 51.874.470 von Wusel58 am 01.03.16 17:40:42Mahlzeit,
siehste nun ist der Erzpreis schon über die 50 US$ gehüpft.
Bei der Reduktion der Kosten wird wieder Gewinn gemacht.
Auch ich hatte in der mauen Phase nachgelegt und freue
mich nun auf eine hoffentlich einsetzende Erholung.
Es war zwar ein hohes Risiko mit dem Nachkauf, nur da die
australische Regierung auch nicht untätig ist um ihre
Unternehmen am Leben zu erhalten, war es mir wert.
Also hop oder top
siehste nun ist der Erzpreis schon über die 50 US$ gehüpft.
Bei der Reduktion der Kosten wird wieder Gewinn gemacht.
Auch ich hatte in der mauen Phase nachgelegt und freue
mich nun auf eine hoffentlich einsetzende Erholung.
Es war zwar ein hohes Risiko mit dem Nachkauf, nur da die
australische Regierung auch nicht untätig ist um ihre
Unternehmen am Leben zu erhalten, war es mir wert.
Also hop oder top
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 51.891.210 von nnah am 03.03.16 12:20:47Sehe ich auch so. Irgendwann muss man sich mal trauen. Ich habe meine alte Aktienzahl noch einmal nachgekauft. Bei Aditya Birla sah es vor Jahren auch einmal übel aus. Da habe ich meinem Sohn einen Tipp gegeben. Er hat aus 200 Euro 2000Euro gemacht. Das war seine Reise nach Australien
Na bitte,
geht doch, der Kurs ist nun bei gutem Umsatz in down under angesprungen.
Geschlossen im Tageshoch wird hier wohl
der weiter steigende Erzpreis gewürdigt.
geht doch, der Kurs ist nun bei gutem Umsatz in down under angesprungen.
Geschlossen im Tageshoch wird hier wohl
der weiter steigende Erzpreis gewürdigt.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 51.918.735 von nnah am 07.03.16 10:40:26Ich freue mich auch. Mal eben ca. 90 Prozent Gewinn in 4 Tagen
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 51.922.611 von Wusel58 am 07.03.16 17:31:03Die Talsohle ist nun vermutlich durchschritten.
Bei Kosten von ca. 55 A$ steht nun wieder ein Verkaufspreis von ca. 70 A$.
Positiver cashflow sollte sich im Kurs bemerkbar machen.
Bei Kosten von ca. 55 A$ steht nun wieder ein Verkaufspreis von ca. 70 A$.
Positiver cashflow sollte sich im Kurs bemerkbar machen.
Moin,
der Weg bestätigt sich eindrucksvoll. Heute drüben auf 0.031 +40%
bei umgesetzten 153 Mio. Stücken - ca. 5 % der ausstehenden Aktien.
Der Weg nach oben scheint geebnet.
der Weg bestätigt sich eindrucksvoll. Heute drüben auf 0.031 +40%
bei umgesetzten 153 Mio. Stücken - ca. 5 % der ausstehenden Aktien.
Der Weg nach oben scheint geebnet.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 51.927.723 von nnah am 08.03.16 09:50:27
58,81USD +6,70USD 11,39%
07.03.16
Der Erzpreis!!
Das dürfte ein sehr sehr sehr gutes Märzquartal geben.
In A$ Erzpreis bei 77,70.
Gesamtkosten Produktion ca. 55 A$ / T.
ca. 22 A$ Gewinn/T bei ca 3,5 Mio. Tonnen / Quartal
da bleibt was über und der Kurs dürfte Luftsprünge machen
Da muss Atlas nur aufpassen, dass sie aufgrund der geringen MK nicht aufgeschnupft werden.
Aktuell bei Kurs 0.031 A$ - MK ca. 90 Mio. A$
und
das bei womöglich 50 Mio. A$ Q-Gewinn
dagegen hilft eigentlich nur ein schnell steigender Kurs.
Zitat von nnah: Moin,
der Weg bestätigt sich eindrucksvoll. Heute drüben auf 0.031 +40%
bei umgesetzten 153 Mio. Stücken - ca. 5 % der ausstehenden Aktien.
Der Weg nach oben scheint geebnet.
58,81USD +6,70USD 11,39%
07.03.16
Der Erzpreis!!
Das dürfte ein sehr sehr sehr gutes Märzquartal geben.
In A$ Erzpreis bei 77,70.
Gesamtkosten Produktion ca. 55 A$ / T.
ca. 22 A$ Gewinn/T bei ca 3,5 Mio. Tonnen / Quartal
da bleibt was über und der Kurs dürfte Luftsprünge machen
Da muss Atlas nur aufpassen, dass sie aufgrund der geringen MK nicht aufgeschnupft werden.
Aktuell bei Kurs 0.031 A$ - MK ca. 90 Mio. A$
und
das bei womöglich 50 Mio. A$ Q-Gewinn
dagegen hilft eigentlich nur ein schnell steigender Kurs.
http://www.finanzen.net/rohstoffe/eisenerz
entwickelt sich sehr passabel, da bin ich auf den
Bericht zum März Quartal wirklich mal gespannt.
entwickelt sich sehr passabel, da bin ich auf den
Bericht zum März Quartal wirklich mal gespannt.
Entwickelt sich etwa schon wieder Ungemach??
Die Ankündigung zur HV enthält ja eine gewaltige Ausgabe neuer Aktien, wenn ich das
richtig lese.
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20160324/pdf/4362w864289lq0.pdf
Die Anzahl der Aktien würde sich um das 2,3 fache erhöhen.
Unglaubliche Verwässerung.
Shares
New Shares to be issued under the Financial Restructuring 2
6,229,503,121 70.0%
Total New Shares
6,229,503,121
70.0%
Existing Shares on issue
2,669,787,052
30.0%
Shares on issue immediately post the Financial
Restructuring*
8,899,290,173
100.0%
Die Ankündigung zur HV enthält ja eine gewaltige Ausgabe neuer Aktien, wenn ich das
richtig lese.
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20160324/pdf/4362w864289lq0.pdf
Die Anzahl der Aktien würde sich um das 2,3 fache erhöhen.
Unglaubliche Verwässerung.
Shares
New Shares to be issued under the Financial Restructuring 2
6,229,503,121 70.0%
Total New Shares
6,229,503,121
70.0%
Existing Shares on issue
2,669,787,052
30.0%
Shares on issue immediately post the Financial
Restructuring*
8,899,290,173
100.0%
9 Mrd Aktien wäre bei 2.5 audcent 225 Mio börsenwert
Das bei dann 155 Mio neuem Cash bzw. Kapital
Das bei dann 155 Mio neuem Cash bzw. Kapital
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 52.077.101 von Reiners am 29.03.16 18:50:33dem "neuen Cash" stehen aber auch ordentliche Verbindlichkeiten gegenüber.
Da gibt es einen Satz, dort steht dass man eine Prüfung zum 30.06.16 ohne das
neue Kapital wohl schwer schaffen wird, Das gibt mir sehr zu denken.
Auch wenn der Erzpreis momentan ganz positiv für Atlas daherkommt.
Viele Fragen
Da gibt es einen Satz, dort steht dass man eine Prüfung zum 30.06.16 ohne das
neue Kapital wohl schwer schaffen wird, Das gibt mir sehr zu denken.
Auch wenn der Erzpreis momentan ganz positiv für Atlas daherkommt.
Viele Fragen
Wird wohl schwach- Da Januar und Februar sehr niedriger Preis.
Q2 sollte besser werden
Q2 sollte besser werden
Hier mal eine aktuell Presentation
http://www.atlasiron.com.au/irm/PDF/5868/May2016InvestorPres…
Was meint ihr kann Atlas iron das bei den Eisenerzpreisen überleben?sieht knapp aus....
Was haltet ihr von den Extrem vielen Aktien die es von Atlas Iron gibt....ist eine sehr große Zahl....
http://www.atlasiron.com.au/irm/PDF/5868/May2016InvestorPres…
Was meint ihr kann Atlas iron das bei den Eisenerzpreisen überleben?sieht knapp aus....
Was haltet ihr von den Extrem vielen Aktien die es von Atlas Iron gibt....ist eine sehr große Zahl....
Hier mal eine ganz gute Sammlung von Argumenten aus dem Hotcopper:
Wall of 1c cannot last.
How long can the marathon lows and 1c wall be sustained for AGO when it defies fundamental logic for the company when its performing so well now and only getting better:
Global Upside
- IO supply doom is back peddling on a global scale. Even Vale is saying it's portrayed expansion is exaggerated to the downside.
- Majors are focusing on profits and returns now not supply expansion.
Chinas yoy GDP is bigger every year and so is its appetite for IO.
- 1% of GDP growth this year is equivalent to 1.2% last year
- China fundamentals are strong.
- China industrials are strong.
- China infrastructure growth strong.
- China property strong.
- Japan pumping money into its own Infrastructure with also preparations for Tokyo summer Olympics in 2020.
- India ramping up at rates last seen since China. Early days but watch this space. China Mach 2.
- US due for an overhaul of outdated infrastructure.
- Africa / UAE urbanisation.
AGO Specific Upside
- Solid partnerships
- AGO profits of 40-65mil per quarter at current IO prices. For every 1 dollar rise in IO (quarter average) is effectively 16mil profit extra for AGO. Once IO returns to 70-80 per tonne which I believe is inevitable over the next 1-2 years. AGO will be making serious dollars per quarter.
Debt potentially now on equal to cash on hand.
Debt to be paid off quickly within 9 months to a year.
Coranna Downs on the horizon.
Wodgina once IO life runs out is a potential home for Lithium with potential resources in the making.
Existing infrastructure.
A money making machine.
Rerate imminent.
1.1c? The fact it can stay this low for this long is laughable now and something has to give. This SP defies investment logic and has to pop soon. Once it does it will be huge. Be patient while hanging on to your hats.
http://hotcopper.com.au/threads/wall-of-1c-cannot-last.28312…
Bin Freitag zu 1,1ct rein.
Eisenerzpreise steigen gearde wieder, aktuell bei etwa 60USD.
Mal schauen, wie es sich die nächsten Monate entwickelt.
Wall of 1c cannot last.
How long can the marathon lows and 1c wall be sustained for AGO when it defies fundamental logic for the company when its performing so well now and only getting better:
Global Upside
- IO supply doom is back peddling on a global scale. Even Vale is saying it's portrayed expansion is exaggerated to the downside.
- Majors are focusing on profits and returns now not supply expansion.
Chinas yoy GDP is bigger every year and so is its appetite for IO.
- 1% of GDP growth this year is equivalent to 1.2% last year
- China fundamentals are strong.
- China industrials are strong.
- China infrastructure growth strong.
- China property strong.
- Japan pumping money into its own Infrastructure with also preparations for Tokyo summer Olympics in 2020.
- India ramping up at rates last seen since China. Early days but watch this space. China Mach 2.
- US due for an overhaul of outdated infrastructure.
- Africa / UAE urbanisation.
AGO Specific Upside
- Solid partnerships
- AGO profits of 40-65mil per quarter at current IO prices. For every 1 dollar rise in IO (quarter average) is effectively 16mil profit extra for AGO. Once IO returns to 70-80 per tonne which I believe is inevitable over the next 1-2 years. AGO will be making serious dollars per quarter.
Debt potentially now on equal to cash on hand.
Debt to be paid off quickly within 9 months to a year.
Coranna Downs on the horizon.
Wodgina once IO life runs out is a potential home for Lithium with potential resources in the making.
Existing infrastructure.
A money making machine.
Rerate imminent.
1.1c? The fact it can stay this low for this long is laughable now and something has to give. This SP defies investment logic and has to pop soon. Once it does it will be huge. Be patient while hanging on to your hats.
http://hotcopper.com.au/threads/wall-of-1c-cannot-last.28312…
Bin Freitag zu 1,1ct rein.
Eisenerzpreise steigen gearde wieder, aktuell bei etwa 60USD.
Mal schauen, wie es sich die nächsten Monate entwickelt.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 53.011.546 von strongbuyamitelo am 08.08.16 11:09:37Heute wieder mit einem Volumen von über 100 Mio. Aktien, dem höchsten an der asx. BID ist seit zwei Wochen immer im dreistelligen Mio. Bereich, Ask, im zweistelligen 1ct/,1,1ct.
http://www.proactiveinvestors.com.au/companies/news/70629/at…
http://www.proactiveinvestors.com.au/companies/news/70629/at…
Der Jahresbericht. Die Highlights:
FY2016 Annual Results and FY2017 Guidance
Highlights
Underlying EBITDA of A$74M (FY2015: loss of A$51), of which A$54M was earned in a strong
H2 FY2016
Record exports of 14.5Mt in FY2016 (FY2015: 12.2Mt), of which 7.6Mt was exported in the
second half of FY2016 (H2 FY2016)
Revenue up by 9% to A$786M (FY2015: A$718M) of which $413M was earned in H2 FY2016
Average FY2016 realised price of A$55.47/ WMT CFR (FY2015: A$59.96/ WMT CFR)
Full cash costs down by 24% to A$52.59/WMT (FY2015: A$68.95/WMT)
C1 costs down by 25% to A$34.39/WMT (FY2015: A$45.74/WMT)
Cash flow from operations for year of A$31M (FY2015: cash outflow of A$67M)
Non-cash asset impairment & write downs of A$101M (FY2015: A$1,077M) have contributed to
a statutory loss of A$159M (FY2015: A$1,378M)
http://www.atlasiron.com.au/irm/PDF/5927/FY2016ResultsandAud…
Zusammengefasst: Deutliche Kostenreduzierung, Einnahmen 9% gestiegen, deutliche Schuldenreduzierung.
Gerade in der zweiten Hälfte und dem damit verbundenen Anstieg des Eisenerzes, deutliche Gewinnzuwächse.
Die Aktie pendelt zwar seit Wochen zwischen 1 und 1,1ct, ich sehe hier jedoch, gerade mit einem steigenden Eisenerzpreis, enormes Potential. MK momentan bei 70 Mio USD.
Eisenerz derzeit bei knapp über 60USD.
FY2016 Annual Results and FY2017 Guidance
Highlights
Underlying EBITDA of A$74M (FY2015: loss of A$51), of which A$54M was earned in a strong
H2 FY2016
Record exports of 14.5Mt in FY2016 (FY2015: 12.2Mt), of which 7.6Mt was exported in the
second half of FY2016 (H2 FY2016)
Revenue up by 9% to A$786M (FY2015: A$718M) of which $413M was earned in H2 FY2016
Average FY2016 realised price of A$55.47/ WMT CFR (FY2015: A$59.96/ WMT CFR)
Full cash costs down by 24% to A$52.59/WMT (FY2015: A$68.95/WMT)
C1 costs down by 25% to A$34.39/WMT (FY2015: A$45.74/WMT)
Cash flow from operations for year of A$31M (FY2015: cash outflow of A$67M)
Non-cash asset impairment & write downs of A$101M (FY2015: A$1,077M) have contributed to
a statutory loss of A$159M (FY2015: A$1,378M)
http://www.atlasiron.com.au/irm/PDF/5927/FY2016ResultsandAud…
Zusammengefasst: Deutliche Kostenreduzierung, Einnahmen 9% gestiegen, deutliche Schuldenreduzierung.
Gerade in der zweiten Hälfte und dem damit verbundenen Anstieg des Eisenerzes, deutliche Gewinnzuwächse.
Die Aktie pendelt zwar seit Wochen zwischen 1 und 1,1ct, ich sehe hier jedoch, gerade mit einem steigenden Eisenerzpreis, enormes Potential. MK momentan bei 70 Mio USD.
Eisenerz derzeit bei knapp über 60USD.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 53.181.603 von strongbuyamitelo am 01.09.16 10:32:01du musst aber auch dies berücksichtigen:
- Wodgina has a remaining life of mine of approximately two years (as at June 2015), subject to ultimate production rates targeting Atlas’ Standard Fines product.*
- Abydos has a remaining mine life of approximately two years (as at June 2015), subject to mine production rates, further conversion of Mineral Resource to Ore Reserve and the utilisation of the mine’s existing infrastructure for the potential development of nearby projects such as Miralga Creek.*
Somit bleibt Mount Webber: Mine life is estimated to be between approximately 8 and 9 years (as at June 2015) depending on mine plans and ultimate production rates.*
Und die expansion projects kosten erstmal Geld
*(current operations: http://www.atlasiron.com.au/irm/content/wodgina.aspx?RID=236…)
- Wodgina has a remaining life of mine of approximately two years (as at June 2015), subject to ultimate production rates targeting Atlas’ Standard Fines product.*
- Abydos has a remaining mine life of approximately two years (as at June 2015), subject to mine production rates, further conversion of Mineral Resource to Ore Reserve and the utilisation of the mine’s existing infrastructure for the potential development of nearby projects such as Miralga Creek.*
Somit bleibt Mount Webber: Mine life is estimated to be between approximately 8 and 9 years (as at June 2015) depending on mine plans and ultimate production rates.*
Und die expansion projects kosten erstmal Geld
*(current operations: http://www.atlasiron.com.au/irm/content/wodgina.aspx?RID=236…)
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 53.182.512 von IllePille am 01.09.16 11:59:53Stimme ich natürlich zu. Ich sehe jedoch aufgrund des derzeit guten Eisenerzpreises ganz gute Chancen. Denke, dass es da noch nach oben gehen wird. Stand ja vor zwei Jahren noch bei 125 USD. In den letzten drei Monaten knapp 30% angestiegen.
Sobald Eisenerz wieder unter 55 USD notiert, gehe ich auch raus. Dann wird mir das tatsächlich zu riskant.
Gruß
Sobald Eisenerz wieder unter 55 USD notiert, gehe ich auch raus. Dann wird mir das tatsächlich zu riskant.
Gruß
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 53.183.181 von strongbuyamitelo am 01.09.16 13:19:59Natürlich gute Chancen, um die Projekte bis Mitte 2017 zu finanzieren.
Investitionen sind ja von 88 Mio AUD auf knapp 8 Mio AUD runtergefahren worden, wenn ich den Bericht recht in Erinnerung habe.
Investitionen sind ja von 88 Mio AUD auf knapp 8 Mio AUD runtergefahren worden, wenn ich den Bericht recht in Erinnerung habe.
Have rumours of the iron ore market's death been greatly exaggerated? Andy Home
By REUTERS
By Andy Home
LONDON, Sept 1 (Reuters) - Rumours of the death of the iron ore market appear to have been greatly exaggerated.
Consider the case of Australia's Atlas Iron, which has just released its financial results for the year to June 2016.
The junior producer is still struggling, witness a net loss of A$159 million ($119.68 million), but that's a massive improvement from the $1,378 million loss booked the previous year.
Indeed, it is something of a miracle that Atlas is still operating at all. At one stage last year, the company had idled all three of its mines in response to the collapse in the iron ore price <_.IO62-CNISI> to below $50 per tonne.
But fast forward a year and after a complete operational and financial overhaul, Atlas is still in the business of producing iron ore.
The same survival story is playing out globally.
The spectrum of countries supplying iron ore to China, the world's biggest buyer, contracted sharply last year but is widening again this year.
Imports from Sierra Leone disappeared in May 2015 but recommenced in January. Also back as a supplier is Liberia after a near eight-month hiatus, while imports from other opportunistic suppliers such as Vietnam and Venezuela are increasing again.
The reason, of course, is the recovery in the iron ore price from those 2015 lows to a current $60 per tonne.
The consensus thinking is that this recovery can't last, but then the recent history of the iron ore market is a repeated thwarting of the consensus view.
THE ONLY WAY IS DOWN?
On paper the consensus view that iron ore is headed lower again looks pretty watertight.
Iron ore supply growth wasn't as aggressive as expected during the first part of the year.
The "big three", namely Rio Tinto, BHP Billiton and Brazil's Vale, registered minimal year-on-year growth in production rates in the first six months of this year.
The loss of supply from Samarco after the calamitous dam collapse at the Brazilian mine is part of the reason but both BHP and Rio experienced technical issues and have marginally tweaked their guidance accordingly.
But production from the "big three" low-cost operators is only going to rise going forward from here.
And it will do so just as demand in China starts slowing as the mini stimulus package initiated by Beijing at the start of the year loses momentum and the country starts to make good on its pledge to eliminate capacity in its leviathan steel sector.
An early warning sign of these turning price drivers would appear to be the build in Chinese port stocks , which at 105 million tonnes are back at levels last seen in late 2014.
The battle for survival in the iron ore sector, in other words, looks set to resume with the "big three" saturating a shrinking market and forcing out plucky but ultimately doomed minnows such as Atlas.
PRICES UP, PROFITS UP, PRODUCTION UP
But consider again those high and rising iron ore stocks. What the figures don't tell you is the detailed breakdown by type of iron ore.
What if most of the stock build has been of lower-grade material that is accumulating because Chinese buyers are searching for higher quality?
That certainly seems to be part of the equation, tallying as it does with a widening of the premium for 61.5-percent ore over 58-percent material.
And why are they getting so picky? Because, it seems, they can afford to be.
The lift in domestic steel prices this year has boosted Chinese mills' bottom line, or in the case of the "zombie" plants, generated some much-needed cash flow.
That has not only allowed buyers to become more choosy but has incentivised a new acceleration in steel production rates, as it always does in China.
National steel production in July was 2.6 percent higher than it was a year ago and the cumulative total over the first seven months was only a marginal 0.5 percent off the pace of 2015.
Both mills and iron ore producers can thank Beijing for still directing economic stimulus down "old-economy" channels such as infrastructure spend, as it did early 2016.
If the consensus is right, however, everything changes once the stimulus winds abate.
Lower demand feeds through to lower steel prices, which in turn feed through to lower steel production and less iron ore purchases.
LEANER AND MEANER
But will it work out that way?
Chinese steel prices may be signalling more than the current supply-demand drivers within China.
After all, if domestic demand were so strong, why are exports still rising, up 8.5 percent over the first seven months of this year?
Steel price strength might also be down to future expectations, as might be expected of a commodity that is now traded on the Shanghai Futures Exchange.
And key to future expectations is Beijing's commitment to eliminate excess capacity in the face of mounting international pressure to rein in exports.
The target is 45 million tonnes this year and 100-150 million tonnes in five years.
There are plenty of sceptics as to whether Beijing can hit those targets and whether it will be enough, given China's own steel producers association CISA has previously estimated there may be double that amount of excess capacity in the system.
But however much ends up being cut, it will be a positive for those remaining.
The Chinese steel sector will be leaner and meaner and history has shown that when Chinese mills' profitability improves, as is happening right now, their production tends to improve as well.
The irony here is that the very measure meant to stem higher steel exports may end up encouraging more of them.
That would not be good news for steel mills everywhere else. But it might be good news for embattled iron ore miners such as Atlas. ($1 = 1.3286 Australian dollars) (Editing by William Hardy)
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/wires/reuters/article-3769114/Hav…
By REUTERS
By Andy Home
LONDON, Sept 1 (Reuters) - Rumours of the death of the iron ore market appear to have been greatly exaggerated.
Consider the case of Australia's Atlas Iron, which has just released its financial results for the year to June 2016.
The junior producer is still struggling, witness a net loss of A$159 million ($119.68 million), but that's a massive improvement from the $1,378 million loss booked the previous year.
Indeed, it is something of a miracle that Atlas is still operating at all. At one stage last year, the company had idled all three of its mines in response to the collapse in the iron ore price <_.IO62-CNISI> to below $50 per tonne.
But fast forward a year and after a complete operational and financial overhaul, Atlas is still in the business of producing iron ore.
The same survival story is playing out globally.
The spectrum of countries supplying iron ore to China, the world's biggest buyer, contracted sharply last year but is widening again this year.
Imports from Sierra Leone disappeared in May 2015 but recommenced in January. Also back as a supplier is Liberia after a near eight-month hiatus, while imports from other opportunistic suppliers such as Vietnam and Venezuela are increasing again.
The reason, of course, is the recovery in the iron ore price from those 2015 lows to a current $60 per tonne.
The consensus thinking is that this recovery can't last, but then the recent history of the iron ore market is a repeated thwarting of the consensus view.
THE ONLY WAY IS DOWN?
On paper the consensus view that iron ore is headed lower again looks pretty watertight.
Iron ore supply growth wasn't as aggressive as expected during the first part of the year.
The "big three", namely Rio Tinto, BHP Billiton and Brazil's Vale, registered minimal year-on-year growth in production rates in the first six months of this year.
The loss of supply from Samarco after the calamitous dam collapse at the Brazilian mine is part of the reason but both BHP and Rio experienced technical issues and have marginally tweaked their guidance accordingly.
But production from the "big three" low-cost operators is only going to rise going forward from here.
And it will do so just as demand in China starts slowing as the mini stimulus package initiated by Beijing at the start of the year loses momentum and the country starts to make good on its pledge to eliminate capacity in its leviathan steel sector.
An early warning sign of these turning price drivers would appear to be the build in Chinese port stocks , which at 105 million tonnes are back at levels last seen in late 2014.
The battle for survival in the iron ore sector, in other words, looks set to resume with the "big three" saturating a shrinking market and forcing out plucky but ultimately doomed minnows such as Atlas.
PRICES UP, PROFITS UP, PRODUCTION UP
But consider again those high and rising iron ore stocks. What the figures don't tell you is the detailed breakdown by type of iron ore.
What if most of the stock build has been of lower-grade material that is accumulating because Chinese buyers are searching for higher quality?
That certainly seems to be part of the equation, tallying as it does with a widening of the premium for 61.5-percent ore over 58-percent material.
And why are they getting so picky? Because, it seems, they can afford to be.
The lift in domestic steel prices this year has boosted Chinese mills' bottom line, or in the case of the "zombie" plants, generated some much-needed cash flow.
That has not only allowed buyers to become more choosy but has incentivised a new acceleration in steel production rates, as it always does in China.
National steel production in July was 2.6 percent higher than it was a year ago and the cumulative total over the first seven months was only a marginal 0.5 percent off the pace of 2015.
Both mills and iron ore producers can thank Beijing for still directing economic stimulus down "old-economy" channels such as infrastructure spend, as it did early 2016.
If the consensus is right, however, everything changes once the stimulus winds abate.
Lower demand feeds through to lower steel prices, which in turn feed through to lower steel production and less iron ore purchases.
LEANER AND MEANER
But will it work out that way?
Chinese steel prices may be signalling more than the current supply-demand drivers within China.
After all, if domestic demand were so strong, why are exports still rising, up 8.5 percent over the first seven months of this year?
Steel price strength might also be down to future expectations, as might be expected of a commodity that is now traded on the Shanghai Futures Exchange.
And key to future expectations is Beijing's commitment to eliminate excess capacity in the face of mounting international pressure to rein in exports.
The target is 45 million tonnes this year and 100-150 million tonnes in five years.
There are plenty of sceptics as to whether Beijing can hit those targets and whether it will be enough, given China's own steel producers association CISA has previously estimated there may be double that amount of excess capacity in the system.
But however much ends up being cut, it will be a positive for those remaining.
The Chinese steel sector will be leaner and meaner and history has shown that when Chinese mills' profitability improves, as is happening right now, their production tends to improve as well.
The irony here is that the very measure meant to stem higher steel exports may end up encouraging more of them.
That would not be good news for steel mills everywhere else. But it might be good news for embattled iron ore miners such as Atlas. ($1 = 1.3286 Australian dollars) (Editing by William Hardy)
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/wires/reuters/article-3769114/Hav…
Eisen 4% runter, 57,95USD. Da schreib ich gestern, dass der Preis sich ganz gut hält und dann fällt er über Nacht zum ersten Mal seit einem Monat wieder deutlich unter die 60USD.
Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves at 30 June 2016
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20160922/pdf/43bccg1tb5v84w.pdf
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20160922/pdf/43bccg1tb5v84w.pdf
Über den Berg?!
Geduld zahlt sich hoffentlich mal wieder aus. Ich bin schon lange dabei und war ganz furchtbar in den Miesen. Habe dann bei Tiefstkursen kräftig nachgekauft. Das Angebot der Kapitalerhöhung zum Glück ausgeschlagen. Das war viel zu teuer. Nun steigt der Eisenerzpreis rasant an und er können wohl wieder soldige Gewinne erzielt werden, die natürlich recht lange in den Schuldendienst fließen werden. Aber dann, wenn es hoffentlich kein Squeeze-out geben wird (habe ich schon mehrmals erlebt :mad, freuen wir uns auf schöne Gewinne. (Wunschdenken ) Das sieht gut aus!!!!!
http://www.proactiveinvestors.com.au/companies/news/170580/a…Ich habe zum Glück widerholt nachgelegt. So viel Prozent, wie man da machen konnte hat nicht der härteste Schnaps
atlas iron forum (Hot Copper) Dar wird viel diskutiert
If AGO were re-admitted to the ASX300 in the March 2017 rebalance and also has a great March quarter (if IO prices hold up or increase in 2017) then there is a good chance that the share price could in fact exceed .010 cents .... ASX300 companies are accessible to clients of a range of Super Funds whereby the fund itself allows ASX Share trading platform to members so this may see demand for these shares increase / push SP upwards.I think AGO will do well in 2017 so people who have held throughout the rough times and resisted selling during the small peaks in excess of 0.03 cents should be well rewarded in 2017.... IO prices will obviously play a big part in this, but with debt being reduced and more $$ being generated per quarter than initially predicted at the beginning of 2016 is is easy to see the great turnaround story slowly unfolding for AGO
Ich sehe es ähnlich.
Winterschlaf???
Schade, dass sich hier niemand mit mir freuen kann. Atlas Iron ist höchstwahrscheinlich eine sehr gut Investition. Durch technische Probleme und den sehr stark gefallenen Eisenerzpreis stand die Firma kurz vor dem Aus. Der Aktienkurs ist durch die Ausgabe neuer Aktien stark verwässert worden und es lauern noch bis 07.2017 Bezugsrechte für 0,065 Ausidollars. Aber jetzt steht der Preis erst bei 0,032 AD. Was sagt mir das? Die Firma hat jetzt vorzeigt ca, einen Betrag von 50 000 000 AD zurückgezahlt!!!! Ich habe mich reichlich eingedeckt, sonst würde ich hier nicht so positiv berichten. Wenn der Preis nur wieder auf 0,5 AD steigt, dann................... (Habe mich bei 0,01 Euro eingedeckt)
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.051.946 von Wusel58 am 10.01.17 18:32:37PERTH (miningweekly.com) – Iron-ore miner Atlas Iron has repaid A$54-million in debt, following a strong December quarter, reducing its US term loan debt to A$118-million.
The miner said last week that it had completed the December quarter with some A$134-million cash on hand, as a result of the cash flow generated during the three-month period. This was up from the A$95-million cash on hand at the end of September 2016.
The miner said last week that it had completed the December quarter with some A$134-million cash on hand, as a result of the cash flow generated during the three-month period. This was up from the A$95-million cash on hand at the end of September 2016.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.051.973 von Wusel58 am 10.01.17 18:35:54
immer Richtung Norden
Heute in Australien wieder 7% im Plus.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.054.499 von Wusel58 am 11.01.17 04:37:48
Atlas Iron Limited (ASX: AGO) is pleased to advise
that Standard & Poors Ratings Services (S&P) has
upgraded its corporate and senior secured credit ra
tings on Atlas to “B-“ from “CCC”.
S&P last upgraded Atlas Iron Limited’s ratings in J
uly 2016 following completion of its debt restructu
re.
Extract from S&P Global ratings upgrade dated Janua
ry 12, 2017
“
Heute wieder 20% im Plus!
Das geht immer weiter !!!! :-)
12 January, 2017Atlas Iron Limited (ASX: AGO) is pleased to advise
that Standard & Poors Ratings Services (S&P) has
upgraded its corporate and senior secured credit ra
tings on Atlas to “B-“ from “CCC”.
S&P last upgraded Atlas Iron Limited’s ratings in J
uly 2016 following completion of its debt restructu
re.
Extract from S&P Global ratings upgrade dated Janua
ry 12, 2017
“
Heute wieder 20% im Plus!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.064.765 von Wusel58 am 12.01.17 06:20:38wir sind wieder auf einem sehr guten Weg.
Auch der Erzpreis spielt mit. Da kommt die Gewinnzone mit Ansage und brachial
Auch der Erzpreis spielt mit. Da kommt die Gewinnzone mit Ansage und brachial
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.067.429 von nnah am 12.01.17 11:55:28Bin ab heute wieder im Plus. Musste aber massiv nachkaufen und viel Geduld beweisen. Meine ersten Aktien habe ich bei 2 Euro gekauft Da gab es noch gut Dividende Tot geglaubte leben machnal doch etwas länger.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.067.870 von Wusel58 am 12.01.17 12:45:37Ich hatte es mir damals auch anders gedacht,
hinterher sind wir immer schlauer - nun aber bin ich gespannt wo wir irgendwann landen.
Schmerzensgeld??
hinterher sind wir immer schlauer - nun aber bin ich gespannt wo wir irgendwann landen.
Schmerzensgeld??
umleitung
Da hier im Forum "Stille" herrscht. Schaut mal unter atlas iron forum (hot copper). Da steht die Aktie im Mittelpunkt. Weshalb wohl?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.105.344 von Wusel58 am 17.01.17 22:00:05bin vor zwei Wochen eingestiegen.
Die Quartalszahlen werden hoffentlich in Kombi mit einem Plan zur Schuldentilgung veröffentlicht.
Im Mrz. wird Atlas mit ziemlicher Sicherhheit in den ASX300 aufgenommen was auch bestimmten Fonds den Zugriff möglich macht.
Bis Mai sollten wir dann schon bei ca. 6,5c$ liegen damit die Optionen in Betracht gezogen werden können. Ansonsten gehen uns ca. 350mio$ flöten die Atlas mit Sicherheit benötigt um die Projekte voran zu treiben!
Spannende Zeit
Die Quartalszahlen werden hoffentlich in Kombi mit einem Plan zur Schuldentilgung veröffentlicht.
Im Mrz. wird Atlas mit ziemlicher Sicherhheit in den ASX300 aufgenommen was auch bestimmten Fonds den Zugriff möglich macht.
Bis Mai sollten wir dann schon bei ca. 6,5c$ liegen damit die Optionen in Betracht gezogen werden können. Ansonsten gehen uns ca. 350mio$ flöten die Atlas mit Sicherheit benötigt um die Projekte voran zu treiben!
Spannende Zeit
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.129.992 von Di2 am 20.01.17 21:30:03Ich vermute stark, dass am Montag die 0,05 in Australien angetickt werden. Das würde bei uns ein Kurs von ca. 0,04 Euro bedeuten. Hier liegt ein Widerstand, der sich mit der Ausgabe der neuen Aktiem im letzten Jahr erklären lässt. Dann wird der nächste Widerstand bei 0,075 AUD liegen, was wiederum mit den vorhanden Optionsscheinen zusammenhängt, die im Juni, bzw. Juli 2017 greifen. Eine gute Recherchen weisen auf einen realistischen Preis von ca. 0,09 Euro hin. Atlas ist KEIN typischer Pennystock. Man muss sich mit dieser Firma schon intensiver beschäftigrn, um die Zusammenhänge zu verstehen. Ich bin seit vielen Jahren investiert um war schon 98% im Minus Nun wieder im Plus
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.134.954 von Wusel58 am 22.01.17 07:49:47
@cevatt you have been generally very bullish in your commentary, but you also have not been wrong. You called 5c a few weeks ago and you were right. I think you're right again with 5c tomorrow and close to 7c after the next announcement next week.
To those wondering if the good news has been factored in, i think in this case no and we are not at fair value yet. Due to the risk, debts, i/o price etc this stock has been well undervalued, the PE close to 1. As these risks are falling away the price has swiftly but also steadily increased, and with each piece of news (as we will get next week) takes a jump further toward where it should be.
IMO if they can continue to deal with the forward risks then this co should be valued at 10-15c. There are many great FA posts by other posters that detail all the analysis that supports this. Because it is re-rating it won't take long to get there - AGO will be one of the big trades of 2017 and that rerate is starting now. Yes we've commenced but i think still at last 1 bag to go, more on the options which I believe they will do everything possible to get the cash injection from, and as soon as possible.
Even if the IO price does not stay up here for long, I think we may also have some forex moves that work in our favour and keep our revenue in AUD more stable. It certainly seems like there is major infrastructure spending to come by both China and USA ahead which will only help to keep things buoyant. We are still nowhere near the highs of the IO boom. Yes the price has come up a lot in 2016, but that was from the very depths. Its easy to increase a big % on something that is already small.
IMO I agree we will see 5c on Monday and 6-7c next week on the announcement. Even this is still undervalued based on FA. On TA the chart is forming a nice pennant that will break out on news with a measured target of 7c.
For the options, OOA is currently well ahead, but I don't think OO vs OOA matters as they will both be in the money before June (IMO heads will get to 10c). At a 7c heads price according to Black Scholes Model the oppies should be valued at 1.6c - i'll be topping up on my last parcel of OO early Monday morning as they are nearly 1/2 the price and can buy significantly more for the same amount of $ hence upping the leverage. Looking forward to collecting my bags.
I'm aware this is all positive positive, but thats how i see this stock as it currently stands on a FA and TA basis. It is quite simply hugely undervalued but has significant headwinds behind it, and the factors that were keeping the price down namely risk and debt holders are no longer an issue and becoming more so by the day.
Good luck AGO holders - current and those considering jumping on board. Hope everyone makes $$ and enjoys so we can enjoy the prosperity from our natural resources. Happy Australia Day indeed
Beitrag geklaut
Folgender Beitrag ist LEIDER nicht von mir. Ist aus einem AUSI-Forum, aber sehr fundiert.@cevatt you have been generally very bullish in your commentary, but you also have not been wrong. You called 5c a few weeks ago and you were right. I think you're right again with 5c tomorrow and close to 7c after the next announcement next week.
To those wondering if the good news has been factored in, i think in this case no and we are not at fair value yet. Due to the risk, debts, i/o price etc this stock has been well undervalued, the PE close to 1. As these risks are falling away the price has swiftly but also steadily increased, and with each piece of news (as we will get next week) takes a jump further toward where it should be.
IMO if they can continue to deal with the forward risks then this co should be valued at 10-15c. There are many great FA posts by other posters that detail all the analysis that supports this. Because it is re-rating it won't take long to get there - AGO will be one of the big trades of 2017 and that rerate is starting now. Yes we've commenced but i think still at last 1 bag to go, more on the options which I believe they will do everything possible to get the cash injection from, and as soon as possible.
Even if the IO price does not stay up here for long, I think we may also have some forex moves that work in our favour and keep our revenue in AUD more stable. It certainly seems like there is major infrastructure spending to come by both China and USA ahead which will only help to keep things buoyant. We are still nowhere near the highs of the IO boom. Yes the price has come up a lot in 2016, but that was from the very depths. Its easy to increase a big % on something that is already small.
IMO I agree we will see 5c on Monday and 6-7c next week on the announcement. Even this is still undervalued based on FA. On TA the chart is forming a nice pennant that will break out on news with a measured target of 7c.
For the options, OOA is currently well ahead, but I don't think OO vs OOA matters as they will both be in the money before June (IMO heads will get to 10c). At a 7c heads price according to Black Scholes Model the oppies should be valued at 1.6c - i'll be topping up on my last parcel of OO early Monday morning as they are nearly 1/2 the price and can buy significantly more for the same amount of $ hence upping the leverage. Looking forward to collecting my bags.
I'm aware this is all positive positive, but thats how i see this stock as it currently stands on a FA and TA basis. It is quite simply hugely undervalued but has significant headwinds behind it, and the factors that were keeping the price down namely risk and debt holders are no longer an issue and becoming more so by the day.
Good luck AGO holders - current and those considering jumping on board. Hope everyone makes $$ and enjoys so we can enjoy the prosperity from our natural resources. Happy Australia Day indeed
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.136.079 von Wusel58 am 22.01.17 12:40:39Es ist alles drin, denke ich.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.141.035 von nnah am 23.01.17 11:29:28
Investors may be looking at the Piotroski F-Score when doing value analysis. The F-Score was developed to help find company stocks that have solid fundamentals, and to separate out weaker companies. Piotroski’s F-Score uses nine tests based on company financial statements. Atlas Iron Limited (ASX:AGO) currently has a Piotroski F-Score of 6. One point is given for piece of criteria that is met. Typically, a stock with a high score of 8 or 9 would be seen as strong, and a stock scoring on the lower end between 0 and 2 would be viewed as weaker.
Going a little bit deeper, we can take brief check on the Q.i. (Liquidity) Value. Atlas Iron Limited (ASX:AGO) has a current Q.i. value of 51.00000. This value ranks stocks using EBITDA yield, FCF yield, earnings yield and liquidity ratios. The Q.i. value may help spot companies that are undervalued. A larger value would represent low turnover and a higher chance of shares being mispriced. A lower value may indicate larger traded value meaning more sell-side analysts may cover the company leading to a smaller chance shares are priced improperly.
Investors may also be following company stock volatility information, Atlas Iron Limited (ASX:AGO)’s 12 month volatility is currently 114.283000. The 6 month volatility is 124.437200, and the 3 month is noted at 149.616800. Stock price volatility may be used to spot changes in market trends. When markets become very volatile, this may point to a change in investor sentiment. Watching volatility in combination with other technical indicators may help investors discover important trading information.
Checking in on the Value Composite score for Atlas Iron Limited (ASX:AGO), we see that the company has a current rank of 41. This is based on a 0 to 100 scale where a lower score indicated an undervalued company and a higher score would represent an expensive or overvalued company. This rank was developed by James O’Shaughnessy in 2011. The score is derived from five different valuation ratios including price to book value, price to sales, EBITDA to Enterprise Vale, price to cash flow and price to earnings.
Das war mir auch neu. Klingt aber recht plausibel.
Ich kaufe übrigens keine weiteren Aktien mehr, habe mich gut eingedeckt. 10% meines Depots stecken hier drin. Mehr Risiko gehe ich nicht, auch wenn ich sehr optimistisch bin.
Aber alte Börsenregel: Gier frisst Hirn
Nachschlag
Investors might be looking to check on Free Cash Flow metrics for Atlas Iron Limited (ASX:AGO). Free cash flow represents the amount of cash that a company has generated for shareholders after paying off expenses and investing in growth. FCF may be a very useful way to help measure the financial health of a specific company. At the time of writing, Atlas Iron Limited (ASX:AGO) has an FCF quality score of -1.389758. The free quality score helps estimate the stability of free cash flow. FCF quality is calculated as the 12 ltm cash flow per share over the average of the cash flow numbers. Looking at this score, it is generally considered that the lower the ratio, the better. Currently, Atlas Iron Limited (ASX:AGO) has an FCF score of 1.627535. The FCF score is determined by merging free cash flow stability with free cash flow growth. In general, a higher FCF score value would represent high free cash flow growth.Investors may be looking at the Piotroski F-Score when doing value analysis. The F-Score was developed to help find company stocks that have solid fundamentals, and to separate out weaker companies. Piotroski’s F-Score uses nine tests based on company financial statements. Atlas Iron Limited (ASX:AGO) currently has a Piotroski F-Score of 6. One point is given for piece of criteria that is met. Typically, a stock with a high score of 8 or 9 would be seen as strong, and a stock scoring on the lower end between 0 and 2 would be viewed as weaker.
Going a little bit deeper, we can take brief check on the Q.i. (Liquidity) Value. Atlas Iron Limited (ASX:AGO) has a current Q.i. value of 51.00000. This value ranks stocks using EBITDA yield, FCF yield, earnings yield and liquidity ratios. The Q.i. value may help spot companies that are undervalued. A larger value would represent low turnover and a higher chance of shares being mispriced. A lower value may indicate larger traded value meaning more sell-side analysts may cover the company leading to a smaller chance shares are priced improperly.
Investors may also be following company stock volatility information, Atlas Iron Limited (ASX:AGO)’s 12 month volatility is currently 114.283000. The 6 month volatility is 124.437200, and the 3 month is noted at 149.616800. Stock price volatility may be used to spot changes in market trends. When markets become very volatile, this may point to a change in investor sentiment. Watching volatility in combination with other technical indicators may help investors discover important trading information.
Checking in on the Value Composite score for Atlas Iron Limited (ASX:AGO), we see that the company has a current rank of 41. This is based on a 0 to 100 scale where a lower score indicated an undervalued company and a higher score would represent an expensive or overvalued company. This rank was developed by James O’Shaughnessy in 2011. The score is derived from five different valuation ratios including price to book value, price to sales, EBITDA to Enterprise Vale, price to cash flow and price to earnings.
Das war mir auch neu. Klingt aber recht plausibel.
Ich kaufe übrigens keine weiteren Aktien mehr, habe mich gut eingedeckt. 10% meines Depots stecken hier drin. Mehr Risiko gehe ich nicht, auch wenn ich sehr optimistisch bin.
Aber alte Börsenregel: Gier frisst Hirn
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.141.035 von nnah am 23.01.17 11:29:28Wie es ausschaut werden wir noch einige Zeit zwischen 4,5c$ und 4,8c$ pendeln.
Trump könnte aber tatsächlich mit der Verkündung seines Investprograms die Eisenszene pushen und dafür sorgen dass die nächsten Quartalszahlen um einiges besser ausfallen werden als Q4/16
Ansonsten verlass ich mich auf das ASX Rebalancing mitte März
Trump könnte aber tatsächlich mit der Verkündung seines Investprograms die Eisenszene pushen und dafür sorgen dass die nächsten Quartalszahlen um einiges besser ausfallen werden als Q4/16
Ansonsten verlass ich mich auf das ASX Rebalancing mitte März
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.180.995 von Di2 am 27.01.17 16:18:04
Atlas hat einige Zulieferer und Transportunternehmer in den ganz schlechten Zwiten mit Aktien bezahlt. Dass diese nun ihre Aktien verkaufen, kann zwei Folgen haben. Der Kurs steigt endlich über 0,05,weil die großen Akteinpaktete den Preis gedrückt haben.Oder die Verkäufer wissen mehr als wir. Weshallb verkaufen sie schon jetzt? Ich bleibe optimistisch !
????
https://hotcopper.com.au/documentdownload?id=uOMxKKzFkiWRTLK…Atlas hat einige Zulieferer und Transportunternehmer in den ganz schlechten Zwiten mit Aktien bezahlt. Dass diese nun ihre Aktien verkaufen, kann zwei Folgen haben. Der Kurs steigt endlich über 0,05,weil die großen Akteinpaktete den Preis gedrückt haben.Oder die Verkäufer wissen mehr als wir. Weshallb verkaufen sie schon jetzt? Ich bleibe optimistisch !
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.181.195 von Wusel58 am 27.01.17 16:49:42
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20170203/pdf/43fs1tcynnlx3h.pdf
Das sieht gut aus!!!!!
Die letzten Tag waren nichts für schwache Nerven. Aber wer schon mal 98 % verloren hatte, der ist dadurch nicht zu erschüttern In Australien kam die Nachricht nach Börenschluss. Aber wir können noch kaufen. Habe nochmal 100 000 Stück nachgelegt. (No risk no fun)-http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20170203/pdf/43fs1tcynnlx3h.pdf
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.231.814 von Wusel58 am 03.02.17 13:31:33
nordwärts?
Gap ist wohl vorerst geschlossen. Eisenerzpreis sehen gut aus. Hoffe morgen endlich mal wieder auf ca. 0,035 Euro. Hier haben viele Trader Unruhe in den Chart gebracht. Wer geschickt war, der konnte eine Menge Geld verdienen. Ich gehe long.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.231.814 von Wusel58 am 03.02.17 13:31:33
Gier hat wieder gewonnen
Die Eisenerzpreise sehen sehr verlockend aus. Habe nochmals................... Ich hoffe, dass der Montag (13.02) den nächsten Sprung (nach oben?) bringt. Spannend ist es jedenfalls und aussichtreicher als Lotto. Atlas sollte mit den jetzigen Gewinnen die Schulden tilgen und neue Minen erschließen können.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.302.201 von Wusel58 am 12.02.17 19:30:32
18:00 13 Feb 2017
Atlas Iron is Monday's ASX Most Traded with 196 million.
Atlas Iron is the ASX Volume Leader at the close
Atlas Iron is the ASX Volume Leader at the close
Company Name Code Last Change Volume
Atlas Iron AGO $0.047 11.91% 196,179,890
Hill End Gold HEG $0.002 0% 87,167,833
Blina Minerals NL BDI $0.001 0% 77,096,333
Mustang Resources MUS $0.081 5.26% 73,984,432
Alloy Resources AYR $0.011 10% 73,526,491
Corazon Mining CZN $0.043 -2.27% 66,450,790
Sundance Resources SDL $0.005 0% 56,643,483
Lynas Corporation LYC $0.100 8.70% 49,808,095
Wer kauft oder verkauft bei diesen hohen Preisen?
Fonds?
Große Umsätze
Atlas Iron is the ASX Volume Leader at the close18:00 13 Feb 2017
Atlas Iron is Monday's ASX Most Traded with 196 million.
Atlas Iron is the ASX Volume Leader at the close
Atlas Iron is the ASX Volume Leader at the close
Company Name Code Last Change Volume
Atlas Iron AGO $0.047 11.91% 196,179,890
Hill End Gold HEG $0.002 0% 87,167,833
Blina Minerals NL BDI $0.001 0% 77,096,333
Mustang Resources MUS $0.081 5.26% 73,984,432
Alloy Resources AYR $0.011 10% 73,526,491
Corazon Mining CZN $0.043 -2.27% 66,450,790
Sundance Resources SDL $0.005 0% 56,643,483
Lynas Corporation LYC $0.100 8.70% 49,808,095
Wer kauft oder verkauft bei diesen hohen Preisen?
Fonds?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.320.233 von Wusel58 am 14.02.17 20:29:54Neue Mine kommt:
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20170216/pdf/43g17z5y9djwky.pdf
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20170216/pdf/43g17z5y9djwky.pdf
Hallo liebe Atlas Iron Gemeinde
Hier ein Artikel wo es auch um Atlas Irons Zukunft geht
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-04-05/small-iron-ore-miners-…
Hier ein Artikel wo es auch um Atlas Irons Zukunft geht
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-04-05/small-iron-ore-miners-…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.683.306 von freddy1989 am 05.04.17 17:47:42
Sehr guter Artikel
Dieser Artikel fasst wesentliche Dinge zusammen und macht auch das große Risiko deutlich. Da ich schon sehr lange bei Atlas investiert bin, hatte ich beim letzten Kursanstieg gehofft, dass die "Kuh jetzt vom Eis ist". Stellt sich jetzt die Frage, ob man mit 50% Verlust raus soll, oder wartet, ob doch eine Zukunft für Atlas existiert. Der Handel in Australien sieht verdammt nach Manipulation aus. Wenn man sich mal die Umsätze der letzten Tage anschaut, dann wird oftmals immer nur 1 (eine!!!!!) Aktie gehandelt. Das müssen Computerprogramme sein, die Profis benutzen. Aber was bezwecken sie damit? Ich habe 0 Ahnung. Ich werde den April noch abwarten, da muss Atlas ja neue Zahlen veröffentlichen. Wenn sie gut ausfallen :-) Wenn nicht, dann werden es wohl eher 70% Verlust werden. 689 000 Aktien :-( Wie immer: Gier frisst Hirn! Auch bei mir!!!
Hier nochmal etwas zu Atlas Iron auch mit einen Video
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-05-08/atlas-iron-faces-uncer…
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-05-08/atlas-iron-faces-uncer…
Nahtoderfahrung
Die Eisenerzpreise lassen wieder etwas hoffen. Bei mir hat wohl wieder die Gier das Hirn gefressen. Hatte bereits über 90% Verlust, da ich vor langer Zeit eingestiegen bin. Bei ca 0,03 Cent habe ich dann kräfig nachgekauft nach dem Motto " na tiefer wird´s nicht wieder gehen." Ups!!!! Jetzt erlebt Atlas seinen zweiten Nahtod. Wenn der Eisenerz bei 65$ bleibt, dann geht es wohl weiter. Was macht Atlas mit seinem Bargeld?? Was wird mit CD? Was macht der Li-Deal? Eigentlich sollte Atlas fast schuldenfrei sein. Aber ihr aktuelle Grube ist bald erschöpft!! Ich habe da keine feste Meinung mehr. Also schaue ich gebannt auf die Iron Ore Preise. Bei Katanga hat sich das Durchhalten bei mir gelohnt. Von 95% Minus zu 86% Plus. Wenn das hier auch so wäre...............................
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 55.255.165 von Wusel58 am 03.07.17 19:20:18
Hoffnung keimt auf / Auskunftsersuchen
Gegen jede Vernunft habe ich heute nachmals 100 000 Stück gekauft. Immerhin schon 10% Gewinn Laufend bekomme ich Post von meiner Bank, in der mir mitgeteilt wird, dass KATANGA Auskunft über die Anzahl meiner Aktien haben will. Bereits ca. 8x . Das muss doch einen Grund haben. Diese Auskunft kostet die ja richtig Geld. Ist das bei euch auch so? Ich deute das mal positiv. Die müssen ja etwas für die Zukunft planen, sonst wäre ihnen das ja egal. Dabei besitze ich nur ca. 800 000 Stück.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 55.327.033 von Wusel58 am 14.07.17 17:46:45
ups falsches Forum sollte bei Atlas Iron landen
Kann ja mal passieren! War keine Absicht!!!
Hier die Quartalszahlen
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 55.327.168 von Wusel58 am 14.07.17 18:08:25
nordwärts?
Heute geht es in Australien über 20% Richtung Norden! Mal sehen, ob die Eisenerzpreise unsere Aktie wiederbeleben. Habe nix verkauft! Bin aber noch 50% im Minus :-(
Hey hallo was sagt ihr zu den letzten Zahlen von Atlas Iron?
http://www.goldinvest.de/aus-der-redaktion/837-atlas-iron-de…
Der Eisenerzpreis scheint sich bei ca 80 Dollar zu fangen vllt geht es ja noch höher.
Mit welchen Eisenerzpreisen rechnet ihr in 2018?
vllt so um die 90-100 Dollar
http://www.goldinvest.de/aus-der-redaktion/837-atlas-iron-de…
Der Eisenerzpreis scheint sich bei ca 80 Dollar zu fangen vllt geht es ja noch höher.
Mit welchen Eisenerzpreisen rechnet ihr in 2018?
vllt so um die 90-100 Dollar
Hallo hier mal etwas aktuelles zu Atlas Iron
http://www.miningweekly.com/article/atlas-iron-turns-cash-po…
http://www.miningweekly.com/article/atlas-iron-turns-cash-po…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 55.423.809 von Wusel58 am 31.07.17 07:32:22
Lebenszeichen
Hier im Forum ist es ja sehr ruhig geworden. Kein Wunder! Alle starren auf den Eisenerzpreis und hoffen auf Besserung. Wahrscheinlich sind bisher sehr viele Trader unterwegs, die die Kurssprünge nutzen. Wenn man sich jedoch die Zahl der gehandelten Aktien mal genau anschaut, dann sind die im Verhältnis zur Gesamtzahl s e h r gering. Viele gehen hier wohl long. Bei dem jetzigen Eisenerzpreis (über 70 $ !! :-) sieht es wieder gut aus. Die Firma scheint zu überleben und ordentliche Gewinne zu erwirtschaften. Ich bekomme ständig die Information, dass Atlas I. die Anzahl meiner Aktien erfahren will. Ich rätsel weshalb. Ist das bei euch auch so? Da ich noch mit 50% im Minus bin, werde ich vorerst nicht verkaufen. Ich träume von 10 Cent :-) Im Vergleich zu den alten Kursen sehr wenig, aber die Anzahl der Aktien ist ja "leicht" gestiegen. Diueses Jahr wird uns Atlas wohl noch kein Weihnachtsgeschenk gönnen :-)
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 56.359.377 von Wusel58 am 04.12.17 16:36:04Der Eisenerzpreis hält sich tapfer. Der Aktienpreis in Australien legt auch zu. Immerhin lagen wir sehr lange bei 0,018 A$. Jetzt zuckt es bis 0,021! Habe mir 100 000 Stück zu Weihnachten gechenkt :-)
Hallo ja von mir wollte man auch meine Aktienzahl mal wissen hab aber alles verkauft...
Was denkt ihr wie geht es bei Atlas Iron weiter reicht die Gewinnmarge um zu überleben?
Was denkt ihr wie geht es bei Atlas Iron weiter reicht die Gewinnmarge um zu überleben?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 56.416.622 von freddy1989 am 10.12.17 14:49:31Ich habe alles behalten. Habe keine Ahnung was da läuft. Aber es müssen ja irgendwelche Interessen vorhanden sein. Die häufige Abfrage der Aktienstände kostet richtig Geld! Ich kann mir eine Übernahme oder massive Aktienrückkäufe vorstellen. Wenn das nix wird, dann kann ich mir in den Allerwertesten beißen (900 000 Stück). No risk no fun :-) Bei den zuerst gekauften Aktien habe ich je Stück 1,55 Euro Verlust. Bei den letzten kann ich aber nur 0,012 Euro Verlust machen
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 56.436.105 von freddy1989 am 13.12.17 08:21:15
JOHANNESBURG (miningweekly.com) – Australian lithium developer Pilbara Minerals has entered into an offtake agreement with Global Advanced Metals (GAMG) for the sale of 100 000 lb of contained tantalum pentoxide-in-concentrates from its 100%-owned Pilgangoora lithium/tantalum project in Western Australia, over a two-year term.
The ASX-listed miner also entered into a mine gate sale agreement (MGSA) with Atlas Iron for the supply of direct shipping ore (DSO) from the project, whereby the company would deliver a minimum of one-million tonnes of unprocessed run-of-mine,based on a delivery schedule which is designed to allow Atlas to ship 100 000 t/m of DSO to off-take customers, starting in the June 2018 quarter
Es geht voran. Die Firma hat überlebt, ist bald schuldenfrei und mach Gewinne. Wir brauchen einfach noch etwas Geduld!!
noch aktueller
JOHANNESBURG (miningweekly.com) – Australian lithium developer Pilbara Minerals has entered into an offtake agreement with Global Advanced Metals (GAMG) for the sale of 100 000 lb of contained tantalum pentoxide-in-concentrates from its 100%-owned Pilgangoora lithium/tantalum project in Western Australia, over a two-year term.
The ASX-listed miner also entered into a mine gate sale agreement (MGSA) with Atlas Iron for the supply of direct shipping ore (DSO) from the project, whereby the company would deliver a minimum of one-million tonnes of unprocessed run-of-mine,based on a delivery schedule which is designed to allow Atlas to ship 100 000 t/m of DSO to off-take customers, starting in the June 2018 quarter
Es geht voran. Die Firma hat überlebt, ist bald schuldenfrei und mach Gewinne. Wir brauchen einfach noch etwas Geduld!!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 56.417.850 von Wusel58 am 10.12.17 19:03:39
schwups
Am 10.12.2017 für 0,012 Euro gekauf. Kurs jetzt bei 0,018 Euro Mal nachrechen, das macht ......
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 56.553.130 von Wusel58 am 27.12.17 19:27:55
verrechnet v:-)
Habe gestern ca. 50% Gewinn errechnet. Leider verrechnet!! Noch einmal neu: 10.12. für 0,012 E und heute 0,021 E. Muss was anderes ergeben
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 56.557.318 von Wusel58 am 28.12.17 11:36:21
nicht zu früh freuen
Jetzt steht der Kurs in Deutschland bei 0,029 Euro!!! Aber ich glaube, das wird wieder abwärts gehen. Verkaufen ist bei diesen Kursen an den hiesigen Börden nicht so leicht. Also mal abwarten.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 56.562.397 von Wusel58 am 28.12.17 19:45:35
noch jemand dabei ?
Ist diese Aktie in Deutschland zu umbekannt, oder haben alle die Geduld verloren und ihre Anteile verkauft? Habe bei den Tiefstständen stets nachgekauft. Heute geht in Australien die Post ab!!! Mal gucken, ob wir dieses Jahr die 0,05 Euro knacken. Ist seit langer Zeit ein Penny-Stock, aber.......
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 56.584.172 von Wusel58 am 02.01.18 06:02:18Tach,
die 5 EuroCent sollten in dreiMonaten machbar sein.
Ist für mich auch ein Langzeitinvest
die 5 EuroCent sollten in dreiMonaten machbar sein.
Ist für mich auch ein Langzeitinvest
Hallo hier einmal etwas aktuelles zum Eisenerzpreis
Es gibt ja bei Eisenerz unterschiedliche Kategorien hier mal die aktuellen Preise 58% fines rallied 1.4% to $43.30 a tonne, marginally outpacing a 1.1% gain in ore with 65% Fe content which settled at $94.60 a tonne. According to Metal Bulletin, the price for benchmark 62% fines rose 1% to $79.08 a tonne, leaving it at the highest level since August 22.
https://www.businessinsider.com.au/iron-ore-price-nearing-80…
Wie kommen die enormen Preisunterschiede zustande und welche Qualität kann Atlas Iron liefern?
Es gibt ja bei Eisenerz unterschiedliche Kategorien hier mal die aktuellen Preise 58% fines rallied 1.4% to $43.30 a tonne, marginally outpacing a 1.1% gain in ore with 65% Fe content which settled at $94.60 a tonne. According to Metal Bulletin, the price for benchmark 62% fines rose 1% to $79.08 a tonne, leaving it at the highest level since August 22.
https://www.businessinsider.com.au/iron-ore-price-nearing-80…
Wie kommen die enormen Preisunterschiede zustande und welche Qualität kann Atlas Iron liefern?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 56.713.017 von freddy1989 am 14.01.18 19:15:02
Was Atlas liefert.
Atlas Lump product targets a grade of
approximately 58% Fe and a size of generally
in the range of >6.3mm and <40mm
Atlas Value Fines are a lower grade product
than Standard Fines, typically 54% Fe and a
size of generally <6.3mm
Moin,
die Preisunterschiede kommen durch die unterschiedlichen Prozesse bei der Weiterverarbeitung zu Stande. Höhere Prozente an Erz benötigen weniger Arbeitsschritte und Zusätze bis zum Endprodukt.Was Atlas liefert.
Atlas Lump product targets a grade of
approximately 58% Fe and a size of generally
in the range of >6.3mm and <40mm
Atlas Value Fines are a lower grade product
than Standard Fines, typically 54% Fe and a
size of generally <6.3mm
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 56.726.946 von manoncyber am 16.01.18 10:07:32Hallo danke für die Antwort ich wollte mal ein paar Infos reinstellen wusste nicht ob das schon bekannt ist hier im Forum
https://www.fool.com.au/2018/01/10/is-atlas-iron-limited-a-b…
https://au.finance.yahoo.com/news/could-iron-ore-price-hit-0…
Atlas repays A$20m in debt
https://www.fool.com.au/2018/01/10/is-atlas-iron-limited-a-b…
https://au.finance.yahoo.com/news/could-iron-ore-price-hit-0…
Atlas repays A$20m in debt
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 56.856.905 von freddy1989 am 29.01.18 01:40:21Hallo zusammen!
Habe mich extra wegen Atlas Iron hier im Forum angemeldet. Die Tage nochmal 200.000 Stück nachgekauft. Ich glaube an das Unternehmen, beziehe jedoch auch einen evtl. Totalverlust in meine Überlegungen mit ein.
Was meint ihr ganz objektiv betrachtet, wie stehen die kurz- bis mittelfristigen Chancen und Risiken?
Habe mich extra wegen Atlas Iron hier im Forum angemeldet. Die Tage nochmal 200.000 Stück nachgekauft. Ich glaube an das Unternehmen, beziehe jedoch auch einen evtl. Totalverlust in meine Überlegungen mit ein.
Was meint ihr ganz objektiv betrachtet, wie stehen die kurz- bis mittelfristigen Chancen und Risiken?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 57.224.731 von Jimbokingo am 08.03.18 15:58:47Ich halte das ding mit 136k hätte schon bei 60% bei 0.024 verkaufen können.egal glaube hier ran. Sind in einem gutem kontakt zu pilbara minerals und haben eh auch schon lithium gefunden und haben es nicht abgebaut. Die wissen schon wo sie nach lithium suchen müssen.worauf ich spekuliere ist der vorteil das atlas auch gleich abbauen kann da sie eh die Gerätschaften durch den eisenabbau besitzen. Viele explorer finden zwar die rohstoffe aber können sie nicht abbauen. Nur meine meinung .
Hier mal eine aktuelle Presentation wie seht ihr die zahlen?
http://www.atlasiron.com.au/site/PDF/8310_1/March2018Investo…
http://www.atlasiron.com.au/site/PDF/8310_1/March2018Investo…
Die Aktien von Atlas Iron and Mineral Resources wurden in einen Handelsstopp versetzt, während sich die beiden Unternehmen darauf vorbereiten, auf Medienspekulationen über einen Zusammenschluss zu reagieren.
News Pending
News Pending
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 57.474.248 von user-ef am 05.04.18 20:40:54Vielen Dank für die Information!
... Was würde das theoretisch für Aktien von Atlas Iron bedeuten?
... Was würde das theoretisch für Aktien von Atlas Iron bedeuten?
Je nach dem, ob eine Übernahme von Atlas Iron stattfinden wird, wird sich der Aktienkurs erhöhen. Derzeit sind aber wenig Informationen zur Übernahme und dem Übernahmekurs erhältlich.
Mineral Resources' $280 million takeover of Pilbara play Atlas Iron is a "low-cost acquisition," Deutsche Bank's institutional sales desk told clients.
Deutsche's Brett Hucker pointed to a range of potential longer-dated synergy benefits for Mineral Resources spanning iron blending, tonnage uplift, crushing efficiencies and port access benefits.
"There is also a broader potential lithium consolidation play," Hucker said.
Ich gebe nix her!
Deutsche's Brett Hucker pointed to a range of potential longer-dated synergy benefits for Mineral Resources spanning iron blending, tonnage uplift, crushing efficiencies and port access benefits.
"There is also a broader potential lithium consolidation play," Hucker said.
Ich gebe nix her!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 57.548.286 von Wusel58 am 15.04.18 19:29:19Naja die Frage ist wieviel Geld müsste ein Käufer für Atlas Iron Ore hin legen ?was wäre ein fairer Übernahmepreis
Ich meine, dass 6 bis 8 Cent schon angebracht wären. Für viele Anleger wären das trotzdem sehr hohe Verluste von über 90 %!!!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 57.548.781 von Wusel58 am 15.04.18 20:50:40Ich hab mir grade mal die letzten Quartalszahlen angeschaut ...
Eisenerzpreis steht bei ca 85 AUD
2 million wet metric tonnes (wmt) shipped in the March Quarter
• C1 cash cost of A$41/wmt FOB; Full cash cost of A$62/wmt CFR
• Average realised price of A$59/wmt CFR, inclusive of option
premiums and negative provisional pricing adjustments
Wie seht ihr die Gewinnmarge meint ihr die kann noch weiter gesenkt werden?
Eisenerzpreis steht bei ca 85 AUD
2 million wet metric tonnes (wmt) shipped in the March Quarter
• C1 cash cost of A$41/wmt FOB; Full cash cost of A$62/wmt CFR
• Average realised price of A$59/wmt CFR, inclusive of option
premiums and negative provisional pricing adjustments
Wie seht ihr die Gewinnmarge meint ihr die kann noch weiter gesenkt werden?
alles möglich!!!???
Wer bei den Tiefstkursen nachgekauft hat, der kann jetzt auf einen satten Gewinn hoffen. Ich habe zwar nachgekauft, schleppe aber noch zum Teil einen Einstiegspreis von 1 Euro mit mir herumEs hat den Anschein, dass nun nicht das Eisenerz im Vordergrund steht, sondern die Hafenlizenzen und andere Dinge. Es lohnt sich mal bei hotcopper Atlas Iron zu schauen. Da geht die Post ab. Zur Zeit Richtung Norden. Nun möchten mehrere Firmen das lecke Schiff erwerben. Unter anderem einer der weltweit größten Eisenerzprozenten. Die werden schon wissen was sie tun. Bei 6 Cent hätte ich 150 % Gewinn. (Träumerle).
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 57.953.226 von Wusel58 am 10.06.18 18:56:06Weiss jemand wie es weiter geht?wann findet die Aktienumwandlung den statt?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 57.999.978 von freddy1989 am 16.06.18 11:07:29
??????
Es gibt viele Fragezeichen. Immerhin scheint es ein großes Interesse an Atlas Iron zu geben. Es gibt jetzt drei große Anteilseigner. Mal sehen, was sie bieten werden. Auf jeden Fall wird die Woche spannend. Die Anzahl der frei handelbaren Aktien ist jedenfalls stark gesunken
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 58.004.551 von Wusel58 am 17.06.18 16:58:01Hier das neuste ob wir unsere Aktien nochmal zu einem vernünftigen Preis verkaufen können
https://www.australianmining.com.au/news/pilbara-minerals-de…
https://www.australianmining.com.au/news/pilbara-minerals-de…
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