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Outlook sound despite crisis: Gloucester Coal
October 29, 2008
GLOUCESTER Coal said today the outlook for its coal business remains sound, despite the global financial crisis.
Chairman Andy Hogendijk will tell shareholders at the company’s annual general meeting later today that Gloucester Coal is looking forward to another record profit this year.
“Looking forward, and notwithstanding some shorter term issues associated with the current global financial situation, we believe the fundamentals for our coal business remain very sound,” he said.
“Our quality coking coal with high fluidity will continue to be in strong demand by steel producers.”
Mr Hogendijk said the industrialisation and urbanisation of large developing economies such as China and India over the next 10 to 20 years will continue to drive significant demand on the world seaborne traded market for coking coal.
“Thermal coal too looks to be a positive story as new coal fired power stations are being built to meet the growing and base load energy requirements of an industrialising Asia,” he added.
Mr Hogendijk said the company had locked in contract prices for the bulk of its coking and thermal business at prices in excess of $130 per tonne.
“This should enable us to produce strong surplus cash flows and we expect to report a record profit for the year,” he said.
In August, Gloucester Coal reported a 2007/08 net profit of $23.445 million, a rise of 30 per cent on the previous year.
Chief executive Rob Lord said the company was well placed to weather the economic storm sweeping the world.
“These conditions are obviously affecting the resources sector, our coal sector peers, and the Gloucester Coal share price,” Mr Lord said.
“The members of the board, the senior management and myself have watched with concern as our share price has fallen to its current levels.
“I am confident that, over time, our share price will recover to reflect the strong investment fundamentals of the company.”
Mr Lord added that the company’s fundamentals were strong.
“Despite the recent volatility in some commodity prices, I believe there will be strong ongoing demand for coal both coking and thermal - especially from our major export markets in Asia,” he said.
October 29, 2008
GLOUCESTER Coal said today the outlook for its coal business remains sound, despite the global financial crisis.
Chairman Andy Hogendijk will tell shareholders at the company’s annual general meeting later today that Gloucester Coal is looking forward to another record profit this year.
“Looking forward, and notwithstanding some shorter term issues associated with the current global financial situation, we believe the fundamentals for our coal business remain very sound,” he said.
“Our quality coking coal with high fluidity will continue to be in strong demand by steel producers.”
Mr Hogendijk said the industrialisation and urbanisation of large developing economies such as China and India over the next 10 to 20 years will continue to drive significant demand on the world seaborne traded market for coking coal.
“Thermal coal too looks to be a positive story as new coal fired power stations are being built to meet the growing and base load energy requirements of an industrialising Asia,” he added.
Mr Hogendijk said the company had locked in contract prices for the bulk of its coking and thermal business at prices in excess of $130 per tonne.
“This should enable us to produce strong surplus cash flows and we expect to report a record profit for the year,” he said.
In August, Gloucester Coal reported a 2007/08 net profit of $23.445 million, a rise of 30 per cent on the previous year.
Chief executive Rob Lord said the company was well placed to weather the economic storm sweeping the world.
“These conditions are obviously affecting the resources sector, our coal sector peers, and the Gloucester Coal share price,” Mr Lord said.
“The members of the board, the senior management and myself have watched with concern as our share price has fallen to its current levels.
“I am confident that, over time, our share price will recover to reflect the strong investment fundamentals of the company.”
Mr Lord added that the company’s fundamentals were strong.
“Despite the recent volatility in some commodity prices, I believe there will be strong ongoing demand for coal both coking and thermal - especially from our major export markets in Asia,” he said.
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"Revolution" für den Fall, dass die Banken ihrer Verpflichtung zur Kreditvergabe nicht nachkommen sollten ...?
Paul Joseph Watson
Prison Planet
Monday, October 27, 2008
Senator Christopher Dodd has shockingly predicted that public anger at banks’ refusal to disperse credit could lead to a “revolution,” while another analyst says government intervention could mean banks are cut out of the loop entirely.
“If it turns out that they are hoarding, you’ll have a revolution on your hands. People will be so livid and furious that their tax money is going to line their pockets instead of doing the right thing. There will be hell to pay,” Dodd told the New York Times this weekend.
Meanwhile, Chief Investment Strategist Sean Corrigan from Diapason Commodities Management told CNBC this morning that banks may have to be “cut out of the loop” if the freeze in credit markets continues, forcing governments to act as the lender of last resort.
Paul Joseph Watson
Prison Planet
Monday, October 27, 2008
Senator Christopher Dodd has shockingly predicted that public anger at banks’ refusal to disperse credit could lead to a “revolution,” while another analyst says government intervention could mean banks are cut out of the loop entirely.
“If it turns out that they are hoarding, you’ll have a revolution on your hands. People will be so livid and furious that their tax money is going to line their pockets instead of doing the right thing. There will be hell to pay,” Dodd told the New York Times this weekend.
Meanwhile, Chief Investment Strategist Sean Corrigan from Diapason Commodities Management told CNBC this morning that banks may have to be “cut out of the loop” if the freeze in credit markets continues, forcing governments to act as the lender of last resort.
An iron deal strengthened some investor portfolios Monday, while pending gold production generated speculator interest.
Stockhouse Canadian Small and Micro-cap Stock Report
TORONTO (SHfn) - An iron deal strengthened some investor portfolios Monday, while pending gold production generated speculator interest.
Cardero Resource shares soared 28% to $1.86 on Monday after the miner said it has entered into an agreement with Nanjinzhao Group Co., a private Chinese enterprise, whereby its 100% owned subsidiary Cardero Hierro del Peru, S.A.C., the holder of the Pampa de Pongo Iron Property in Peru, will sell its 100% interest to Nanjinzhao for a total purchase price of US$200 million.
As well, shares of Apollo Gold climbed 20% to 18 cents as the micro cap explorer announced that it has received all necessary permits and approvals and open-pit mining at its 100% owned Black Fox gold project near Timmins, Ontario, is expected to begin in March 2009.
Q9 Networks, meanwhile, reported the closing of the previously announced plan of arrangement pursuant to which an affiliate of ABRY Partners, LLC, CDC Acquisition II, has purchased all of the outstanding common shares of Q9 at a price of $17.05 per common share. As a result of completing all of the steps necessary to implement the plan of arrangement, CDC Acquisition II now owns all of the issued and outstanding common shares of Q9. Q9 Networks stock popped 32% to $17.01.
Shares of Bioniche Life Sciences shot up 13% to 47.5 cents after the biopharmaceutical firm announced that Econiche, the world's first vaccine designed to reduce the shedding by cattle of E. coli O157:H7, has received full licensing approval from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency and is now available for unrestricted use by Canadian cattle producers and their veterinarians.
And, Duluth Metals Monday reported new assays for seven holes drilled at the Nokomis Deposit in Minnesota, which included a 63.9 foot section of 1.045% copper and 0.323% nickel. Its shares surged 6% to 37 cents.
Stockhouse Canadian Small and Micro-cap Stock Report
TORONTO (SHfn) - An iron deal strengthened some investor portfolios Monday, while pending gold production generated speculator interest.
Cardero Resource shares soared 28% to $1.86 on Monday after the miner said it has entered into an agreement with Nanjinzhao Group Co., a private Chinese enterprise, whereby its 100% owned subsidiary Cardero Hierro del Peru, S.A.C., the holder of the Pampa de Pongo Iron Property in Peru, will sell its 100% interest to Nanjinzhao for a total purchase price of US$200 million.
As well, shares of Apollo Gold climbed 20% to 18 cents as the micro cap explorer announced that it has received all necessary permits and approvals and open-pit mining at its 100% owned Black Fox gold project near Timmins, Ontario, is expected to begin in March 2009.
Q9 Networks, meanwhile, reported the closing of the previously announced plan of arrangement pursuant to which an affiliate of ABRY Partners, LLC, CDC Acquisition II, has purchased all of the outstanding common shares of Q9 at a price of $17.05 per common share. As a result of completing all of the steps necessary to implement the plan of arrangement, CDC Acquisition II now owns all of the issued and outstanding common shares of Q9. Q9 Networks stock popped 32% to $17.01.
Shares of Bioniche Life Sciences shot up 13% to 47.5 cents after the biopharmaceutical firm announced that Econiche, the world's first vaccine designed to reduce the shedding by cattle of E. coli O157:H7, has received full licensing approval from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency and is now available for unrestricted use by Canadian cattle producers and their veterinarians.
And, Duluth Metals Monday reported new assays for seven holes drilled at the Nokomis Deposit in Minnesota, which included a 63.9 foot section of 1.045% copper and 0.323% nickel. Its shares surged 6% to 37 cents.
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CARDERO hat das erste Übernahmeangebot für Pampa de Pongo erhalten!
Fettdruck beachten!
Freundliche Grüße
supernova
Press Release Source: Cardero Resource Corp.
Cardero Agrees to Sell Pampa de Pongo Iron Ore Deposit to Nanjinzhao Group Co., Ltd. for USD 200 Million
Monday October 27, 9:00 am ET
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(MARKET WIRE)--Oct 27, 2008 -- Cardero Resource Corp. ("Cardero" or the "Company") (Toronto:CDU.TO - News)(NYSE-A: CDY)(Frankfurt:CR5.F - News) is pleased to announce that it has entered into an agreement with Nanjinzhao Group Co., Ltd., a private Chinese enterprise located in Zibo City, Shandong Province, PRC, whereby Cardero Hierro del Peru, S.A.C., the holder of the Pampa de Pongo Iron Property, will sell its 100% interest to Nanjinzhao for a total purchase price of USD 200 million.
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"We are extremely pleased to have been able to successfully negotiate the sale of Pampa de Pongo in a challenging marketplace," said Hendrik van Alphen, Cardero's President. "Pampa de Pongo is a world-class iron ore project, and we are very pleased to have been able to pass the project on to a major Chinese integrated iron and steel conglomerate that has not only the mining expertise required, but also the financial resources to move the project rapidly forward. The future of commodity demand will be in the growing Asiatic region and, with this first step, Cardero is becoming part of this changing landscape. Chinese steel companies will become more integrated and Cardero sees the opportunity to become an important link as a premier discoverer of mineral deposits to feed the growing demand. Cardero can now focus on advancing its Pampa el Toro Iron Sands project and the Baja IOCG project to the stage where they will also become extremely attractive to these integrated entities. The extremely good relationships we have established with the Nanjinzhao Group and the Shandong Provincial Bureau of Geo-Mineral Resources will be an important factor going forward."
Sale Agreement Terms
The Pampa de Pongo purchase agreement was executed in Zibo City, Shandong on October 24, 2008 among Cardero, Cardero Hierro Del Peru, S.A.C. and Nanjinzhao, with the Shandong Provincial Bureau of Geo-Mineral Resources as a subscribing witness, to reflect its vital assistance in bringing the parties together.
The agreement requires an initial deposit of USD 10 million, payable within three months, with a final payment of USD 190 million due within nine months. During the initial three month period, Nanjinzhao will obtain the appropriate Chinese governmental consents to the transaction. The Pampa de Pongo property will be transferred to a Peruvian subsidiary of Nanjinzhao once the deposit has been received.
The agreement permits Cardero to decline to proceed with the transaction at any time prior to the receipt of the final USD 190 million final payment, provided that, if such decision is made at any time after the initial USD 10 million deposit has been paid, Cardero is required to return the deposit and pay an additional USD 20 million as a break-up fee. Upon repayment of the deposit (and break fee, if required), the Pampa de Pongo property will be retransferred to Cardero Hierro del Peru, S.A.C.
The Company will pay a finder's fee to an arm's length private company in consideration of the finder introducing Cardero to the Shandong Geo-Mineral Institute and Nanjinzhao and providing ongoing advice in the negotiations.
About Nanjinzhao Group Co., Ltd.
Located in the historic Nanjin Village of Zibo City in the Linzi District of Shandong Province, Nanjinzhao is a large-scale private enterprise group established in 1992. It has a registered capital of 500 million RMB, total assets of 12 billion RMB and 6,000 employees. Nanjinzhao has developed an integrated enterprise, which encompasses iron ore mining, pig iron production, steel making, the production of metallurgical coking coal and related derivatives such as benzene, coal tar and coal gas, and the operation of thermal heating and power plants. Nanjinzhao also operates related rail and harbour facilities. In 2007, Nanjinzhao had revenues of 15 billion RMB, and a profit and tax of 1 billion RMB.
Fettdruck beachten!
Freundliche Grüße
supernova
Press Release Source: Cardero Resource Corp.
Cardero Agrees to Sell Pampa de Pongo Iron Ore Deposit to Nanjinzhao Group Co., Ltd. for USD 200 Million
Monday October 27, 9:00 am ET
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(MARKET WIRE)--Oct 27, 2008 -- Cardero Resource Corp. ("Cardero" or the "Company") (Toronto:CDU.TO - News)(NYSE-A: CDY)(Frankfurt:CR5.F - News) is pleased to announce that it has entered into an agreement with Nanjinzhao Group Co., Ltd., a private Chinese enterprise located in Zibo City, Shandong Province, PRC, whereby Cardero Hierro del Peru, S.A.C., the holder of the Pampa de Pongo Iron Property, will sell its 100% interest to Nanjinzhao for a total purchase price of USD 200 million.
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"We are extremely pleased to have been able to successfully negotiate the sale of Pampa de Pongo in a challenging marketplace," said Hendrik van Alphen, Cardero's President. "Pampa de Pongo is a world-class iron ore project, and we are very pleased to have been able to pass the project on to a major Chinese integrated iron and steel conglomerate that has not only the mining expertise required, but also the financial resources to move the project rapidly forward. The future of commodity demand will be in the growing Asiatic region and, with this first step, Cardero is becoming part of this changing landscape. Chinese steel companies will become more integrated and Cardero sees the opportunity to become an important link as a premier discoverer of mineral deposits to feed the growing demand. Cardero can now focus on advancing its Pampa el Toro Iron Sands project and the Baja IOCG project to the stage where they will also become extremely attractive to these integrated entities. The extremely good relationships we have established with the Nanjinzhao Group and the Shandong Provincial Bureau of Geo-Mineral Resources will be an important factor going forward."
Sale Agreement Terms
The Pampa de Pongo purchase agreement was executed in Zibo City, Shandong on October 24, 2008 among Cardero, Cardero Hierro Del Peru, S.A.C. and Nanjinzhao, with the Shandong Provincial Bureau of Geo-Mineral Resources as a subscribing witness, to reflect its vital assistance in bringing the parties together.
The agreement requires an initial deposit of USD 10 million, payable within three months, with a final payment of USD 190 million due within nine months. During the initial three month period, Nanjinzhao will obtain the appropriate Chinese governmental consents to the transaction. The Pampa de Pongo property will be transferred to a Peruvian subsidiary of Nanjinzhao once the deposit has been received.
The agreement permits Cardero to decline to proceed with the transaction at any time prior to the receipt of the final USD 190 million final payment, provided that, if such decision is made at any time after the initial USD 10 million deposit has been paid, Cardero is required to return the deposit and pay an additional USD 20 million as a break-up fee. Upon repayment of the deposit (and break fee, if required), the Pampa de Pongo property will be retransferred to Cardero Hierro del Peru, S.A.C.
The Company will pay a finder's fee to an arm's length private company in consideration of the finder introducing Cardero to the Shandong Geo-Mineral Institute and Nanjinzhao and providing ongoing advice in the negotiations.
About Nanjinzhao Group Co., Ltd.
Located in the historic Nanjin Village of Zibo City in the Linzi District of Shandong Province, Nanjinzhao is a large-scale private enterprise group established in 1992. It has a registered capital of 500 million RMB, total assets of 12 billion RMB and 6,000 employees. Nanjinzhao has developed an integrated enterprise, which encompasses iron ore mining, pig iron production, steel making, the production of metallurgical coking coal and related derivatives such as benzene, coal tar and coal gas, and the operation of thermal heating and power plants. Nanjinzhao also operates related rail and harbour facilities. In 2007, Nanjinzhao had revenues of 15 billion RMB, and a profit and tax of 1 billion RMB.
Übrigens - wollte ich schon seit ein paar Tagen reinstellen - das offizielle Dokument für die Cash-Ausschüttung bei London Mining ist draussen. Wenn ich dort richtig durchsehe, dann kommen für uns nur "B"-Shares in Frage. Steuerlich für Residents ausserhalb Norwegens und Englands mehr oder weniger offen. Man sollte davon ausgehen, dass Steuern fällig werden. Ex-Tag müsste der 11. November sein.
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Vale sagt: Keine Eisenerz-Lieferungen ohne Preiserhöhung!
Vale raises the iron ore stakes - no price increase, no shipment
Author: Raymond Colitt - 24 Oct 2008 - BRASILIA (Reuters) -
The world's largest iron ore miner says it will refuse to ship ore to Chinese steel mills unless they pay the 12 percent price rise it is imposing to bring prices in line with European shipment.
Brazil's Vale, one of the world's top three miners, said on Friday that Chinese demand for metals was down sharply but that it wouldn't ship iron ore without a 12 percent price increase.
"Chinese demand is much weaker; there are cuts in steel production there," Fabio Barbosa, chief financial officer, said on a conference call with investors.
Global demand for metals and minerals would weaken further in coming months due to the deepening of the global financial crisis, he said.
"We now face a new global scenario," Barbosa said.
But Vale would not ship iron ore to China without obtaining a 12 percent price increase, which the Chinese have been refusing to pay, Barbosa said.
China is Vale's main market for iron ore and pellets.
Vale would wait for its competitors to sell iron ore cheaply now but expected higher-cost producers to disappear from the market soon.
"Some inefficient suppliers will be out of the market in a few months, next year we'll renegotiate the price in a new environment," Barbosa said.
The company announced net profit on Thursday of $4.8 billion, up 64 percent from the same period last year, on record gross revenues and iron ore sales.
The world's biggest iron ore producer could hold out for a while, said Chief Executive Officer Roger Agnelli.
"We are not pressed to sell our products at any price," Agnelli said.
Agnelli expects a very deep recession of 6-10 months and Barbosa said Chinese demand should begin to recover in the first half of 2009.
"Long-term fundamentals are strong, we are in a pause," he said.
Agnelli said the company is reducing production at some high-cost operations, including a 20 percent cut in nickel output at its Indonesia unit as well as a 65 percent reduction in activity at the company's Dalian processing unit in China.
"We are shutting down our diesel generators in Indonesia, where we are at full capacity, and we will run on hydroelectric. In Dalian, in China, the market practically disappeared," Agnelli said in a news conference on Friday.
Agnelli added that the company would also suspend purchases of iron ore from third party suppliers until world demand improved.
The economic downturn also provided opportunities, Agnelli said.
"Certainly in the future we are going to see a lot of depreciated assets that we can analyze to see whether they fit to our strategy," Agnelli said.
"If it adds value to our shareholders, we are ready to move," he said, adding that acquisitions were currently not a priority for the company.
Vale raises the iron ore stakes - no price increase, no shipment
Author: Raymond Colitt - 24 Oct 2008 - BRASILIA (Reuters) -
The world's largest iron ore miner says it will refuse to ship ore to Chinese steel mills unless they pay the 12 percent price rise it is imposing to bring prices in line with European shipment.
Brazil's Vale, one of the world's top three miners, said on Friday that Chinese demand for metals was down sharply but that it wouldn't ship iron ore without a 12 percent price increase.
"Chinese demand is much weaker; there are cuts in steel production there," Fabio Barbosa, chief financial officer, said on a conference call with investors.
Global demand for metals and minerals would weaken further in coming months due to the deepening of the global financial crisis, he said.
"We now face a new global scenario," Barbosa said.
But Vale would not ship iron ore to China without obtaining a 12 percent price increase, which the Chinese have been refusing to pay, Barbosa said.
China is Vale's main market for iron ore and pellets.
Vale would wait for its competitors to sell iron ore cheaply now but expected higher-cost producers to disappear from the market soon.
"Some inefficient suppliers will be out of the market in a few months, next year we'll renegotiate the price in a new environment," Barbosa said.
The company announced net profit on Thursday of $4.8 billion, up 64 percent from the same period last year, on record gross revenues and iron ore sales.
The world's biggest iron ore producer could hold out for a while, said Chief Executive Officer Roger Agnelli.
"We are not pressed to sell our products at any price," Agnelli said.
Agnelli expects a very deep recession of 6-10 months and Barbosa said Chinese demand should begin to recover in the first half of 2009.
"Long-term fundamentals are strong, we are in a pause," he said.
Agnelli said the company is reducing production at some high-cost operations, including a 20 percent cut in nickel output at its Indonesia unit as well as a 65 percent reduction in activity at the company's Dalian processing unit in China.
"We are shutting down our diesel generators in Indonesia, where we are at full capacity, and we will run on hydroelectric. In Dalian, in China, the market practically disappeared," Agnelli said in a news conference on Friday.
Agnelli added that the company would also suspend purchases of iron ore from third party suppliers until world demand improved.
The economic downturn also provided opportunities, Agnelli said.
"Certainly in the future we are going to see a lot of depreciated assets that we can analyze to see whether they fit to our strategy," Agnelli said.
"If it adds value to our shareholders, we are ready to move," he said, adding that acquisitions were currently not a priority for the company.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.699.734 von tommy-hl am 26.10.08 05:51:20Der hohe Wasserverbrauch
wir erinnern uns
..... der hohe Wassergehalt ist für Altona`s Kohle als CTL Basis perfekt geeignet
dranbleiben.. !!!
wir erinnern uns
..... der hohe Wassergehalt ist für Altona`s Kohle als CTL Basis perfekt geeignetdranbleiben.. !!!
Wie wärs mal mit...16% Dividendenrendite und das, augenscheinlich, sicher für 2-4 Jahre?
Und Entertainment noch dazu. Denn die Aktie wurde gefeatured in "Cramers Mad Money". Wer die Sendung noch nicht kennt und Adobe Flash Player auf dem Rechner hat, der kann gleich mal reinschauen. Cramer ist ein Freak. Aber ein guter Entertainer.
Die Company ist Linn Energy Llc (NASDAQ:LINE)
Lehman Brothers war einer deren Counterparts beim Hedging, außerdem deren Hauptaktionär - alles klar?
Einerseits wurde die Aktienposition wohl voll abverkauft, andererseits hat der Markt Angst gehabt, dass die Hedges ausfallen. aber Lehman war nur eine kleine Position und die ist sofort ersetzt worden. Damit ist die Firma praktisch zu relativ hohen Öl- und Gaspreisen für einen langen Zeitraum gehedged.
Viel Spaß
Cramer-Video:http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?play=1&video=897190440&__sou…
Profil:http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=LINE
Homepage:http://www.linnenergy.com/fw/main/Home-1.html
Und Entertainment noch dazu. Denn die Aktie wurde gefeatured in "Cramers Mad Money". Wer die Sendung noch nicht kennt und Adobe Flash Player auf dem Rechner hat, der kann gleich mal reinschauen. Cramer ist ein Freak. Aber ein guter Entertainer.
Die Company ist Linn Energy Llc (NASDAQ:LINE)
Lehman Brothers war einer deren Counterparts beim Hedging, außerdem deren Hauptaktionär - alles klar?
Einerseits wurde die Aktienposition wohl voll abverkauft, andererseits hat der Markt Angst gehabt, dass die Hedges ausfallen. aber Lehman war nur eine kleine Position und die ist sofort ersetzt worden. Damit ist die Firma praktisch zu relativ hohen Öl- und Gaspreisen für einen langen Zeitraum gehedged.
Viel Spaß
Cramer-Video:http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?play=1&video=897190440&__sou…
Profil:http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=LINE
Homepage:http://www.linnenergy.com/fw/main/Home-1.html
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