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Flinders Resources opens graphite mine, doubles EU output potential
By: Henry Lazenby
25th September 2014
Updated 1 hour 45 minutes ago
TORONTO (miningweekly.com) – Vancouver-based Flinders Resources last week cut the ribbon to its Woxna mine, in central Sweden.
The TSX-V-listed company became the first pure play, publicly listed graphite producer after successfully restarting the Woxna operation in July, potentially adding 11 000 t/y of flake graphite to the open market when operating at full tilt.
The plant was now ramping up to produce according to a number of graphite specifications tailored to customer requirements.
The company, led by CEO Blair Way, had managed to get Woxna back up and running for the first time in 13 years by spending less than $3.5-million on the plant and mine; however, it would take the company some time yet to tweak and improve its refining process and it was only expecting to produce up to 4 000 t in the next 12 months.
Woxna would ramp up output to its boilerplate capacity over the next three years.
Market-focused research house Benchmark Mineral Intelligence analyst Simon Moores in a note said Flinders’ plan now was to build on the first sales contract that was already in place and make inroads into the European market through deals with traders and end-users.
Woxna previously produced a graphite concentrate with an average of 92% carbon, but Flinders was expected to produce the industry standard of 94% carbon to enable it to sell into major refractory and foundry markets, and compete with supply from China, the leading producer.
“To firstly produce a consistent product and then build a network of buyers, are now the major challenges facing the company,” Moores noted.
GLOBAL MARKET
Moores pointed out that with a total flake graphite output of 375 000 t/y in 2013, the Woxna operation would account for about 3% of total world output at capacity.
While that number at first might seem insignificant, in the context of the European market, the importance of the new operation becomes clear.
Moores explained that Europe only had one reliable flake graphite mine (not including Russia). The underground operation at Skaland, in Norway, produced on average 9 000 t/y. Smaller volumes were produced from a mine in Germany but it was a captive source for AMG Mining, while Ukraine's future remained unstable owing to the conflict in the country.
“Flinders' start-up has, in essence, doubled Europe's capabilities to produce flake graphite in a world which is eager to reduce reliance on the dominant supply from China, which accounts for 60% of output. While operations are [run at] higher cost in Europe, the significant savings on shipping could give Europe-based producers a way into the competitive market, certainly when considering the supply security benefits of such operations,” Moores expanded.
With most major buyers in Europe relying on China and, to a lesser extent, Canada and Africa, they would welcome any new supply options.
In fact, the need for new supply was intensifying, Moores added, with consolidation activities in China, long-term production doubts over Canada's only major mine and Brazil 's lack of activity on the global scene.
“What Flinders will now try and show is that new suppliers can survive and thrive in what has been the toughest fundraising environment for new projects, ever. The only question remains is whether buyers are now willing to accept that with supply security comes a price premium and the days of cheap graphite are all but over,” Moores pondered.
Edited by: Tracy Hancock
http://www.miningweekly.com/article/flinders-resources-opens…
By: Henry Lazenby
25th September 2014
Updated 1 hour 45 minutes ago
TORONTO (miningweekly.com) – Vancouver-based Flinders Resources last week cut the ribbon to its Woxna mine, in central Sweden.
The TSX-V-listed company became the first pure play, publicly listed graphite producer after successfully restarting the Woxna operation in July, potentially adding 11 000 t/y of flake graphite to the open market when operating at full tilt.
The plant was now ramping up to produce according to a number of graphite specifications tailored to customer requirements.
The company, led by CEO Blair Way, had managed to get Woxna back up and running for the first time in 13 years by spending less than $3.5-million on the plant and mine; however, it would take the company some time yet to tweak and improve its refining process and it was only expecting to produce up to 4 000 t in the next 12 months.
Woxna would ramp up output to its boilerplate capacity over the next three years.
Market-focused research house Benchmark Mineral Intelligence analyst Simon Moores in a note said Flinders’ plan now was to build on the first sales contract that was already in place and make inroads into the European market through deals with traders and end-users.
Woxna previously produced a graphite concentrate with an average of 92% carbon, but Flinders was expected to produce the industry standard of 94% carbon to enable it to sell into major refractory and foundry markets, and compete with supply from China, the leading producer.
“To firstly produce a consistent product and then build a network of buyers, are now the major challenges facing the company,” Moores noted.
GLOBAL MARKET
Moores pointed out that with a total flake graphite output of 375 000 t/y in 2013, the Woxna operation would account for about 3% of total world output at capacity.
While that number at first might seem insignificant, in the context of the European market, the importance of the new operation becomes clear.
Moores explained that Europe only had one reliable flake graphite mine (not including Russia). The underground operation at Skaland, in Norway, produced on average 9 000 t/y. Smaller volumes were produced from a mine in Germany but it was a captive source for AMG Mining, while Ukraine's future remained unstable owing to the conflict in the country.
“Flinders' start-up has, in essence, doubled Europe's capabilities to produce flake graphite in a world which is eager to reduce reliance on the dominant supply from China, which accounts for 60% of output. While operations are [run at] higher cost in Europe, the significant savings on shipping could give Europe-based producers a way into the competitive market, certainly when considering the supply security benefits of such operations,” Moores expanded.
With most major buyers in Europe relying on China and, to a lesser extent, Canada and Africa, they would welcome any new supply options.
In fact, the need for new supply was intensifying, Moores added, with consolidation activities in China, long-term production doubts over Canada's only major mine and Brazil 's lack of activity on the global scene.
“What Flinders will now try and show is that new suppliers can survive and thrive in what has been the toughest fundraising environment for new projects, ever. The only question remains is whether buyers are now willing to accept that with supply security comes a price premium and the days of cheap graphite are all but over,” Moores pondered.
Edited by: Tracy Hancock
http://www.miningweekly.com/article/flinders-resources-opens…
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Flinders celebrates official opening of Woxna Graphite Mine, Sweden
VANCOUVER, Sept. 24, 2014 /CNW/ - Flinders Resources Limited ("Flinders" or the "Company") (TSXV:FDR.VN) is pleased to provide an update on the Woxna project and the official opening ceremony that was held on site on September 17, 2014.
The opening ceremony was attended by over 90 people including local stakeholders, graphite consumers, industry commentators and Flinders staff. The ribbon to officially start the plant was cut by Yoomi Renström, the mayor of nearby Edsbyn. Also in attendance was a representative from the Consulate of Canada in Sweden.
It was encouraging to have the many supporters of our project at site at one time. Customers, contractors, suppliers, regulators and the community were able to share a meal, tour the facility, and watch graphite in production. This ceremony marks the official start of the facility which has been operating since July. The plant is now ramping up to produce to a number of graphite specifications tailored to customer requirements.
Blair Way, President & CEO, states,
"We were pleased with the large turnout to celebrate the successful restart of production. The weather was amazing and all attendees had an up close and personal visit with the plant and management at the Woxna facility. It was a great day for Flinders to showcase the efforts of the past 12 months, and I congratulate all staff and contractors for the safe and successful delivery of the project."
On behalf of the Board,
Blair Way, President and CEO
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