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[MKStar]

Endlich habe ich es geschafft und dieses Forum eröffnet.
Nachzulesen ist meine Leidensgeschichte direkt im WO Forum.


Nun zu der Aktie;

Stand 22.5.2008 die aktie hat eine seitwärtsbewegung eingeläutet und der boden scheint so langsam gefunden. Wichtige news zum unternehmen findet man gut unter

http://www.emfis.de/no_cache/global/global/unternehmen/kursd…

der mehrheitseigner ist die chinesische regierung, was eine garantie dafür sein sollte, dass gewinne wieder sprudeln werden. der absturz der aktie war folge einer gewinnwarnung sowie die finanzkrise, in der alle china werte kräftig federn lassen mußten.

die investment firmen haben ihren anteil kürzlich leicht abgebaut, aber sind definitiv noch investiert. nachzulesen auf:

http://sdinotice.hkex.com.hk/di/NSAllSSList.aspx?sa2=as&sid=…


Besonders zu beachten ist :

Peking 15.11.07 (www.rohstoffe-go.de)
Die Hunan Nonferrous Metals Corp., der größte Zinkproduzent Chinas, plant derzeit, 5 Mrd.Yuan (673 Mio. USD) in den Zukauf von Anteilen an Minenunternehmen in Australien und Kanada zu investieren. Das Unternehmen will die Akquisitionen im nächsten Jahr durchführen.
Hunan will seinen Umsatz bis zum Jahr 2015 auf 120 Mrd. Yuan steigern, eine Steigerung um 700 % gegenüber dem vergangenen Jahr.

[hbg55]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.148.865 von MKStar am 22.05.08 09:57:53

....na zunächst einmal GLÜCKWUNSCH, daß es mit thr.- erstellung
geklappt hat, aberrrrrrr meinste nicht, daß es zzt spannendere
sektoren gibt als.........ZINK !!!!


ich denke da vor allem an: AGRI- und COAL- titel, die abissl
mehr phantasie ausstrahlen oder die lange vernachlässigten
URAN- explorer, die durch oelpreis- rally wieder verstärkt in
den focus rücken

[MKStar]

ZINK ist das hauptbetätigungsfeld, aber bei weitem nicht das einzige. es wurde stark zugekauft ( stichwort: australien ) und das ist auch die richtige strategie.

ob es ein spannendes thema ist ?? weiß ich nicht.
ist mir egal. hauptsache ich verdiene geld.

[acer61]

ich beobachte zink seit 2 jahren und ich bin mir ziemlich sicher,bei
2250/t us dollar ist lächerlich.
egal was die analysten schreiben,man achte auf (anal) wird zink sich
locker verdoppeln.
Vor ca. 14tg war ein analy ein herr namens tilenius der sagte:
Gold wird auf 700 runter gehen und siemens und daimler muss man haben.
Was ist passiert gold knappe +10% siemens und daimler im minus

[acer61]

chart sieht sehr gut aus,
aber ich muss ehrlich gestehen habe keine ahnung von der aktie.
Aber wenn die wirklich zink fördern, werden die irgendwann durch die decke gehen

[MKStar]

wie gesagt;


- mehrheit des U gehört der chin. regierung
- gewinnwarnung und finanzmarktkrise führten zum dem kurssturz
- man hat massiv das geschäft ausgeweitet und diversifiziert
- die investmentgesellschaften haben schon ein bein in der tür (denke, dass ist ein sehr gutes argument )
- kobal, nickel und kupfer hat man 06 sowie 07 in aussi dazugekauft.
- ich kenne mich mit zink nicht so gut aus. daher werden wir uns gut ergänzen, ACER61.

auf gute zusammenarbeit.

[HuskyEnergy]

Schaut interessant aus. Sehe ich mir genauer an.

[MKStar]

Hunan Nonferrous übernimmt Anteile an China Tungsten
Hongkong 10.05.06 (www.emfis.com) Die Hunan Nonferrous Metals Corp Ltd übernimmt von einem nichtgenannten Großaktionär für 185 Mio. Yuan 27,78 % an der in Shanghai gelisteten China Tungsten and Hightech Materials Co Ltd. Mit der Übernahme ergänzt und baut Hunan Nonferrous seine Palette aus. Das Unternehmen ist vor allem im Produktionsbereich von Wolfram, Zink und Antimon tätig. China Tungsten produziert ebenfalls Wolfram und Hightech Materialien mit hart Legierungen. Hunan Nonferrus kann um kräftige 5,8 % auf 3,65 HKD zugewinnen.

wie haben sich denn die preise zu den o.g. rohstoffen entwickelt ?? bzw wie sind die aussichten ??

[HuskyEnergy]

Bin gerade auf der Suche nach der Homepage. Kann mal einer einen Link reinstellen, danke!

[MKStar]

http://www.hnc2626.com/

[bango102]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.151.181 von MKStar am 22.05.08 14:08:31

Hat der Absturz!? nicht auch etwas mit der Kapitalerhöhung in 2007 zu tun?

[MKStar]

die mußte vom markt auch noch verdaut werden. sicherlich spielt das auch damit rein.
ihr haltet euch aber mit käufen noch zurück, wie ich sehe. kein handel heute in Deutschland. (china übrigens heute auch geringes volumen, was bei den vorgaben der wallstreet gestern keinen wundern sollte.)

ich will aber keinen zum kauf verleiten. entscheidet selber. freue mich, dass der thread gut angenommen wird für einen solchen kleinen wert.

könnt mich übrigens auch immer per BM erreichen

wolln wir hoffen, dass dow heute grün wird/schließt, dann sollte auch asien morgen wieder fester sein.

schönen feiertags abend

[schlurp]

So ist besser
http://www.hnc2626.com/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow ugc noopener">
http://www.hnc2626.com/

MfG
Schlurp

[HuskyEnergy]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.152.380 von MKStar am 22.05.08 16:23:35

So schnell gehts bei mir nicht.

Ich muss mich erst intensiv mit der Firma/Zinkpreis beschäftigen. Das dauert einige Zeit...

[MKStar]

-0,31 -10,62%




shit, was ist da passiert ??? ich konnte keine news finden. ihr ??

da kann nur ein großer verkauft haben. das wär natürlich bitter. mal abwarten wie es weiter geht...

[HuskyEnergy]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.208.626 von MKStar am 30.05.08 22:07:10

Naja jemand hat ganz schön viel verkauft in Hongkong:

[MKStar]

2,87 HKD
+0,26 +9,96%

[HuskyEnergy]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.214.750 von MKStar am 02.06.08 07:16:12

Ui, Chartbild hat sich leider verschlechtert. Eine Bodenbildung könnte fehl schlagen

[MKStar]

2,54 HKD
-0,16 -5,93%


der letzte macht das licht aus, oder gibts noch hoffnung ???

bodenbildung in der tat fehl geschlafen.
asien die letzten tage aber auch sehr sehr schwach.

[sibirischertiger]

Hallo an euch,
scheint ja nicht sehr belebt zu sein hier

Habt ihr schon Erkenntnisse bzw. was haben eure recherchen
ergeben?

Würde mich freuen wenn ihr mir info´s zukommen lassen könntet

So long

[MKStar]

1,37
HKD +0,11
+8,73% 1,47


es tut sich ja doch noch was. dann kann es ja mit karacho wieder nach oben gehen.

[E-Schwarz]

In diesem Thread kann wieder gepostet werden

[MKStar]

14.04.2009 09:02
China's Hunan Nonferrous to buy metals as reserves



SHANGHAI, April 14 (Reuters) - China's top zinc producer, Hunan Nonferrous Metals Corp Ltd, plans to spend 1.2 billion yuan ($175.7 million) to build up metal reserves at its smelters as prices slump, the official regional paper Hunan Daily reported.

Hunan Nonferrous plans to ask banks for a loan to buy lead, zinc, tungsten, antimony and indium from its smelters, and will sell down the stockpiles when their prices recover, the newspaper said in a report carried on the website of the official Xinhua News Agency.

($1=6.829 Yuan)

(Reporting by Alfred Cang and Edmund Klamann)

(([e-mail]; [phone]; Reuters Messaging: [e-mail])) Keywords: HUNANNONFERROUS/RESERVES

(If you have a query or comment on this story, send an email to [e-mail])


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[MKStar]

14.05.2009 10:08
China's Hunan Nonferrous eyes stockpiling loan



HONG KONG, May 14 (Reuters) - China's Hunan Nonferrous Metals is considering borrowing 1.2 billion yuan ($176 million) in bank loans to build stocks of metals that are produced by its plants, a top executive said on Thursday.

The firm's general manager, Li Li, said the Hunan government would give 50 million yuan per year to subsidise interest for the bank loans.

'We are studying such a plan and have not finalised details yet,' Li told Reuters.

Hunan Nonferrous controls Zhuzhou Smelter, China's top zinc producer, and Hsikwangshan Twinkling Star, the top antimony smelter.

(Reporting by Polly Yam, editing by Tom Miles and Ken Wills)

(([e-mail]; [phone]; Reuters Messaging: [e-mail])) Keywords: CHINA METALS/HUNAN

(If you have a query or comment on this story, send an email to [e-mail])


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Copyright Thomson Reuters 2009. All rights reserved.

[MKStar]

China Hunan Nonferrous eying metals stockpiling loan
Monday, 18 May 2009

Reuters reported that China's Hunan Nonferrous Metals is considering borrowing CNY 1.2 billion in bank loans to build stocks of metals produced by its plants.

Such a stocking plan by the firm, a leading producer of zinc, tungsten, antimony, indium and lead in Hunan province, could drive up Chinese prices of those metals, which could limit the country's exports and attract imports. China is the world's top producer of lead, zinc, tungsten and antimony.

Mr Li Li Hunan Nonferrous' general manager said the Hunan government would give CNY 50 million annually to subsidize interest for the bank loans. He said that we are studying such a plan and have not finalized details yet. He added that the provincial government's plan is to support nonferrous metals industry in the province. It mainly is to secure growth."

Mr Li said "By doing stocking, our plants would have orders and those that hold stocks could cash in. He said that the stocks could be stored for one year but could also be sold before that if prices rose.”

Ms Yang Xue Ling An antimony analyst at state research firm Antaike said Hunan Nonferrous' stocking could drive up prices if the stocking amount was more than 10,000 tonnes as that could change the supply and demand situation. She said that "The news has impact on prices. It is driving the price trend upward."

She predicted that China produced less than 60,000 tonnes of antimony metal last year and output would slightly rise this year. She added consumption would also rise this year, but gave no estimate.

[MKStar]

[MKStar]

ist noch jmd dabei ?

[MKStar]

14.11.2009 07:53
China Minmetals to buy stake in Hunan Nonferrous soon-official



SHANGHAI, Nov 14 (Reuters) - Minmetals, China's biggest base metals trader, is expected to buy a stake in the Hunan Nonferrous Group soon, an official from the China Nonferrous Metals Association said on Saturday.

Zhao Cuiqing, head of the lead and zinc department at the China Nonferrous Metals Industry Association, told a conference that the provincial government of Hunan, in central China, was strongly backing the deal.

'The Hunan government is keen to push it through,' Zhao said.

Zhao said she did not know the size of the stake or how long it would take to complete the acquisition.

In September 2008, Minmetals signed a strategic cooperation pact with Hunan Nonferrous, giving it the option to acquire a 40 percent stake in the company, the owner of China's biggest zinc producer, Zhuzhou Smelter.

Other large state-owned metals conglomerates were also trying to make inroads into the lead and zinc industry, Zhao said.

Jiangxi Copper will be capable of producing 100,000 tonnes of zinc and 120,000 tonnes of lead once its expansion plans are completed.

Tongling Nonferrous is also building 100,000 tonnes of lead capacity and 100,000 tonnes of zinc capacity in Chizhou, in eastern China's Anhui province.

'Companies owned by the central government will be a major force in regional industry consolidation in some areas,' Zhao said.

(Reporting by Rujun Shen and David Stanway, Editing by Alex Richardson)

(([e-mail]; [phone]; Reuters Messaging: [e-mail])) Keywords: CHINA MINMETALS
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[MKStar]

[MKStar]

und sie läuft und läuft
und läuft

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und steigt

[MKStar]

in FFM sind gerad 244000 stücke über die ladentheke gegangen.
gegenwert ca 75ooo EUR.
da ist sich aber jmd sicher. :-)

[MKStar]

in FFM und münchen sind zwei 200.000er blöcke gekauft worden.
gegenwert ca 62.000 EUR

das können doch nur instis sein.
naja, mir freuts

[R-BgO]

bookmark

[MKStar]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.752.837 von R-BgO am 17.01.10 13:35:46

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[R-BgO]

08.03.2010 10:37
Hunan Nonferrous sees 2010 China zinc demand up 10 pct

BEIJING, March 8 (Reuters) - China's zinc demand will rise by at least 10 percent this year, He Renchun, chairman of Hunan Nonferrous Metals Holding Group Co, parent of Hong Kong-listed Hunan Nonferrous Metals Co, said on Monday.

(Reporting by Rujun Shen and David Stanway; Editing by Jacqueline Wong)

(([e-mail]; [phone]; Reuters Messaging: [e-mail])) Keywords: CHINA HUNANNONFERROUS/

[R-BgO]

Sunday, 14 Mar 2010


Reuters reported that 8 miners died earlier this week in an accident at a Hunan Nonferrous Metals Holding Group Company tungsten mine in China but production was not affected.

As per report, the miners died of gas poisoning at the Yaogangxian mine. Yaogangxian, one of the world's richest tungsten deposits is in Chenzhou in Hunan province.

Last August, the provincial government suspended all of Chenzhou's 270 coal mines for the rest of 2009 after an accident at a graphite mine killed 15 people.

[MKStar]

HNC (HKG:2626) 2009 NL shrinks to RMB358M; no fin div[Date:03-29-2010] Source: Infocast News


Hunan Nonferrous Metals Corporation (HKG:2626) said loss attributable to equity holders of the company amounted to approximately RMB358.48 million for 2009, compared with a loss of RMB739.52 million a year ago.

LPS was RMB0.0977. No final dividend was declared.

[MKStar]

HNC (HKG:2626) A shares unit 2009 net profit up 2.6X[Date:03-25-2010] Source: Infocast News

Hunan Nonferrous Metals Corporation Limited (HKG:2626) announce that Zhuzhou Smelter Group Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of the Company and the A shares company, reported a net profit attributable to shareholders of RMB70 million, up 264.37% on year.

[MKStar]

gestern wurden am späten nachmittag zwei 8.000er blöcke an 2 börsen gekauft. die haben das ding rud 3-4 % ins plus gezogen. da wußt ich schon, dass es heute in HK grün wird.
aber wer hat da gestern schon antizipert, dass es heute raufgeht ??

9.23h 3,250
HKD +0,17
+5,52% Vol. 20.751.000

[MKStar]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.388.981 von MKStar am 23.04.10 09:39:57

19.05.2010 05:34
China Minmetals Looking Forward to Creating Leading Industry Positions in Collaboration with Hunan Nonferrous


Hong Kong, May 19, 2010 - (ACN Newswire) - At the 60th anniversary ceremony of the founding of China Minmetals Corporation (hereinafter "China Minmetals") last week, Mr. Zhou Zhongshu, Secretary to President of China Minmentals, looked back at the splendid history of the group over the last six decades. He made an extensive summary of the fundamental experience of the development of China Minmetals over the past 60 years, and illustrated the grand blueprint depicting the group's development in the new era. Over the past 60 years, China Minmetals successfully evolved from an operating entity that carried out the tasks under national directive plans into a modern enterprise that strives for clear strategic goals against fierce market competition after years of hardship amidst continuous system reforms and economic transitions.

To China Minmetals, 2009 can be described as a "Year of M&A and Reorganization". As set forth in the Plan Regarding the Adjustment and Resuscitation of the Nonferrous Metal Industry launched by the central government, China Minmetals served as an industry representative to provide keen support to the general trend of industry consolidation. The successful acquisition of the second largest zinc producer in the world and the core assets of OZ Minerals, the third largest mineral company in Australia, and the completion of the restructuring of Hunan Nonferrous Metals Holding Group Co., Ltd. by China Minmetals last year have drawn much attention from the market, and are of great significance to thesegment consolidation of China's nonferrous metal industry. This year, leaders of Hunan Nonferrous Metals Holding Group Co., Ltd, namely Cao Xiuyun, Li Li and Zhang Wenjian attended the meeting to support China Minmetals and further reinforce its partnership with China Minmetals.

The Plan Regarding the Adjustment and Resuscitation of the Nonferrous Metal Industry was promulgated by the State Council last year, which is an important document setting out the plans concerning the reorganization,structural adjustment as well as optimization and upgrading of China's nonferrous metal industry from 2009 to 2011. The plan called on the industry to maintain its steady operation in 2009 and get on the track of benign development in 2011, in a bidto set up 3 to 5 integrated conglomerates that boast international competitive strengths and enhancing industry concentration to further prop up the protection over primary metal materials.

Extend its business reach across the industry chain to consolidate its leading presence in the nonferrous metal industry

As one of the most established nonferrous metal resource enterprises in the PRC, China Minmetals has kept a relatively low profile in the capital market in Hong Kong as compared withrenowned listed companies such as Chalco and JCC. However, its strength in the sector is not to be underestimated. Established in 1950, China Minmetals is a global giant mainly engaged in the development, manufacturing, trading and integrated service for metals and minerals, with sideline business in the financial, real estate and logistics sectors. In 2008, China Minmetals had in aggregate a US$27.7 billion business volume, RMB180.9 billion operating revenue and RMB7.1 billion profit. It was ranked 331 among the Fortune Global 500. China Minmetals offers a broad range of metals ranging from copper, aluminum, tungsten, antimony, tin, gold, silver, tombarthite and tantalum. As for its tungsten metal business, China Minmetals has a vested interest in tungsten and tungsten products in Jiangxi Province. With controlling interests in Jiangxi Tungsten Industry Group , Xianglushan tungsten mine in Xiushui and Nanchang Hard Alloy Plant, the company managed to establish a complete tungsten industry chain. As for its copper metal business, China Minmetals has formed long-standing and close partnership with KGHM and become the largest importer of electrolytic coppers in the PRC. It had also formed a joint venture with CODELCO as part of a joint effort to invest in copper resources in Chile. It also partnered with JCC to acquire Northern Peru Copper Corp. in Canada. Regarding its aluminum metal business, the Guangxi Huayin alumina project, a project with 1.6 million tonnes annual production capacity and invested by China Minmetals, had come on steam. Apart from the acquisition of 400,000 tonnes annual alumina production capacity from Alcoa for a term of 30 years, it was entitled to the mining right of 150 million tonnes of bauxitethrough the joint exploration of bauxite project in Jamaica. As the owner of North China Aluminum Co., Ltd. which has a 60,000 tonne aluminum processing capacity per year, it boasts the strongest consolidated production capability of aluminum foil inthe PRC. China Minmetals is actively engaged in the exploration of nonferrous metal resources at home, including projects such as the tungsten-molybdenum polymetallic mine in Bobai and Luchun , tungsten polymetallic mine in Liangyuan and Nanshan inGuangdong and the Shitonggou silver polymetallic mine in Gansu.

Since last year, China Minmetals has seized the opportunities arising from the global financial crisis and invested over RMB10 billion in acquisition and merger of competitive miningcompanies at home and abroad. In December last year, China Minmetals announced the acquisition of the controlling stake in Hunan Nonferrous Metals Holding Group Co., Ltd.("HNG"), the parent company of Hunan Nonferrous Metals Corporation Limited ("HNC") (SEHK: 2626) and the largest tungsten-antimony and lead-zinc producer in China, at a consideration of RMB5,595 million, which was an eye-catching move in the market and industry. At aboard, China Minmetals succeed in acquisition of the core assetsof OZ Minerals( the third largest mining company in Australia) last June, including the Century and Rosebery zinc-lead mines in Australia and the Sepon copper-gold-silver mine in Laos, which was the largest M&A deal successfully carried out by a Chinese company in Australian mining industry.

Hunan Nonferrous Metals Corporation Limited was incorporated in the PRC on 1 September 2005 and listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on 31 March 2006. It mainly engages in the production and sale of nonferrous metals and has the exploration rights to such main mineral resources as tungsten, antimony, lead, zinc, bismuth and fluorite in Hunan. It has forged an industrial chain integrating mining, dressing, smelting and processing in such sectors astungsten, antimony, lead and zinc. With regard to the upstream, HNG owns the largest reserve of tungsten and bismuth resources and second largest reserve of antimony in the world; in terms of the midstream, HNG is China's largest lead and zinc producer and the world's largest production base of antimony products; and in downstream processing, HNG is the world's largest producer of cemented carbide products by output, and occupies the largest share in the domestic market.

Joining forces of two market leaders to achieve great synergic effect

Benefits from the collaboration of China Minmetals and HNC are obvious and can be summarized as follows,

1. Tungsten and Antimony business

China Minmetals is currently the world's largest tungsten concentrate producer, its production capacity is several times more than HNC (which produces more than 6000 tonnes annually). Although HNC has the world's largest reserves of tungsten concentrate, the limited production quotas confines expansion in its production capacity. This has undermined the company's performance since its listing. On the contrary, with far less tungsten concentrate reserve, China Minmetals has been struggling to maintain its massive production volume. Working in complimentary, the two companies make a "perfect match" with each other. Moreover, HNC indicates the world's largest and China's first-class production capability in tungsten products and hard alloy, whereas, China Minmetals is so far the world's largesttraders of tungsten products. The massive supply chain formed by the two companies could bring themselves up beyond any world-class players in the sector.

As for the antimony business, HNC owns the world's largest antimony ore mine, Hsikwangshan,and has just acquired another upscale antimony ore mine, the Beaver Brook Antimony Mine Inc. in Canada, also, it is currently the largest antimony product producer in the world. China Minmetals, on the other hand, being the world's largest Antimonyproduct trader, shall again form a well-interlocking supply chain with HNC.

2. Lead and Zinc business

According to public sources, OZ's core assets acquired by China Minmetals includes a 18.2 million tonnes of zinc ore reserves, equivalent to 18.74% of the total zinc ore reserve of China in 2007, and 2.60 million tonnes of lead ore reserves, equivalent to 6.28% of the total lead ore reserves of China in 2007. Its annual production capacity of zinc concentrate and lead concentrate reachesapproximately 730,000 tonnes and 100,000 tonnes respectively. Zhuzhou Smelter Group, the subsidiary of HNC has a total zinc and lead smelting capacity of 500,000 tonnes and 100,000 tonnes respectively. Nevertheless, the production capacity of Huangshaping lead and zinc mine, another subsidiary of HNC, remains at about 30,000 tonnes of lead concentrate. This leads to a largely unstable resources supply and staggering operating results of Zhuzhou Smelter Group.

In this regard, the collaboration of HNC and China Minmetal will bring great advancement in the industry in terms of perfection of the industry chain and integration of overall segment. Therefore, during the signing ceremony of the Restructuring Agreement of HNC, Mr Zhou Zhongshu,president of China Minmetals expressed with full confidence that this will bring the "New HNG" to become the "world's Leader in the tungsten-antimony business and lead-zinc business", and the "world's biggest producers of tombarthite".

3. Government Support

Being taken under the wing of the government is another "bright spot" for China Minmetals. As a state-owned enterprise, China Minmetals is better positioned to allure industry policy support from the State and run overseas projects thanits counterparts. It has also accumulated extensive experience in operating and overseeing a conglomerate. As a regional enterprise which has now come under the wing of the central government, Hunan Nonferrous is set to build a brighter future.

About Hunan Nonferrous Metal Corp

Hunan Nonferrous Metals Corporation Limited, together with its subsidiaries, is an integrated producer of nonferrous metals, excluding aluminum, in the People's Republic of China. The Company is a producer of cemented carbides, zinc and antimony, as well as lead, silver, indium, tantalum and niobium. The Company operates in three segments: nonferrous metal mine site segment, which is engaged in the mining and trading of nonferrous metals; nonferrous metal smelting segment, which is engaged in the smelting and trading of nonferrous metals, and cemented carbides, and tungsten, molybdenum, tantalum, niobium and their compounds segment, which is engaged in the manufacture and trading of hard alloys and refractory metal compounds, such as cemented carbides, and tungsten, molybdenum, tantalum, niobium and their compounds. On October 13, 2009, the Company acquired a 100% equity interest in Beaver Brook Antimony Mine Inc. through its wholly owned subsidiary, HNC (Canada) Antimony Mine Limited. www.hng.com.cn

Source: Hunan Nonferrous Metal Corp

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das sollte bald auftrieb nach oben geben. die seitwärts bewegung seit einem halben jahr reicht auch langsam. aber der gesamtmarkt muss erst wieder freundlich tendieren.

[MKStar]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.388.981 von MKStar am 23.04.10 09:39:57

19.05.2010 05:34
China Minmetals Looking Forward to Creating Leading Industry Positions in Collaboration with Hunan Nonferrous


Hong Kong, May 19, 2010 - (ACN Newswire) - At the 60th anniversary ceremony of the founding of China Minmetals Corporation (hereinafter "China Minmetals") last week, Mr. Zhou Zhongshu, Secretary to President of China Minmentals, looked back at the splendid history of the group over the last six decades. He made an extensive summary of the fundamental experience of the development of China Minmetals over the past 60 years, and illustrated the grand blueprint depicting the group's development in the new era. Over the past 60 years, China Minmetals successfully evolved from an operating entity that carried out the tasks under national directive plans into a modern enterprise that strives for clear strategic goals against fierce market competition after years of hardship amidst continuous system reforms and economic transitions.

To China Minmetals, 2009 can be described as a "Year of M&A and Reorganization". As set forth in the Plan Regarding the Adjustment and Resuscitation of the Nonferrous Metal Industry launched by the central government, China Minmetals served as an industry representative to provide keen support to the general trend of industry consolidation. The successful acquisition of the second largest zinc producer in the world and the core assets of OZ Minerals, the third largest mineral company in Australia, and the completion of the restructuring of Hunan Nonferrous Metals Holding Group Co., Ltd. by China Minmetals last year have drawn much attention from the market, and are of great significance to thesegment consolidation of China's nonferrous metal industry. This year, leaders of Hunan Nonferrous Metals Holding Group Co., Ltd, namely Cao Xiuyun, Li Li and Zhang Wenjian attended the meeting to support China Minmetals and further reinforce its partnership with China Minmetals.

The Plan Regarding the Adjustment and Resuscitation of the Nonferrous Metal Industry was promulgated by the State Council last year, which is an important document setting out the plans concerning the reorganization,structural adjustment as well as optimization and upgrading of China's nonferrous metal industry from 2009 to 2011. The plan called on the industry to maintain its steady operation in 2009 and get on the track of benign development in 2011, in a bidto set up 3 to 5 integrated conglomerates that boast international competitive strengths and enhancing industry concentration to further prop up the protection over primary metal materials.

Extend its business reach across the industry chain to consolidate its leading presence in the nonferrous metal industry

As one of the most established nonferrous metal resource enterprises in the PRC, China Minmetals has kept a relatively low profile in the capital market in Hong Kong as compared withrenowned listed companies such as Chalco and JCC. However, its strength in the sector is not to be underestimated. Established in 1950, China Minmetals is a global giant mainly engaged in the development, manufacturing, trading and integrated service for metals and minerals, with sideline business in the financial, real estate and logistics sectors. In 2008, China Minmetals had in aggregate a US$27.7 billion business volume, RMB180.9 billion operating revenue and RMB7.1 billion profit. It was ranked 331 among the Fortune Global 500. China Minmetals offers a broad range of metals ranging from copper, aluminum, tungsten, antimony, tin, gold, silver, tombarthite and tantalum. As for its tungsten metal business, China Minmetals has a vested interest in tungsten and tungsten products in Jiangxi Province. With controlling interests in Jiangxi Tungsten Industry Group , Xianglushan tungsten mine in Xiushui and Nanchang Hard Alloy Plant, the company managed to establish a complete tungsten industry chain. As for its copper metal business, China Minmetals has formed long-standing and close partnership with KGHM and become the largest importer of electrolytic coppers in the PRC. It had also formed a joint venture with CODELCO as part of a joint effort to invest in copper resources in Chile. It also partnered with JCC to acquire Northern Peru Copper Corp. in Canada. Regarding its aluminum metal business, the Guangxi Huayin alumina project, a project with 1.6 million tonnes annual production capacity and invested by China Minmetals, had come on steam. Apart from the acquisition of 400,000 tonnes annual alumina production capacity from Alcoa for a term of 30 years, it was entitled to the mining right of 150 million tonnes of bauxitethrough the joint exploration of bauxite project in Jamaica. As the owner of North China Aluminum Co., Ltd. which has a 60,000 tonne aluminum processing capacity per year, it boasts the strongest consolidated production capability of aluminum foil inthe PRC. China Minmetals is actively engaged in the exploration of nonferrous metal resources at home, including projects such as the tungsten-molybdenum polymetallic mine in Bobai and Luchun , tungsten polymetallic mine in Liangyuan and Nanshan inGuangdong and the Shitonggou silver polymetallic mine in Gansu.

Since last year, China Minmetals has seized the opportunities arising from the global financial crisis and invested over RMB10 billion in acquisition and merger of competitive miningcompanies at home and abroad. In December last year, China Minmetals announced the acquisition of the controlling stake in Hunan Nonferrous Metals Holding Group Co., Ltd.("HNG"), the parent company of Hunan Nonferrous Metals Corporation Limited ("HNC") (SEHK: 2626) and the largest tungsten-antimony and lead-zinc producer in China, at a consideration of RMB5,595 million, which was an eye-catching move in the market and industry. At aboard, China Minmetals succeed in acquisition of the core assetsof OZ Minerals( the third largest mining company in Australia) last June, including the Century and Rosebery zinc-lead mines in Australia and the Sepon copper-gold-silver mine in Laos, which was the largest M&A deal successfully carried out by a Chinese company in Australian mining industry.

Hunan Nonferrous Metals Corporation Limited was incorporated in the PRC on 1 September 2005 and listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on 31 March 2006. It mainly engages in the production and sale of nonferrous metals and has the exploration rights to such main mineral resources as tungsten, antimony, lead, zinc, bismuth and fluorite in Hunan. It has forged an industrial chain integrating mining, dressing, smelting and processing in such sectors astungsten, antimony, lead and zinc. With regard to the upstream, HNG owns the largest reserve of tungsten and bismuth resources and second largest reserve of antimony in the world; in terms of the midstream, HNG is China's largest lead and zinc producer and the world's largest production base of antimony products; and in downstream processing, HNG is the world's largest producer of cemented carbide products by output, and occupies the largest share in the domestic market.

Joining forces of two market leaders to achieve great synergic effect

Benefits from the collaboration of China Minmetals and HNC are obvious and can be summarized as follows,

1. Tungsten and Antimony business

China Minmetals is currently the world's largest tungsten concentrate producer, its production capacity is several times more than HNC (which produces more than 6000 tonnes annually). Although HNC has the world's largest reserves of tungsten concentrate, the limited production quotas confines expansion in its production capacity. This has undermined the company's performance since its listing. On the contrary, with far less tungsten concentrate reserve, China Minmetals has been struggling to maintain its massive production volume. Working in complimentary, the two companies make a "perfect match" with each other. Moreover, HNC indicates the world's largest and China's first-class production capability in tungsten products and hard alloy, whereas, China Minmetals is so far the world's largesttraders of tungsten products. The massive supply chain formed by the two companies could bring themselves up beyond any world-class players in the sector.

As for the antimony business, HNC owns the world's largest antimony ore mine, Hsikwangshan,and has just acquired another upscale antimony ore mine, the Beaver Brook Antimony Mine Inc. in Canada, also, it is currently the largest antimony product producer in the world. China Minmetals, on the other hand, being the world's largest Antimonyproduct trader, shall again form a well-interlocking supply chain with HNC.

2. Lead and Zinc business

According to public sources, OZ's core assets acquired by China Minmetals includes a 18.2 million tonnes of zinc ore reserves, equivalent to 18.74% of the total zinc ore reserve of China in 2007, and 2.60 million tonnes of lead ore reserves, equivalent to 6.28% of the total lead ore reserves of China in 2007. Its annual production capacity of zinc concentrate and lead concentrate reachesapproximately 730,000 tonnes and 100,000 tonnes respectively. Zhuzhou Smelter Group, the subsidiary of HNC has a total zinc and lead smelting capacity of 500,000 tonnes and 100,000 tonnes respectively. Nevertheless, the production capacity of Huangshaping lead and zinc mine, another subsidiary of HNC, remains at about 30,000 tonnes of lead concentrate. This leads to a largely unstable resources supply and staggering operating results of Zhuzhou Smelter Group.

In this regard, the collaboration of HNC and China Minmetal will bring great advancement in the industry in terms of perfection of the industry chain and integration of overall segment. Therefore, during the signing ceremony of the Restructuring Agreement of HNC, Mr Zhou Zhongshu,president of China Minmetals expressed with full confidence that this will bring the "New HNG" to become the "world's Leader in the tungsten-antimony business and lead-zinc business", and the "world's biggest producers of tombarthite".

3. Government Support

Being taken under the wing of the government is another "bright spot" for China Minmetals. As a state-owned enterprise, China Minmetals is better positioned to allure industry policy support from the State and run overseas projects thanits counterparts. It has also accumulated extensive experience in operating and overseeing a conglomerate. As a regional enterprise which has now come under the wing of the central government, Hunan Nonferrous is set to build a brighter future.

About Hunan Nonferrous Metal Corp

Hunan Nonferrous Metals Corporation Limited, together with its subsidiaries, is an integrated producer of nonferrous metals, excluding aluminum, in the People's Republic of China. The Company is a producer of cemented carbides, zinc and antimony, as well as lead, silver, indium, tantalum and niobium. The Company operates in three segments: nonferrous metal mine site segment, which is engaged in the mining and trading of nonferrous metals; nonferrous metal smelting segment, which is engaged in the smelting and trading of nonferrous metals, and cemented carbides, and tungsten, molybdenum, tantalum, niobium and their compounds segment, which is engaged in the manufacture and trading of hard alloys and refractory metal compounds, such as cemented carbides, and tungsten, molybdenum, tantalum, niobium and their compounds. On October 13, 2009, the Company acquired a 100% equity interest in Beaver Brook Antimony Mine Inc. through its wholly owned subsidiary, HNC (Canada) Antimony Mine Limited. www.hng.com.cn

Source: Hunan Nonferrous Metal Corp

[MKStar]

sorry. doppelt

[MKStar]

HNC (HKG:2626) conditions to completion of certain deal satisfied[Date:06-10-2010] Source: Infocast News


In a joint announcement, China Minmetals Corporation, China Minmetals Hong Kong and Hunan Nonferrous Metals (HKG:2626) (HNC) announced that China Securities Regulatory Committee has granted its waiver lately regarding the obligations of China Minmetals Corporation to make a general offer for all the issued shares of each of China Tungsten and Hightech Materials and Zhuzhou Smelter Group. As such, the relevant conditions to the Completion have been satisfied, except that the Equity Transfer is still subject to certain other procedures to be completed at the relevant government authorities in accordance with the applicable PRC laws and regulations.

Last December, HNC announced that China Minmetals H.K. (Holdings) Limited (CMHK), another wholly-owned subsidiary of China Minmetals Corporation, agreed to make a mandatory unconditional offer for all the H shares of HNC at $1.73 per share in cash. Through a capital injection and an equity transfer, Minmetals Nonferrous Metals Holding Company Limited (MNH), a company wholly owned by China Minmetals Corporation, would become the holder of 51% equity interest in Hunan Nonferrous Metals Holding Group Company Limited (HNG) (a company holding 53.08% HNC
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was genau heißt das jetzt ????
kann jmd besser englisch als ich ?

[R-BgO]

Aug. 3, 2010 (China Knowledge) - China Minmetals Corp has purchased a 51% stake in Hunan Nonferrous Metals Corp Ltd<2626> for RMB 5.6 billion, according to the Hong Kong-listed firm's statement released on Aug. 1.

State-owned China Minmetals currently have a total of 1.95 million shares or a 53.08% stake in Hunan Nonferrous Metals. It completed the acquisition through a subsidiary China Minmetals Non-ferrous Metals Co Ltd.

Hunan Nonferrous Metals said that it has received a general offer from China Minmetals to sell out its issued shares for HK$1.73 apiece.

Reportedly, China Minmetals reaped RMB 173 billion in operating revenue and RMB 3.15 billion in gross profits last year.

[MKStar]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.919.108 von R-BgO am 03.08.10 13:48:56

HNC (HKG:2626) H share offer closed[Date:08-24-2010] Source: Infocast News


Hunan Nonferrous Metals Corporation (HKG:2626) announced that The H share offer made by China International Capital Corporation (CICC) on behalf of China Minmetals HK (CMHK) was closed on Monday, 23 August 2010.

As at Monday, 23 August 2010, CMHK received valid acceptances in respect of a total of 626,415 H shares, representing as at the date of the announcement approximately 0.017% of the entire issued share capital and the voting rights of the company. The H share offer has not been revised or extended.

China Minmetals, HNG, CMHK and the parties acting in concert with any of them become interested in an aggregate of 1.948 billion shares upon close of the H share offer, representing approximately 53.1% of the issued share capital and voting rights of the company as at the date of this announcement.

[MKStar]

ich les gerade den halbjahresbericht.
werde ein kleines best-of posten:



In the first half of the year, the Company adopted various measures to strengthen its cost control and management. It also restructured its operation and improved production efficiency to meet its production targets. The Xintianling tungsten project with an investment of RMB500 million commenced operation on 26 June 2010. Upon full operation, the project will become a major driver of profit growth for the Company.


viel bleibt nichts zu belegen. die preise für HNC produkte sind angestiegen, aber bleiben aufgrund der allg. unsicheren konjukturlage instabil und volatil.

[MKStar]

Minmetals Resources Purchases MMG For $1.85B

Wednesday 2010-10-20 10:40
October 19 -- Minmetals Resources (1208.HK) purchased Minerals and Metals Group (MMG) for $1.85 billion from parent, China Minmetals Non-ferrous Metals, reports China Business News, citing a company filing.

Li Fuli, vice president of China Minmetals Corporation, the company’s effective controller, said on October 19 that Minmetals Resources will become the Minmetals' international flagship for base metals.

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Meanwhile, he said Hunan Nonferrous Metals (2626.HK) will become its primary non-ferrous metal distributor and mining company in the domestic market.----------------------------------------------

Minmetals Non-ferrous Metals acquired MMG in 2009 for $1.39 billion. MMG, which is a leading global manufacturer of zinc, copper, lead, gold and silver, owns four mines in Australia and Laos, as well as an international mining assets portfolio in Australia, Asia and Canada.

MMG’s revenue and net profit were $844.7 million and $220 million in the first half of 2010, constituting half of Minmetals Non-ferrous Metals’ total earnings.

Minmetals Resources will pay $794 million in cash as well as issue 941 million shares in a private placement and $690 million in perpetual convertible bonds to its parent.

Minmetals Resources also plans to offer 2.7 billion in new shares to raise a maximum of $1.6 billion.

[MKStar]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.413.881 von MKStar am 29.10.10 10:28:54

Long position 103 202 202 300,000 HKD 3.120 3.120 0.000


18. Total shares immediately before the relevant event:
Total number of shares Percentage figure (%)
Long Position 163,202,000 9.99


19. Total shares immediately after the relevant event:
Total number of shares Percentage figure (%)
Long Position 163,502,000 10.01
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instis kaufen zu

[MKStar]

HNM (HKG:2626) unit raises stocks in Zhuzhou Diamond for RMB195M[Date:12-16-2010] Source: Infocast News


Hunan Nonferrous Metals (HKG:2626) announced that its subsidiary, Zhuzhou Cemented Carbides Group, has entered into a transfer agreement with Xiangjiang Industrial Investment to acquire 48.5 million shares in Zhuzhou Diamond Cutting Tools, representing 19.4% of the issued share capital of Zhuzhou Diamond at a consideration of RMB195 million.

Prior to this transaction, Zhuzhou Cemented Carbides Group already held 44.75% interest in Zhuzhou Diamond.

Zhuzhou Diamond is principally engaged in the manufacture of metal and alloy products.

[MKStar]

Theindonesiatoday.com - Hunan Nonferrous Metals Corporation Limited booked net profit of RMB141.6 million last year against net loss of RMB312.76 million in 2009 on improved margins.

Hunan Nonferrous is China's producer of cemented carbides, zinc and antimony, as well as lead, silver, indium, silver, tantalum, and niobium. The company reported sales revenue of RMB21.59 billion last year, increased 19.7% from 2009. Hunan Nonferrous (HNC) booked gross profit of RMB2.24 billion against RMB1.37 billion in 2009.

During the reporting period of 2010, as compared to 2009, the Group’s production of zinc was 542,691 tons, representing an increase of 13.06%; production of lead was 103,035 tons, representing a decrease of 1.49%; production of cemented carbides was 8,118 tons, representing an increase of 20.23%; production of antimony was 32,496 tons, representing an increase of 11.78%; production of zinc concentrates was 22,064 tons, representing a decrease of 2.89%; production of lead concentrates was 9,908 tons, representing a decrease of 4.10%; production of tungsten concentrates was 6,994 tons, representing an increase of 22.06%.

"After the drastic drop of metal price during the financial crisis, the market of non-ferrous metals in China has begun to fully recover in 2010. It is estimated that in 2011 the market of non-ferrous metals in China will continue its previous year performance, which may lead to substantial expenses growth, further enhancement of production capacity and significant price increase," HNC said. (Theindonesiatoday.com)

[MKStar]

ist nicht jmd außer mir ??