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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.083.024 von KMST am 02.05.09 16:44:23Vielen Dank für Deine Antwort.Also steht alles noch auf des Messers Schneide.
Ich werde erst einmal mit einer kleinen Position einsteigen,bis die Finanzierung geklärt ist.
Ich werde erst einmal mit einer kleinen Position einsteigen,bis die Finanzierung geklärt ist.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.083.387 von nc65-charts am 02.05.09 19:26:58hast Du meine Nachricht bekommen?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.083.350 von janwiencierz am 02.05.09 19:15:00
Ich kenne deine Charts 
Weiter so 
Ich kenne deine Charts 
Weiter so 
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.083.116 von nc65-charts am 02.05.09 17:32:55hallo NC,
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.082.363 von VirtualNormann am 02.05.09 12:13:46 http://stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=LYC&E=ASX&N=445628 ... Key Point 3
"Total capital provision to Lynas will be over A$500 million. US$286 million to complete and commission the 1st phase of the Rare Earths project (10,500tpa REO), plus an estimated US$80 million for the 2nd phase of the project (21,000tpa REO)."
http://stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=LYC&E=ASX&N=445628 ... Key Point 3 "Total capital provision to Lynas will be over A$500 million. US$286 million to complete and commission the 1st phase of the Rare Earths project (10,500tpa REO), plus an estimated US$80 million for the 2nd phase of the project (21,000tpa REO)."
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.083.020 von ArmerThor am 02.05.09 16:41:59tja das weiß wohl keiner. aber die firb hat da nen dickes wörtchen mitzureden und genauso könnte der kurs in den nächsten wochen bis zur entscheidung wieder abbröckeln. sicher ist hier leider noch gar nix, aber wir hoffen natürlich das beste
Da ich in Betracht ziehe,in Lynas zu investieren,habe ich eine Frage an die Investierten : Da der Australische Staat zur Zeit die chinesischen Investitionen mit Argwohn betrachtet (Chinalco Deal mit Rio Tinto),könnte es doch auch sein,daß der Deal mit Lynas torpediert wird.
Wie würde es dann mit Lynas weiter gehen?
Wie würde es dann mit Lynas weiter gehen?
Lynas soars on China’s $500m cash for project
2nd May 2009, 6:00 WST
WA’s biggest rare earths mine is expected to begin production by the end of next year after Lynas Corp yesterday struck a deal to swap control of its stalled Mt Weld project for a $500 million Chinese lifeline.
Subject to approvals, the agreement provides state-owned China Nonferrous Metal Mining Group (CNMC) with its debut investment in WA’s mining sector and will see it take majority ownership of Lynas and its $390 million project near Laverton.
The deal stands to resurrect Mt Weld, where construction was suspended in February after a dispute with bondholders scuppered an existing financing arrangement.
It will also strengthen China’s already dominant hold over global rare earths supply.
Lynas executive chairman Nick Curtis said the collapse of its earlier deal had made the company determined to choose its funding partner carefully.
“What I learned from the failure of the bond market structure was really that you need to align yourself with capital markets that have a long-term view … and are not just in it for a short-term gain,” he said.
“This group (CNMC) has a 10-year risk profile for the project.”
Under the terms of the tie-up, CNMC will inject $252 million into Lynas via a share placement for a 51.6 per cent stake in the group and four seats on an expanded eight-person board. It will also guarantee a senior Chinese bank loan of up to $US184 million ($252 million).
Lynas will receive $US15 million of the cash within two weeks to allow it to restart work at Mt Weld while it awaits approvals.
Shares in Lynas jumped 14¢ to 43.5¢ on the news.
Analysts said the deal was probably a good one for the company, given it would otherwise struggle to raise the cash it needed.
Demand for rare earths — which are used in hybrid car batteries and computer manufacturing — has risen steadily over the past few years, partly because of restrictions by China on its exports.
Lynas’ project includes a $69 million on-site concentration plant and a $US214 million processing plant in Malaysia to handle the concentrate.
Mr Curtis said he was “reasonably confident” the Foreign Investment Review Board would approve the deal, given CNMC was not a buyer for its product and the fact Lynas was a company in “relative distress”.
CNMC has assets in Zambia, Burma and Mongolia but its Australian interests are limited to a stake in Sydney-based explorer Ord River Resources.
It is the second time Lynas has tried to strike a deal with a state-owned Chinese group after its failed bid in 2003 to reach agreement with China Iron and Steel Industry Trade Group Corporation over its Channar mine in the Pilbara.
KATE EMERY
Das wird am Montag die Nachfrage in Down Under noch mal beschleunigen!
Ich sehe in dem Deal mit den Chinesen nur Vorteile. Die sind doch froh, wenn sie ihre Dollars unterbringen können, solange die noch was wert sind!
2nd May 2009, 6:00 WST
WA’s biggest rare earths mine is expected to begin production by the end of next year after Lynas Corp yesterday struck a deal to swap control of its stalled Mt Weld project for a $500 million Chinese lifeline.
Subject to approvals, the agreement provides state-owned China Nonferrous Metal Mining Group (CNMC) with its debut investment in WA’s mining sector and will see it take majority ownership of Lynas and its $390 million project near Laverton.
The deal stands to resurrect Mt Weld, where construction was suspended in February after a dispute with bondholders scuppered an existing financing arrangement.
It will also strengthen China’s already dominant hold over global rare earths supply.
Lynas executive chairman Nick Curtis said the collapse of its earlier deal had made the company determined to choose its funding partner carefully.
“What I learned from the failure of the bond market structure was really that you need to align yourself with capital markets that have a long-term view … and are not just in it for a short-term gain,” he said.
“This group (CNMC) has a 10-year risk profile for the project.”
Under the terms of the tie-up, CNMC will inject $252 million into Lynas via a share placement for a 51.6 per cent stake in the group and four seats on an expanded eight-person board. It will also guarantee a senior Chinese bank loan of up to $US184 million ($252 million).
Lynas will receive $US15 million of the cash within two weeks to allow it to restart work at Mt Weld while it awaits approvals.
Shares in Lynas jumped 14¢ to 43.5¢ on the news.
Analysts said the deal was probably a good one for the company, given it would otherwise struggle to raise the cash it needed.
Demand for rare earths — which are used in hybrid car batteries and computer manufacturing — has risen steadily over the past few years, partly because of restrictions by China on its exports.
Lynas’ project includes a $69 million on-site concentration plant and a $US214 million processing plant in Malaysia to handle the concentrate.
Mr Curtis said he was “reasonably confident” the Foreign Investment Review Board would approve the deal, given CNMC was not a buyer for its product and the fact Lynas was a company in “relative distress”.
CNMC has assets in Zambia, Burma and Mongolia but its Australian interests are limited to a stake in Sydney-based explorer Ord River Resources.
It is the second time Lynas has tried to strike a deal with a state-owned Chinese group after its failed bid in 2003 to reach agreement with China Iron and Steel Industry Trade Group Corporation over its Channar mine in the Pilbara.
KATE EMERY
Das wird am Montag die Nachfrage in Down Under noch mal beschleunigen!
Ich sehe in dem Deal mit den Chinesen nur Vorteile. Die sind doch froh, wenn sie ihre Dollars unterbringen können, solange die noch was wert sind!
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