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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.874.634 von tommy-hl am 27.08.08 09:35:00Das umfassende Research ist ja echt interessant.
Die eingeschränkte Analyse wird wohl erst in einigen Tagen
auf tenbagger . info erscheinen...da sind diejenigen, die
10bagger kennen deutlich im Vorteil :-)
Mhm...ein neuer xx Bagger?
Die eingeschränkte Analyse wird wohl erst in einigen Tagen
auf tenbagger . info erscheinen...da sind diejenigen, die
10bagger kennen deutlich im Vorteil :-)
Mhm...ein neuer xx Bagger?
Warum ich bullish für Eisenerz, Kohle und Kupfer bin ...
Chinese urbanisation influx keeps demand for Rio Tinto products strong
By: Matthew Hill - Published on 26th August 2008
China might have to build from 40000 to 50000 skyscrapers by 2025 to meet the needs of the country's urbanisation influx, diversified miner Rio Tinto CE Tom Albanese said on Tuesday.
This would require, he noted, “a lot of steel, copper and aluminium”.
“These are the numbers that are keeping Chinese demand growth for copper, steel and aluminium in excess of 10% per year,” said Albanese.
He noted that there had been some anxiety that Chinese economic growth would suffer a bad post-Olympic hangover, but stressed that this was certainly not the case.
“The China story is far bigger and far longer duration than the 2008 Olympics,” said Albanese, on a webcast presentation of Rio Tinto’s record results for six months ended June 30.
“It is a vast structural shift, reflecting the urbanisation and industrialisation of hundreds of millions of people across every province in the country,” he said.
And, while growth in demand for his company’s products – mainly iron-ore, aluminium and copper – had been most concentrated in the eastern cities, like Beijing and Shanghai, this was changing.
Econometric models that Rio Tinto had put together demonstrated that the growth momentum in China was heading further inland, and moving towards large, population-intensive provinces.
“This shows potential demand growth upside for these regions,” Albanese stated.
“In one econometric model, I note that one debate of the Chinese urban model suggests that between 40000 and 50000 skyscrapers will be needed by 2025.”
Chinese urbanisation influx keeps demand for Rio Tinto products strong
By: Matthew Hill - Published on 26th August 2008
China might have to build from 40000 to 50000 skyscrapers by 2025 to meet the needs of the country's urbanisation influx, diversified miner Rio Tinto CE Tom Albanese said on Tuesday.
This would require, he noted, “a lot of steel, copper and aluminium”.
“These are the numbers that are keeping Chinese demand growth for copper, steel and aluminium in excess of 10% per year,” said Albanese.
He noted that there had been some anxiety that Chinese economic growth would suffer a bad post-Olympic hangover, but stressed that this was certainly not the case.
“The China story is far bigger and far longer duration than the 2008 Olympics,” said Albanese, on a webcast presentation of Rio Tinto’s record results for six months ended June 30.
“It is a vast structural shift, reflecting the urbanisation and industrialisation of hundreds of millions of people across every province in the country,” he said.
And, while growth in demand for his company’s products – mainly iron-ore, aluminium and copper – had been most concentrated in the eastern cities, like Beijing and Shanghai, this was changing.
Econometric models that Rio Tinto had put together demonstrated that the growth momentum in China was heading further inland, and moving towards large, population-intensive provinces.
“This shows potential demand growth upside for these regions,” Albanese stated.
“In one econometric model, I note that one debate of the Chinese urban model suggests that between 40000 and 50000 skyscrapers will be needed by 2025.”
Bergbau in Alaska: Es wird schwieriger, Minen-Genehmigungen zu erhalten und wenn, werden wohl wegen der Umweltauflagen die Produktionskosten steigen ...
Anti-Pebble copper/gold project ballot measure appears to be going down to defeat in Alaska
Author: Dorothy Kosich
Posted: Wednesday , 27 Aug 2008
A state clean water initiative, originally aimed at the Pebble project, which opponents had feared could eventually impact all major Alaskan mining operations, was apparently going down to defeat early Wednesday morning.
As of Mineweb's deadline at midnight pacific time, Ballot Measure 4, the Clean Water Initiative, aimed at stopping the development of the Pebble copper/gold project in Alaska appeared to be going down to defeat with 53.4% of precincts reporting with 56.87% opposed and 43.13% in favor.
Thanks to a long, expensive battle, Ballot Measure 4 is considered the mostly expensive (roughly $10 million total) ballot initiative of its kind in Alaska history. It was aimed squarely at the massive Pebble project in the Bristol Bay region of southwest Alaska, approximately 17 miles northwest of the community of Illiamna.
Bristol Bay is a favorite sports fishery and commercial fishery location.
Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin had declared her opposition to the measure, while the State Department of Natural Resources launched a website, which was funded with a $25,000 legislative appropriation.
Also potentially impacted by the Ballot Measure 4 results are several other Canadian mining companies with projects in Alaska including Teck Cominco's Red Dog mine expansion, and NovaGold Resources, and Barrick Gold's Donlin Creek gold project.
Alaska miners had repeatedly stressed that the project would ban Alaska from approving any large mining operation that releases any "measurable amount" of contaminants that would affect human health "or any stage of the life cycle of the salmon.
Alaska newspapers disagreed on the ballot measure, including the state's largest newspaper, the Anchorage Daily News, which urged voters to approve Ballot Measure 4. In an editorial published last Sunday, the Daily News called Pebble "an ill-conceived project."
"There is a high risk of pollution in the state's biggest salmon watershed. The mine, while not yet designed, is expected to produce billions of tons of tailings. The initiative wouldn't necessarily stop Pebble, but would require the mine to use much more protective measures that reduce the risk to Bristol Bay fisheries."
While admitting the legal language in the measure needed fine tuning, the paper urged voters to approve Ballot Measure 4 "and hand the new law over to the legislature to clean up the rough edges."
Even the New York Times weighed in, urging Alaskans to vote for the measure in order "to save one of the last healthy wild salmon populations left." The NYT claimed that "one of the greatest remaining runs is at risk from a giant gold and copper mine that would dominate the headwaters of Alaska's Bristol Bay, an extraordinarily rich fishery that produces about half of the wild salmon sold in North America."
A joint venture of Anglo American and junior explorer Northern Dynasty Minerals, the Pebble West project is believed to have a measured and indicated resource of 4.1 billion tonnes containing 42.1 million ounces of gold, 24.6 million pounds of copper, 1.4 billion pounds of molybdenum and additional silver.
Anti-Pebble copper/gold project ballot measure appears to be going down to defeat in Alaska
Author: Dorothy Kosich
Posted: Wednesday , 27 Aug 2008
A state clean water initiative, originally aimed at the Pebble project, which opponents had feared could eventually impact all major Alaskan mining operations, was apparently going down to defeat early Wednesday morning.
As of Mineweb's deadline at midnight pacific time, Ballot Measure 4, the Clean Water Initiative, aimed at stopping the development of the Pebble copper/gold project in Alaska appeared to be going down to defeat with 53.4% of precincts reporting with 56.87% opposed and 43.13% in favor.
Thanks to a long, expensive battle, Ballot Measure 4 is considered the mostly expensive (roughly $10 million total) ballot initiative of its kind in Alaska history. It was aimed squarely at the massive Pebble project in the Bristol Bay region of southwest Alaska, approximately 17 miles northwest of the community of Illiamna.
Bristol Bay is a favorite sports fishery and commercial fishery location.
Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin had declared her opposition to the measure, while the State Department of Natural Resources launched a website, which was funded with a $25,000 legislative appropriation.
Also potentially impacted by the Ballot Measure 4 results are several other Canadian mining companies with projects in Alaska including Teck Cominco's Red Dog mine expansion, and NovaGold Resources, and Barrick Gold's Donlin Creek gold project.
Alaska miners had repeatedly stressed that the project would ban Alaska from approving any large mining operation that releases any "measurable amount" of contaminants that would affect human health "or any stage of the life cycle of the salmon.
Alaska newspapers disagreed on the ballot measure, including the state's largest newspaper, the Anchorage Daily News, which urged voters to approve Ballot Measure 4. In an editorial published last Sunday, the Daily News called Pebble "an ill-conceived project."
"There is a high risk of pollution in the state's biggest salmon watershed. The mine, while not yet designed, is expected to produce billions of tons of tailings. The initiative wouldn't necessarily stop Pebble, but would require the mine to use much more protective measures that reduce the risk to Bristol Bay fisheries."
While admitting the legal language in the measure needed fine tuning, the paper urged voters to approve Ballot Measure 4 "and hand the new law over to the legislature to clean up the rough edges."
Even the New York Times weighed in, urging Alaskans to vote for the measure in order "to save one of the last healthy wild salmon populations left." The NYT claimed that "one of the greatest remaining runs is at risk from a giant gold and copper mine that would dominate the headwaters of Alaska's Bristol Bay, an extraordinarily rich fishery that produces about half of the wild salmon sold in North America."
A joint venture of Anglo American and junior explorer Northern Dynasty Minerals, the Pebble West project is believed to have a measured and indicated resource of 4.1 billion tonnes containing 42.1 million ounces of gold, 24.6 million pounds of copper, 1.4 billion pounds of molybdenum and additional silver.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.783.879 von archive am 20.08.08 21:11:34Hallo stupidgame!
Hier ein paar Neuigkeiten zu Sacre-Coeur Minerals.
Hallo archive!
Ich habe Dich nicht vergessen. Ist nur, wie immer, `ne Zeitfrage.
Ich sitze jetzt auch fast schon wieder im Flieger. Vor kommende Woche wird es nichts.
Weiss auch, ganz ehrlich, vieles nicht mehr, was ich damals dazu geschrieben hatte. Länderrisiko gut... daran kann ich mich irgendwie noch erinnern.
Gruss
s.
@all
Ich habe übrigens einen Chrom-Erz Explorer / Jungproduzenten aufgetan. Relativ günstig bewertet mit ordentlich Upside Potenzial. Produzieren aus ihrer ersten Property schon seit 1 Monat. Das Erz geht zu 100% nach China. MK (basic) momentan etwa nur 50% eines Jahresumsatzes zu aktuellen Spotpreisen.
Dazu aber auch nächste Woche mehr.
Hier ein paar Neuigkeiten zu Sacre-Coeur Minerals.
Hallo archive!
Ich habe Dich nicht vergessen. Ist nur, wie immer, `ne Zeitfrage.
Ich sitze jetzt auch fast schon wieder im Flieger. Vor kommende Woche wird es nichts.
Weiss auch, ganz ehrlich, vieles nicht mehr, was ich damals dazu geschrieben hatte. Länderrisiko gut... daran kann ich mich irgendwie noch erinnern.
Gruss
s.
@all
Ich habe übrigens einen Chrom-Erz Explorer / Jungproduzenten aufgetan. Relativ günstig bewertet mit ordentlich Upside Potenzial. Produzieren aus ihrer ersten Property schon seit 1 Monat. Das Erz geht zu 100% nach China. MK (basic) momentan etwa nur 50% eines Jahresumsatzes zu aktuellen Spotpreisen.
Dazu aber auch nächste Woche mehr.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.874.871 von tommy-hl am 27.08.08 09:53:45Palladon gestern ordentliche Block-Trades. Insgesamt in Toronto 2,7 Mio. Aktien gehandelt.
Übrigens, New Millennium Capital Corp. nicht vergessen. Das sind die, mit dem weltgrössten Eisendeposit. Und latenter Übernahmekandidat. Ich denke, das wird auch über kurz oder lang passieren, da sie das Projekt unmöglich allein finanzieren können.
Malka Oil sieht aus, als ob die Aktie kurz vor Durchbruch der alten Tiefs (3,26 SEK) steht. Mir ist sie ja immer noch etwas zu teuer. Sollte man beobachten. Ab Kursen von 2,60 SEK (0,28€) abwärts halte ich die Aktie für kaufenswert.
Level 2 Kurs (Stockholm) auf der Homepage - natürlich zeitverzögert.
http://www.malkaoil.se/stock_details.php
Nochmal zur Erinnerung, meine Bewertungsbenchmark (russische Ölförderer an westlichen Börsen: Durchschnitt 38 Mio.€ MK/1000 BOPD.)
Malka hat 407m Shares (fd), fördert aktuell 2.300 Bopd und hat eine aktuelle MK beim Kurs von 3,30 SEK von umgerechnet 143m€.
Gruss
s.
Übrigens, New Millennium Capital Corp. nicht vergessen. Das sind die, mit dem weltgrössten Eisendeposit. Und latenter Übernahmekandidat. Ich denke, das wird auch über kurz oder lang passieren, da sie das Projekt unmöglich allein finanzieren können.
Malka Oil sieht aus, als ob die Aktie kurz vor Durchbruch der alten Tiefs (3,26 SEK) steht. Mir ist sie ja immer noch etwas zu teuer. Sollte man beobachten. Ab Kursen von 2,60 SEK (0,28€) abwärts halte ich die Aktie für kaufenswert.
Level 2 Kurs (Stockholm) auf der Homepage - natürlich zeitverzögert.
http://www.malkaoil.se/stock_details.php
Nochmal zur Erinnerung, meine Bewertungsbenchmark (russische Ölförderer an westlichen Börsen: Durchschnitt 38 Mio.€ MK/1000 BOPD.)
Malka hat 407m Shares (fd), fördert aktuell 2.300 Bopd und hat eine aktuelle MK beim Kurs von 3,30 SEK von umgerechnet 143m€.
Gruss
s.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.776.895 von Urlaub2 am 20.08.08 14:24:36Hallo Urlaub,
das Research für Cline Mining ist fertig. Wird vermutlich heute im Laufe des Tages online gestellt. Email Benachrichtigung folgt ...
Tommy
das Research für Cline Mining ist fertig. Wird vermutlich heute im Laufe des Tages online gestellt. Email Benachrichtigung folgt ...
Tommy
Aug 26, 2008
ONA Energy Announces Commercial Startup of its Yongxing Power Plant in the Hunan Province of China
ONA Energy Inc. is pleased to announce that the Company has now completed all the necessary plant inspections, upgrades and modifications at the Company's 60% owned, 60 MW coal-fired power plant in Yongxing County, in the Hunan Province of China. The boiler startup procedure is now underway, with the plant expected to begin commercial production within the next 24 to 48 hours.
Commercial production was originally anticipated to begin in the middle of August, but was delayed with the discovery of defective rear bearings in the generator. This repair is now complete, along with inspection of all other bearings in the generator. This delay in production has allowed the Company to stock pile the plant's fuel supply. There is now close to a full month's fuel surplus on hand, prior to the beginning of commercial operation.
The Yongxing Power Plant Corporation is ONA Energy's 60% owned Sino-Foreign joint venture company constructing an environmentally friendly desulfurization power plant in the Yongxing County, Hunan province of China. The power plant will be classified as a comprehensive utilization of waste-to-energy power plant that will consume up to 75% of coal tailings (a coal mining waste residue) as its main fuel. The power plant will also comply with the latest National Development and Reform Committee guidelines of achieving very low NOx, SO2 and particulate matter (fly-ash) emissions and produces clean coal energy.
ONA Energy Announces Commercial Startup of its Yongxing Power Plant in the Hunan Province of China
ONA Energy Inc. is pleased to announce that the Company has now completed all the necessary plant inspections, upgrades and modifications at the Company's 60% owned, 60 MW coal-fired power plant in Yongxing County, in the Hunan Province of China. The boiler startup procedure is now underway, with the plant expected to begin commercial production within the next 24 to 48 hours.
Commercial production was originally anticipated to begin in the middle of August, but was delayed with the discovery of defective rear bearings in the generator. This repair is now complete, along with inspection of all other bearings in the generator. This delay in production has allowed the Company to stock pile the plant's fuel supply. There is now close to a full month's fuel surplus on hand, prior to the beginning of commercial operation.
The Yongxing Power Plant Corporation is ONA Energy's 60% owned Sino-Foreign joint venture company constructing an environmentally friendly desulfurization power plant in the Yongxing County, Hunan province of China. The power plant will be classified as a comprehensive utilization of waste-to-energy power plant that will consume up to 75% of coal tailings (a coal mining waste residue) as its main fuel. The power plant will also comply with the latest National Development and Reform Committee guidelines of achieving very low NOx, SO2 and particulate matter (fly-ash) emissions and produces clean coal energy.
Die Preisentwicklung wird für Vanadium bis 2011 positiv gesehen - danach kommt mehr Material auf den Markt, was zu sinkenden Preisen führen könnte ... (Anm: Das Maracas-Projekt von Largo Resources in Brasilien kommt Anf. 2010 in Produktion und würde dann noch von hohen Vanadium-Preisen profitieren)
Vanadium Industry, 2008 Outlook
By CPM Group - 25 Aug 2008
Just released, the report provides in-depth analysis of: global vanadium mine, slag, and secondary production; demand fundamentals, with an outlook for each application; inventory estimates; and prices. Both vanadium pentoxide and ferro-vanadium prices are forecast through 2018. Added need for vanadium-bearing steels and super alloys, coupled with shifting supply dynamics, also are detailed.
Vanadium production is increasingly controlled by integrated steel conglomerates and diversified mining companies. However, several new primary mine projects are forecast to contribute to the supply picture in the coming years. These companies are developing properties in countries traditionally overlooked by the vanadium market. Meanwhile, South Africa, China, and Russia are expected to expand their vanadium production capacities over the projected period.
China is slated to become the top producing country as medium-term concerns about electricity supply impact South Africa, currently the largest vanadium-producing country. The bulk of new primary and slag supplies are expected to come online after 2011, which should relieve the deficit experienced in the vanadium market since 2003.
Over the past five years, vanadium demand has increased at a robust rate. CPM Group projects this growth continuing, as the steel quality standards in emerging economies increase. The majority of demand for vanadium comes from the steel industry, where ferro-vanadium is alloyed with other elements to create multifunctional steels. Vanadium is critical in imparting strength, toughness, and wear resistance.
These properties are especially important in high-strength low-alloy (HSLA) steels, which are growing in usage as the energy, transport, and construction industries seek to maximize the strength while minimizing the weight of their products. The growth potential in vanadium’s other end-use industries is present as well. Aerospace applications are rapidly expanding in tandem with the introduction of next generation commercial aircraft. In fact, vanadium-bearing titanium alloys used in aircraft have very limited substitutability.
The outlook for vanadium prices going forward is positive. They are anticipated to remain above historical averages, though should fall moderately as supply issues are rectified. A narrower deficit in the next few years will help correct prices from the record levels seen in the last three years.
Prices are forecast to experience a rather steep decline in 2011 as the market transitions to a surplus, according to the detailed mine by mine breakdown in the report. Thereafter, vanadium prices could decrease steadily. Nonetheless, a high price environment is expected to be sustained.
Vanadium Industry, 2008 Outlook
By CPM Group - 25 Aug 2008
Just released, the report provides in-depth analysis of: global vanadium mine, slag, and secondary production; demand fundamentals, with an outlook for each application; inventory estimates; and prices. Both vanadium pentoxide and ferro-vanadium prices are forecast through 2018. Added need for vanadium-bearing steels and super alloys, coupled with shifting supply dynamics, also are detailed.
Vanadium production is increasingly controlled by integrated steel conglomerates and diversified mining companies. However, several new primary mine projects are forecast to contribute to the supply picture in the coming years. These companies are developing properties in countries traditionally overlooked by the vanadium market. Meanwhile, South Africa, China, and Russia are expected to expand their vanadium production capacities over the projected period.
China is slated to become the top producing country as medium-term concerns about electricity supply impact South Africa, currently the largest vanadium-producing country. The bulk of new primary and slag supplies are expected to come online after 2011, which should relieve the deficit experienced in the vanadium market since 2003.
Over the past five years, vanadium demand has increased at a robust rate. CPM Group projects this growth continuing, as the steel quality standards in emerging economies increase. The majority of demand for vanadium comes from the steel industry, where ferro-vanadium is alloyed with other elements to create multifunctional steels. Vanadium is critical in imparting strength, toughness, and wear resistance.
These properties are especially important in high-strength low-alloy (HSLA) steels, which are growing in usage as the energy, transport, and construction industries seek to maximize the strength while minimizing the weight of their products. The growth potential in vanadium’s other end-use industries is present as well. Aerospace applications are rapidly expanding in tandem with the introduction of next generation commercial aircraft. In fact, vanadium-bearing titanium alloys used in aircraft have very limited substitutability.
The outlook for vanadium prices going forward is positive. They are anticipated to remain above historical averages, though should fall moderately as supply issues are rectified. A narrower deficit in the next few years will help correct prices from the record levels seen in the last three years.
Prices are forecast to experience a rather steep decline in 2011 as the market transitions to a surplus, according to the detailed mine by mine breakdown in the report. Thereafter, vanadium prices could decrease steadily. Nonetheless, a high price environment is expected to be sustained.
Eisensand (da denke ich auch an Cardero Resource) ...
Cheung Kong buys Taharoa Irons Sands for $204m
26.08.08
BLUESCOPE Steel will sell its New Zealand iron sands mining and export operation to Cheung Kong Infrastructure Holdings for $204 million.
The sale is expected to be completed in the fourth quarter of calendar 2008.
“The sale generates a strong financial return for BlueScope Steel (ASX: BSL) and reflects the current high world demand for iron ore,” managing director and chief executive Paul O'Mally said.
“We are pleased with the financial outcome from this transaction.”
BlueScope’s New Zealand steel business operates two iron sands mining operations, Taharoa and Waikato North Head, through its subsidiary, New Zealand Steel Mining.
The Taharoa mining operation is a purely export focused business, whilst Waikato North Head is integral to New Zealand Steel's steel making operations at Glenbrook, and will remain with the company.
BlueScope said it remains committed to the ongoing development of its New Zealand business.
“The Waikato North Head mine supplies New Zealand Steels steelmaking operations and is a strategic component of the overall New Zealand platform,” it said.
source: AustralianNews
Cheung Kong buys Taharoa Irons Sands for $204m
26.08.08
BLUESCOPE Steel will sell its New Zealand iron sands mining and export operation to Cheung Kong Infrastructure Holdings for $204 million.
The sale is expected to be completed in the fourth quarter of calendar 2008.
“The sale generates a strong financial return for BlueScope Steel (ASX: BSL) and reflects the current high world demand for iron ore,” managing director and chief executive Paul O'Mally said.
“We are pleased with the financial outcome from this transaction.”
BlueScope’s New Zealand steel business operates two iron sands mining operations, Taharoa and Waikato North Head, through its subsidiary, New Zealand Steel Mining.
The Taharoa mining operation is a purely export focused business, whilst Waikato North Head is integral to New Zealand Steel's steel making operations at Glenbrook, and will remain with the company.
BlueScope said it remains committed to the ongoing development of its New Zealand business.
“The Waikato North Head mine supplies New Zealand Steels steelmaking operations and is a strategic component of the overall New Zealand platform,” it said.
source: AustralianNews
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