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July 2009
16th Market Update - Supply Chain Approvals
13th Appendix 3B - Employee Options
8th CNMC Transaction Update
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Neo to get financing from Mitsubishi for Pitinga mine
2009-07-21 07:23 ET - News Release
Mr. Michael Doolan reports
NEO MATERIAL TECHNOLOGIES SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH MITSUBISHI CORPORATION FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE PITINGA RARE EARTH RESOURCE; MITSUBISHI AGREES TO PARTICIPATE IN NEO'S QUEST FOR RARE EARTHS OUTSIDE OF CHINA
Neo Material Technologies Inc. has signed a memorandum of understanding with Mitsubishi Corp. This MoU represents the establishment of a strategic partnership between Neo and Mitsubishi for the identification, development and commercialization of rare earth resource opportunities outside of China.
Under the terms of the agreement, Mitsubishi will finance up to $2.5-million (U.S.) of all costs associated with Neo's development of the heavy rare earth resource at the Pitinga tin mine in Brazil owned and operated by Mineracao Taboca. As part of the agreement, Neo is also committed to use its reasonable best efforts to include Mitsubishi's participation in the commercial phase of the Pitinga project with Taboca and to allocate a portion of all mixed rare earth concentrate produced from Pitinga to Mitsubishi for its own use.
In the event that Neo decides to construct and operate a rare earth processing plant anywhere outside the People's Republic of China, Mitsubishi has committed to a minimum participation of 20 per cent in such new facilities. In return, Mitsubishi will have the right to purchase no less than 20 per cent of the annual output of separated rare earths from such plants.
In addition to Neo's Pitinga project, Mitsubishi and Neo will continue to collaborate on the identification and development of rare earth resources around the world, which fit their criteria of byproduct economics and heavy rare earth mineralization.
"I am extremely pleased to have Mitsubishi, a very strong partner, working with Taboca and Neo on the development and commercialization of the Pitinga rare earth resource," noted Constantine Karayannopoulos, president and chief executive officer. "Mitsubishi Corp. shares the same vision as Neo for the long-term robust demand for high-value rare earths, and particularly, the importance of securing a long-term global supply of such materials for the further development and growth of electric and hybrid/electric vehicles and other key environmentally friendly applications."
Founded in 1950, Mitsubishi is Japan's largest general trading company with over 200 bases of operations in approximately 80 countries worldwide. Together with its over 500 group companies, Mitsubishi employs a multinational work force of approximately 60,000 people, and has long been engaged in business with customers around the world in virtually every industry, including energy, metals, machinery, chemicals, food and general merchandise.
"In April, 2009, we formed the corporate development division under the leadership of Yorihiko Kojima, president and chief executive officer of Mitsubishi, to focus on the development of rare-earth-based components for our target applications and markets such as electric vehicles," noted Hiroshi Imagawa, senior vice-president of Mitsubishi orporation's automotive-related business unit. "We are excited to work with Neo to develop and secure reliable sources of heavy rare earth materials, in order to meet a global increase in demand that we expect will be driven by the greater proliferation of electric vehicles in the future."
We seek Safe Harbor.
Gruß JoJo
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LYC Lynas Corporation Limited
July 2009
16th Market Update - Supply Chain Approvals
13th Appendix 3B - Employee Options
8th CNMC Transaction Update
Die Japaner wachen langsam auf!
http://www.silobreaker.com/neo-to-get-financing-from-mitsubi…
Neo to get financing from Mitsubishi for Pitinga mine
2009-07-21 07:23 ET - News Release
Mr. Michael Doolan reports
NEO MATERIAL TECHNOLOGIES SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH MITSUBISHI CORPORATION FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE PITINGA RARE EARTH RESOURCE; MITSUBISHI AGREES TO PARTICIPATE IN NEO'S QUEST FOR RARE EARTHS OUTSIDE OF CHINA
Neo Material Technologies Inc. has signed a memorandum of understanding with Mitsubishi Corp. This MoU represents the establishment of a strategic partnership between Neo and Mitsubishi for the identification, development and commercialization of rare earth resource opportunities outside of China.
Under the terms of the agreement, Mitsubishi will finance up to $2.5-million (U.S.) of all costs associated with Neo's development of the heavy rare earth resource at the Pitinga tin mine in Brazil owned and operated by Mineracao Taboca. As part of the agreement, Neo is also committed to use its reasonable best efforts to include Mitsubishi's participation in the commercial phase of the Pitinga project with Taboca and to allocate a portion of all mixed rare earth concentrate produced from Pitinga to Mitsubishi for its own use.
In the event that Neo decides to construct and operate a rare earth processing plant anywhere outside the People's Republic of China, Mitsubishi has committed to a minimum participation of 20 per cent in such new facilities. In return, Mitsubishi will have the right to purchase no less than 20 per cent of the annual output of separated rare earths from such plants.
In addition to Neo's Pitinga project, Mitsubishi and Neo will continue to collaborate on the identification and development of rare earth resources around the world, which fit their criteria of byproduct economics and heavy rare earth mineralization.
"I am extremely pleased to have Mitsubishi, a very strong partner, working with Taboca and Neo on the development and commercialization of the Pitinga rare earth resource," noted Constantine Karayannopoulos, president and chief executive officer. "Mitsubishi Corp. shares the same vision as Neo for the long-term robust demand for high-value rare earths, and particularly, the importance of securing a long-term global supply of such materials for the further development and growth of electric and hybrid/electric vehicles and other key environmentally friendly applications."
Founded in 1950, Mitsubishi is Japan's largest general trading company with over 200 bases of operations in approximately 80 countries worldwide. Together with its over 500 group companies, Mitsubishi employs a multinational work force of approximately 60,000 people, and has long been engaged in business with customers around the world in virtually every industry, including energy, metals, machinery, chemicals, food and general merchandise.
"In April, 2009, we formed the corporate development division under the leadership of Yorihiko Kojima, president and chief executive officer of Mitsubishi, to focus on the development of rare-earth-based components for our target applications and markets such as electric vehicles," noted Hiroshi Imagawa, senior vice-president of Mitsubishi orporation's automotive-related business unit. "We are excited to work with Neo to develop and secure reliable sources of heavy rare earth materials, in order to meet a global increase in demand that we expect will be driven by the greater proliferation of electric vehicles in the future."
We seek Safe Harbor.
Gruß JoJo
Lynas hopes to resume rare earth project by September PDF Print E-mail
Tags: CNMC | FIRB | Lynas Corp Ltd | Lynas Malaysia Sdn Bhd | Nicholas Curtis
Written by Nadia S Hassan
Thursday, 23 July 2009 00:03
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PETALING JAYA: Lynas Malaysia Sdn Bhd, a wholly owned subsidiary of Australian-listed Lynas Corp Ltd, will seek to tender out some US$250 million (RM887.5 million)worth of contracts for the first phase of its advanced materials plant in Gebeng, Pahang, as soon as the stalled project resumes.
"For phase one, we have procured two-thirds of the equipment and one-third of the other works. Jobs still to be tendered out include some of the civil works and the mechanical and electronic portion," Lynas' executive chairman Nicholas Curtis told a media briefing recently.
Lynas is looking to invest a total of RM1.2 billion in the advanced materials processing plant, which will produce high purity lanthanide (or rare-earth) compounds. These compounds are used in green technologies and digital technologies such as compact fluorescent lights and disk drives.
The company started the project at the beginning of last year, only to suspend work in February this year due to an issue with its bondholders.
As a result of the global economic crisis, the original bondholders of the project withheld their funding.
Then in May, the company was offered a lifeline by China Nonferrous Metal Mining (Group) Co Ltd (CNMC), which came in as a strategic shareholder. CNMC is looking to invest A$500 million (RM1.45 billion) in the project, giving it a 51.6% stake.
Asked about the status of the project, Curtis said: "It is still suspended pending regulatory approval. However, the contracts that had already been awarded are just suspended, not terminated."
According to Curtis, before the suspension of the building of the plant, the company had already invested US$150 million. "We have completed the piling and a portion of the civil works."
However, Lynas is not in the clear yet. On July 9, it was reported that the Australian Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB) had asked CNMC to resubmit its application. Curtis was quick to assure that it was part and parcel of a standard approval process and foresaw no issue with gaining approval.
Asked when he expected FIRB to make its decision, Curtis said he would not try to anticipate the government's decision.
"However, assuming we get approvals in the next few weeks, construction could possibly resume in September," he said. Other approvals required for the project include that of the Chinese authorities and Lynas' shareholders.
Tags: CNMC | FIRB | Lynas Corp Ltd | Lynas Malaysia Sdn Bhd | Nicholas Curtis
Written by Nadia S Hassan
Thursday, 23 July 2009 00:03
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PETALING JAYA: Lynas Malaysia Sdn Bhd, a wholly owned subsidiary of Australian-listed Lynas Corp Ltd, will seek to tender out some US$250 million (RM887.5 million)worth of contracts for the first phase of its advanced materials plant in Gebeng, Pahang, as soon as the stalled project resumes.
"For phase one, we have procured two-thirds of the equipment and one-third of the other works. Jobs still to be tendered out include some of the civil works and the mechanical and electronic portion," Lynas' executive chairman Nicholas Curtis told a media briefing recently.
Lynas is looking to invest a total of RM1.2 billion in the advanced materials processing plant, which will produce high purity lanthanide (or rare-earth) compounds. These compounds are used in green technologies and digital technologies such as compact fluorescent lights and disk drives.
The company started the project at the beginning of last year, only to suspend work in February this year due to an issue with its bondholders.
As a result of the global economic crisis, the original bondholders of the project withheld their funding.
Then in May, the company was offered a lifeline by China Nonferrous Metal Mining (Group) Co Ltd (CNMC), which came in as a strategic shareholder. CNMC is looking to invest A$500 million (RM1.45 billion) in the project, giving it a 51.6% stake.
Asked about the status of the project, Curtis said: "It is still suspended pending regulatory approval. However, the contracts that had already been awarded are just suspended, not terminated."
According to Curtis, before the suspension of the building of the plant, the company had already invested US$150 million. "We have completed the piling and a portion of the civil works."
However, Lynas is not in the clear yet. On July 9, it was reported that the Australian Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB) had asked CNMC to resubmit its application. Curtis was quick to assure that it was part and parcel of a standard approval process and foresaw no issue with gaining approval.
Asked when he expected FIRB to make its decision, Curtis said he would not try to anticipate the government's decision.
"However, assuming we get approvals in the next few weeks, construction could possibly resume in September," he said. Other approvals required for the project include that of the Chinese authorities and Lynas' shareholders.
CNMC deal on Australian Lynas delayed
Friday, 10 Jul 2009
It is reported that Australian Foreign Investment Review Board has rejected China Nonferrous Metal Mining Co Ltd deal on taking 51.66% shares of Lynas Corp and has asked CNMC to re submit the application.
On May 1st 2009, CNMC announced to acquire 51.66% shares of Australia based Lynas Corp with the total investment of CNY 1.2563 billion. CNMC, therefore become the first Chinese company that invested in Australian rare earth sector. In the deal, Lynas agreed to sell 700 million shares to CNMC with the price of AUD 0.36 per share.
Lynas disclosed recently that FIRM requested CNMC to withdraw the application and re-submit again which means FIRM 30 days approval term would re start from the beginning of the July.
However, CNMC remains optimism about the deal. An official from CNMC said "There is no problem for this deal to come through, FIRB just needs more time."
Officials from CNMC also said the company will re submit the application to FIRB as requested.
(Sourced from MySteel.net)
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http://steelguru.com/news/index/2009/07/10/MTAxNjY0/CNMC_dea…
Friday, 10 Jul 2009
It is reported that Australian Foreign Investment Review Board has rejected China Nonferrous Metal Mining Co Ltd deal on taking 51.66% shares of Lynas Corp and has asked CNMC to re submit the application.
On May 1st 2009, CNMC announced to acquire 51.66% shares of Australia based Lynas Corp with the total investment of CNY 1.2563 billion. CNMC, therefore become the first Chinese company that invested in Australian rare earth sector. In the deal, Lynas agreed to sell 700 million shares to CNMC with the price of AUD 0.36 per share.
Lynas disclosed recently that FIRM requested CNMC to withdraw the application and re-submit again which means FIRM 30 days approval term would re start from the beginning of the July.
However, CNMC remains optimism about the deal. An official from CNMC said "There is no problem for this deal to come through, FIRB just needs more time."
Officials from CNMC also said the company will re submit the application to FIRB as requested.
(Sourced from MySteel.net)
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Chinese Company Buying Majority Stake in Lynas Corporation
In February of this year, Lynas Corporation Limited (ASX: LYC) suspended their Mount Weld project due to “uncertainty concerning the financing structure”. This suspension was primarily due to bondholders refusing to release funds to Lynas. They were eventually able to settle with the bondholders, but Lynas didn’t receive the hoped for amount.
Many investors were looking to the Mount Weld project as the great hope for the industry, a non-China resource with the possibility for near-term production.
The big question in the industry has been “Where will Lynas get the money to complete their project?” A number of people speculated that they might turn to China, and indeed they did!
From a May 1, 2009 Lynas Press Release:
“Lynas Corporation Limited (ASX: LYC) is delighted to announce the introduction of a proposed new majority shareholder, China Non-Ferrous Metal Mining (Group) Co., Ltd. (CNMC).”
The Chinese will end up with 51.6% of Lynas, and will provide needed capital and assistance with acquisition of proper financing for the project. Much of the sales-pitch for Lynas has been based on having a REE resource outside of China. However, now the project will be under majority Chinese ownership — this is an interesting twist, to say the least! The Lynas board will now be made up of eight members – the four existing plus four appointed by CNMC. Nicholas Curtis is to remain the Executive Chairman and will have the casting vote. The Chinese are intimately familiar with this industry, and they have piqued our interest to follow what they will do with Mount Weld.
Lynas now says that they hope to be in production within 12 months of receiving their financing (in the amount of US$366 million).
How this will affect the market is, as yet, unknown. But it is clear from this deal, and the one below, that the Chinese are very serious about extending their position in the marketplace.
More Here:
http://www.lynascorp.com/page.asp?category_id=8&page_id=27
Grüsse JoJo
u.a.:
Chinese Company Buying Majority Stake in Lynas Corporation
In February of this year, Lynas Corporation Limited (ASX: LYC) suspended their Mount Weld project due to “uncertainty concerning the financing structure”. This suspension was primarily due to bondholders refusing to release funds to Lynas. They were eventually able to settle with the bondholders, but Lynas didn’t receive the hoped for amount.
Many investors were looking to the Mount Weld project as the great hope for the industry, a non-China resource with the possibility for near-term production.
The big question in the industry has been “Where will Lynas get the money to complete their project?” A number of people speculated that they might turn to China, and indeed they did!
From a May 1, 2009 Lynas Press Release:
“Lynas Corporation Limited (ASX: LYC) is delighted to announce the introduction of a proposed new majority shareholder, China Non-Ferrous Metal Mining (Group) Co., Ltd. (CNMC).”
The Chinese will end up with 51.6% of Lynas, and will provide needed capital and assistance with acquisition of proper financing for the project. Much of the sales-pitch for Lynas has been based on having a REE resource outside of China. However, now the project will be under majority Chinese ownership — this is an interesting twist, to say the least! The Lynas board will now be made up of eight members – the four existing plus four appointed by CNMC. Nicholas Curtis is to remain the Executive Chairman and will have the casting vote. The Chinese are intimately familiar with this industry, and they have piqued our interest to follow what they will do with Mount Weld.
Lynas now says that they hope to be in production within 12 months of receiving their financing (in the amount of US$366 million).
How this will affect the market is, as yet, unknown. But it is clear from this deal, and the one below, that the Chinese are very serious about extending their position in the marketplace.
More Here:
http://www.lynascorp.com/page.asp?category_id=8&page_id=27
Grüsse JoJo
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Clint Cox: Digging for Opportunities in Rare Earths
Source: The Energy Report 06/25/2009
Why all the buzz about rare earths elements (REEs)? In this exclusive Energy Report interview, industry expert Clint Cox, The Anchor House, tells how he separates the hype from reality, and what a challenging and complex market it is. It's estimated that 25% of new technologies such as hybrid cars use rare earths, and that demand is increasing. Clint talks about China's current market dominance and the potential for production in North America. In a companion article, Alternative Energy Becoming a Little Less Alternative , Victor Goncalves of The Green Money Report examines how the growth of hybrid vehicles on the road will affect the rare earth market.
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http://www.theenergyreport.com/pub/na_u/954
Clint Cox: Digging for Opportunities in Rare Earths
Source: The Energy Report 06/25/2009
Why all the buzz about rare earths elements (REEs)? In this exclusive Energy Report interview, industry expert Clint Cox, The Anchor House, tells how he separates the hype from reality, and what a challenging and complex market it is. It's estimated that 25% of new technologies such as hybrid cars use rare earths, and that demand is increasing. Clint talks about China's current market dominance and the potential for production in North America. In a companion article, Alternative Energy Becoming a Little Less Alternative , Victor Goncalves of The Green Money Report examines how the growth of hybrid vehicles on the road will affect the rare earth market.
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http://www.theenergyreport.com/pub/na_u/954
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Eine Vorschau auf: Minor Metals & Rare Earths 2009
Beijing, China, 2 to 4 September 2009
Grüsse JoJo
Eine Vorschau auf: Minor Metals & Rare Earths 2009
Beijing, China, 2 to 4 September 2009
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.338.421 von Optimist_ am 07.06.09 16:06:33Gute Aussichten für Lynas!
Powertrain 2020
China's ambition to become market leader in E-Vehicles
Munich/Shanghai, April, 2009
http://www.rolandberger.com/media/pdf/Roland_Berger_Powertra…
Grüsse JoJo
Powertrain 2020
China's ambition to become market leader in E-Vehicles
Munich/Shanghai, April, 2009
http://www.rolandberger.com/media/pdf/Roland_Berger_Powertra…
Grüsse JoJo
Hybridboom in Japan, aus Finanzen und Wirtschaft (Schweiz) v. 06.06.09
frei wiedergebeben:
-im Mai war den zweiten Monat in Folge erneut ein Hybrid das meistverkaufte Auto in Japan
-Hybridautos sollen Ertragswende bringen und übernehmen die Rolle des Hoffnungsträgers
-bis März 2010 möchte man bei Toyota weltweit 400 000 Prius verkaufen, was 6% der Gesamtproduktion entspricht
-Hybridautos von Honda und Toyota in Basisversionen schon für 14 500 Euro erhältlich
-Prius ist laut Chefingenieur Otsuko so profitabel wie der Corolla da die Produktionskosten um 30% verringert werden konnten
-J.P.Morgan erwartet bis 2013 eine Versechsfachung des globalen Hybridmartktes
-bis 2020 sollen alle Autos von Toyota mit Hybridmotoren ausgerüstet sein
-es wird erwartet, dass für die Übergangszeit bis zur Nach-Öl-Zeit der Hybrid dominieren wird
Meine Meinung dazu:
Sollte es zu einem Anziehen der Autonachfrage kommen, wird Toyota schnellstmöglich seine Hybridautofabrik in den USA (Blue Springs, Mississippi) fertig bauen und anfahren. Sobald Subventionen in weiteren Ländern auf umweltfreundliche Autos folgen werden, kann man mit einer rasanten Nachfrage nach Hybriden rechnen. Ich rechne mit baldigen Impulsen aus den USA in punkto Umweltschutz und Neuausrichtung der Automobilindustrie.
frei wiedergebeben:
-im Mai war den zweiten Monat in Folge erneut ein Hybrid das meistverkaufte Auto in Japan
-Hybridautos sollen Ertragswende bringen und übernehmen die Rolle des Hoffnungsträgers
-bis März 2010 möchte man bei Toyota weltweit 400 000 Prius verkaufen, was 6% der Gesamtproduktion entspricht
-Hybridautos von Honda und Toyota in Basisversionen schon für 14 500 Euro erhältlich
-Prius ist laut Chefingenieur Otsuko so profitabel wie der Corolla da die Produktionskosten um 30% verringert werden konnten
-J.P.Morgan erwartet bis 2013 eine Versechsfachung des globalen Hybridmartktes
-bis 2020 sollen alle Autos von Toyota mit Hybridmotoren ausgerüstet sein
-es wird erwartet, dass für die Übergangszeit bis zur Nach-Öl-Zeit der Hybrid dominieren wird
Meine Meinung dazu:
Sollte es zu einem Anziehen der Autonachfrage kommen, wird Toyota schnellstmöglich seine Hybridautofabrik in den USA (Blue Springs, Mississippi) fertig bauen und anfahren. Sobald Subventionen in weiteren Ländern auf umweltfreundliche Autos folgen werden, kann man mit einer rasanten Nachfrage nach Hybriden rechnen. Ich rechne mit baldigen Impulsen aus den USA in punkto Umweltschutz und Neuausrichtung der Automobilindustrie.
http://stocknessmonster.com/news-history?S=LYC&E=ASX
LYC Lynas Corporation Limited
June 2009
4th Change in substantial holding
http://stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=LYC&E=ASX&N=448833
http://www.lynascorp.com/
What Are Rare Earths?
http://www.lynascorp.com/applicationList.asp?category_id=1&p…
What are their prices?
http://www.lynascorp.com/page.asp?category_id=1&page_id=25
Grüsse JoJo
LYC Lynas Corporation Limited
June 2009
4th Change in substantial holding
http://stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=LYC&E=ASX&N=448833
http://www.lynascorp.com/
What Are Rare Earths?
http://www.lynascorp.com/applicationList.asp?category_id=1&p…
What are their prices?
http://www.lynascorp.com/page.asp?category_id=1&page_id=25
Grüsse JoJo
Diese Links habe ich mir bei CCE mal ausgeliehen, dank an den Poster,,,
die REE-Werte von Arafura sind ca. 200% höher, also ca. 3 %.
http://www.kingstrade.de/index.php?option=com_content&task=v…
Lynas
“The deposit has an inferred resource of 107 000 t of rare-earth oxide (REO) at an average grade of 4,24% REO, using a 3,5% REO cut-off grade, and remains open at depth.
http://www.miningweekly.com/article/australian-rareearthmine…
die REE-Werte von Arafura sind ca. 200% höher, also ca. 3 %.
http://www.kingstrade.de/index.php?option=com_content&task=v…
Lynas
“The deposit has an inferred resource of 107 000 t of rare-earth oxide (REO) at an average grade of 4,24% REO, using a 3,5% REO cut-off grade, and remains open at depth.
http://www.miningweekly.com/article/australian-rareearthmine…
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