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| 0,7000 | +11,11 | |
| 76,28 | +10,47 | |
| 1,4000 | +10,24 | |
| 204,50 | +9,98 | |
| 135,25 | +9,38 |
| Wertpapier | Kurs | Perf. % |
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| 9,9800 | -5,45 | |
| 849,00 | -6,50 | |
| 0,9580 | -6,54 | |
| 2,1800 | -9,17 | |
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31.8.
South African Platinum Giant Looks at Shift Into Green Metals
Impala Platinum Holdings Ltd. is looking to shift toward metals key to the green energy transition as electrification threatens its core business in southern Africa.
https://financialpost.com/pmn/business-pmn/south-african-pla…
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Chief Executive Officer Nico Muller appointed an analyst to help the Johannesburg-based company understand the base-metals market.
Copper and nickel, which Implats already produces alongside platinum-group metals, will be a particular focus, he said.
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“We do recognize the threat of electrification and as a consequence we said that we will be looking to diversify our portfolio, in particular into forward facing metals associated with renewable energy and the energy transition,” the CEO told reporters on Thursday, after profit slumped 85% in the 12 months through June.
Implats’s shift echoes the strategy followed by South African rival Sibanye Stillwater Ltd., which in recent years has diversified into nickel and lithium projects. Sibanye is also bidding for copper assets in Zambia.
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South African Platinum Giant Looks at Shift Into Green Metals
Impala Platinum Holdings Ltd. is looking to shift toward metals key to the green energy transition as electrification threatens its core business in southern Africa.
https://financialpost.com/pmn/business-pmn/south-african-pla…
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Chief Executive Officer Nico Muller appointed an analyst to help the Johannesburg-based company understand the base-metals market.
Copper and nickel, which Implats already produces alongside platinum-group metals, will be a particular focus, he said.
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“We do recognize the threat of electrification and as a consequence we said that we will be looking to diversify our portfolio, in particular into forward facing metals associated with renewable energy and the energy transition,” the CEO told reporters on Thursday, after profit slumped 85% in the 12 months through June.
Implats’s shift echoes the strategy followed by South African rival Sibanye Stillwater Ltd., which in recent years has diversified into nickel and lithium projects. Sibanye is also bidding for copper assets in Zambia.
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So wie die Platinmetall ohne Erholungsversuche gefallen sind ist der Kurs hier kein Wunder. So langsam kommt aber der Einstieg. Kurzfristig mit Hebel dann später die Aktie. Im Gegensatz zu Gold ein sauberer Trend zu sehen. Bin auf der Lauer.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 74.009.853 von faultcode am 15.06.23 14:06:49ich bin bei 9,25 Euro vorrübergehend raus aus der Aktie..Ehrlich gesagt hätte ich nicht gedacht, dass es noch weiter fällt..Alle Minen ein einziges Desaster und immer noch kein Ende in Sicht,,,,irre.....
Impala nun auch mit Lithium 
15.6.
Impala Platinum’s Zimbabwe unit eyes expansion into lithium
https://www.miningweekly.com/article/impala-platinums-zimbab…
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Impala Platinum Holding’s Zimbabwe unit is considering expanding into other metals, including lithium.
The Johannesburg-based platinum miner still sees a future in Zimbabwe and is on the lookout for opportunities to invest in other mining areas, according to Implats chairperson Thandi Orleyn. Its subsidiary, Zimplats Holdings, commissioned a key piece of processing equipment Wednesday as part of a $1.8-billion expansion programme announced in 2021.
“We are not going to rush into any untested areas,” Orleyn said in Ngezi, Zimbabwe, home to one of Southern Africa’s largest platinum deposits. “We are continuously looking at everything that is going to ensure that what we are part of is environmentally sustainable.”
Most of the lithium from Zimbabwe — which has one of Africa’s largest resources of the metal — is usually shipped to China or South Africa. But an expected surge in output from Zimbabwe over the next few years looks set to make the country a key cog in the global battery supply chain as nations rush to secure supplies of materials necessary for the transition from fossil fuels.
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15.6.
Impala Platinum’s Zimbabwe unit eyes expansion into lithium
https://www.miningweekly.com/article/impala-platinums-zimbab…
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Impala Platinum Holding’s Zimbabwe unit is considering expanding into other metals, including lithium.
The Johannesburg-based platinum miner still sees a future in Zimbabwe and is on the lookout for opportunities to invest in other mining areas, according to Implats chairperson Thandi Orleyn. Its subsidiary, Zimplats Holdings, commissioned a key piece of processing equipment Wednesday as part of a $1.8-billion expansion programme announced in 2021.
“We are not going to rush into any untested areas,” Orleyn said in Ngezi, Zimbabwe, home to one of Southern Africa’s largest platinum deposits. “We are continuously looking at everything that is going to ensure that what we are part of is environmentally sustainable.”
Most of the lithium from Zimbabwe — which has one of Africa’s largest resources of the metal — is usually shipped to China or South Africa. But an expected surge in output from Zimbabwe over the next few years looks set to make the country a key cog in the global battery supply chain as nations rush to secure supplies of materials necessary for the transition from fossil fuels.
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15.5.
Platinum Supply Cuts Seen Creating Record Shortage of Metal
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/platinum-supply-cuts-seen-cre…
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The World Platinum Investment Council raised its 2023 forecast deficit for platinum to a record high as investors bet on the metal’s supply declining.
Platinum consumption will outstrip supply by 983,000 ounces in 2023, WPIC wrote in its quarterly report on Monday. That would be the biggest shortfall in records going back to the 1970s, and compares with a deficit of 556,000 ounces the council projected in March.
The main driver of the deeper deficit is a fall in recycled supply as scrap yards withhold recovered metal from the market, WPIC said. Output from South Africa — by far the world’s top producer — is also expected to fall due to the unprecedented power outages triggered by the crisis at utility Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd.
Challenges to the metal’s supply is starting to draw interest from South African investment funds, who piled into exchange-traded funds backed by platinum in the first quarter. That’s helped spot prices rally more than 20% since reaching a low in February.
“The trend over the last few years in South Africa has been to buy the equities over the metal,” said Ed Sterck, director of research at WPIC, referring to listed platinum miners. “Now with the challenges facing the companies in terms of inflation and Eskom the funds there are preferring the metal itself.”
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Platinum Supply Cuts Seen Creating Record Shortage of Metal
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/platinum-supply-cuts-seen-cre…
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The World Platinum Investment Council raised its 2023 forecast deficit for platinum to a record high as investors bet on the metal’s supply declining.
Platinum consumption will outstrip supply by 983,000 ounces in 2023, WPIC wrote in its quarterly report on Monday. That would be the biggest shortfall in records going back to the 1970s, and compares with a deficit of 556,000 ounces the council projected in March.
The main driver of the deeper deficit is a fall in recycled supply as scrap yards withhold recovered metal from the market, WPIC said. Output from South Africa — by far the world’s top producer — is also expected to fall due to the unprecedented power outages triggered by the crisis at utility Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd.
Challenges to the metal’s supply is starting to draw interest from South African investment funds, who piled into exchange-traded funds backed by platinum in the first quarter. That’s helped spot prices rally more than 20% since reaching a low in February.
“The trend over the last few years in South Africa has been to buy the equities over the metal,” said Ed Sterck, director of research at WPIC, referring to listed platinum miners. “Now with the challenges facing the companies in terms of inflation and Eskom the funds there are preferring the metal itself.”
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 73.436.292 von Dirkix am 09.03.23 09:19:59
ja, seit Januar 2013 mit einer Erst-Position; bin also schlechte Zeiten hier gewohnt
Zitat von Dirkix: Bist du hier immer noch dabei?
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ja, seit Januar 2013 mit einer Erst-Position; bin also schlechte Zeiten hier gewohnt
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 73.437.807 von cat-bavaro am 09.03.23 11:48:54Brennstoffzellen erfordern PLATIN, das stimmt, aber es brechen auf der anderen Seite die Gewinne mit Rhodium und Palladium weg und Platin kommt seit 5 Jahren nicht aus dem Quark, von daher sind Impala und PGMs derzeit kein Investment für mich...!
Impala hat ja seit 2019 (unterbrochen durch den externen Schock Corona) hauptsächlich mit Rhodium und Palladium seine großen Gewinne erwirtschaftet, Platin war in der Zeit nur "Beiprodukt" - investiert wurde hier hauptsächlich WEGEN Palladium!
Man erkannt das sehr schön wenn man den Impala Chart mit Palladium als Benchmark nimmt:
Man erkannt das sehr schön wenn man den Impala Chart mit Palladium als Benchmark nimmt:
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