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Interim Unaudited Financial Statements Quarter 3
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20111103/pdf/4229d2tkb3jw5z.pdf
Management Discussion and Analysis Quarter 3
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20111103/pdf/4229d4h5dlk30l.pdf
Interim Unaudited Financial Statements Quarter 3
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20111103/pdf/4229d2tkb3jw5z.pdf
Management Discussion and Analysis Quarter 3
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20111103/pdf/4229d4h5dlk30l.pdf
Zitat von mintelo: Hier die komplette Nachricht:
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20111102/pdf/4228jhk7k9vdr8.pdf
Die Übersetzung:
http://www.wallstreet-online.de/nachricht/3611439-irw-press-…
Grüsse, Mintelo
Wie weit sind wir hiervon > http://www.heise.de/tp/artikel/35/35799/1.html betroffen?
PERTH (miningweekly.com) - ASX-listed Mindoro Resources said on Wednesday that it was looking for a strategic partner to help finance the $88-million Stage 1 development of its Agata nickel project, in the Philippines.
A scoping study has improved the economics for the direct shipping ore (DSO) production and the potential to produce a high-value, upgraded, nickel-iron concentrate.
The study indicates that Agata could produce 600 000 t/y of thermally upgraded high-iron sinter product at a cash operating cost of $32-million tons of upgraded product.
Mindoro also released the results of the Stage 2 hydrometallurgical project prefeasibility study, which confirmed production of 17 200 t/y of nickel in mixed hydroxide product over a 20-year project life, at cash operating cost of $2.60/lb.
Based on the results of the scoping and prefeasibility studies, Mindoro said on Wednesday that the company had now developed a series of strategic priorities, which included the establishment of feasibility and permitting of the DSO project, as well as the construction of the initial production infrastructure, a complete prefeasibility study on the thermal upgrading and the establishment of a small pilot plant, the drilling of regional targets and the accessing of other properties to increase the resource base, and advancing hydrometallurgical processing options to pilot testing prior to the feasibility study.
Mindoro said that the near-term cash flow from the proposed DSO operation would help to fund further studies and pilot scale testing of downstream processing options, as well as assist in future permitting needs under the staged development plan.
The Agata nickel project hosts 42.7-million tons of measured and indicated resources, in a nickel laterite belt largely controlled by Mindoro. Five of the ten defined targets remained to be drilled, and Mindoro said that with other laterite deposits nearby, there remained potential within the belt to build a world-class resource base.
Edited by: Mariaan Webb
A scoping study has improved the economics for the direct shipping ore (DSO) production and the potential to produce a high-value, upgraded, nickel-iron concentrate.
The study indicates that Agata could produce 600 000 t/y of thermally upgraded high-iron sinter product at a cash operating cost of $32-million tons of upgraded product.
Mindoro also released the results of the Stage 2 hydrometallurgical project prefeasibility study, which confirmed production of 17 200 t/y of nickel in mixed hydroxide product over a 20-year project life, at cash operating cost of $2.60/lb.
Based on the results of the scoping and prefeasibility studies, Mindoro said on Wednesday that the company had now developed a series of strategic priorities, which included the establishment of feasibility and permitting of the DSO project, as well as the construction of the initial production infrastructure, a complete prefeasibility study on the thermal upgrading and the establishment of a small pilot plant, the drilling of regional targets and the accessing of other properties to increase the resource base, and advancing hydrometallurgical processing options to pilot testing prior to the feasibility study.
Mindoro said that the near-term cash flow from the proposed DSO operation would help to fund further studies and pilot scale testing of downstream processing options, as well as assist in future permitting needs under the staged development plan.
The Agata nickel project hosts 42.7-million tons of measured and indicated resources, in a nickel laterite belt largely controlled by Mindoro. Five of the ten defined targets remained to be drilled, and Mindoro said that with other laterite deposits nearby, there remained potential within the belt to build a world-class resource base.
Edited by: Mariaan Webb
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.289.184 von Goldenglorie am 02.11.11 08:45:52Hier die komplette Nachricht:
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20111102/pdf/4228jhk7k9vdr8.pdf
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20111102/pdf/4228jhk7k9vdr8.pdf
Wenn ich das gerade richtig gelesen habe sollte das für einen Kurs von um die 2 can Dollar ausreichen oder
Nu nog een grote chinese afnemer, en Mindoro is geboren!
klingt nicht schlecht, ist aber nix neues... oder zumindest nichts, das den aktienkurs nachhaltig bewegen könnte....
Mindoro Resources' Scoping Study, PFS boost Agata Nickel Project economics
Wednesday, November 02, 2011
Mindoro Resources (TSXV: MIO; ASX: MDO; Frankfurt:WKN 906167) has received positive results from key development studies on the Agata Nickel Project in the Philippines, in which the company has a 75% economic interest.
The Stage 1 Scoping Study indicates improved economics for direct shipping ore (DSO) production and the potential to produce a high-value, upgraded, nickeliron concentrate.
The Stage 2 hydrometallurgical project Pre-feasibility Study (PFS) confirms a low operating cost of US$2.60/lb nickel, a 20-year project with a post-tax NPV of US$380 million and IRR of 14% assuming US$10/lb nickel, 8% discount rate, including estimate contingency of 14% but excluding project contingency.
Importantly, the company now plans to pursue feasibility and permitting of Stage 1 DSO to generate near term cash-flow.
This involves pilot scale thermal-upgrading prior to advancing hydrometallurgical processing options to pilot-scale testing and feasibility study.
In order to progress these options the company is seeking a strategic partner and has appointed key advisor Deloitte Corporate Finance Pty Ltd to assist in securing one.
Jon Dugdale, Mindoro's president and CEO, said "these studies confirm that Agata is a robust, 20-year project with key strategic advantages that allow us to pursue a lower risk path to near term cash-flow production, as well as demonstrating the value of the low-operating cost downstream processing developments.”
The marketing section of the Stage 1 Scoping Study highlighted improved pricing for Mindoro’s potential DSO products, including the emergence of the high-iron (>48% Fe) laterite as an iron-ore substitute.
The improved market and pricing should result in improved DSO economics relative to the preliminary economic assessment (PEA) released March 2011, providing a pathway to near term cash-flow.
Scoping Study
The Scoping Study into production of thermally-upgraded products from the Agata resource indicates that, for a capital cost of US$88 million, 600,000 tonnes per annum (tpa) of thermally upgraded high-iron sinter product could be produced at a cash operating cost of approximately US$32 per tonne of upgraded product (excluding mining costs).
The study also highlighted potential to produce a high-value nickel-iron concentrate of 3-4% Ni, >65% Fe via magnetic separation - a possible nickel-pig-iron substitute.
Pre-feasibility Study
The PFS for the hydrometallurgical processing project confirms a low operating cost, long-life, high-value project that includes:
- Mineral Reserve: 33.7 million tonnes at 1.03% nickel, 0.05% cobalt;
- Minimum 20 year mine life, 17,200 Ni tpa in mixed hydroxide product (38.2% Ni, 2% Co, wet basis);
- Initial capital, including an overall 14% estimate contingency, no project contingency: $940 million;
- Cash operating cost including cobalt and power generation credit of $2.60/ lb of nickel; and
- Post-tax NPV of $380 million at an 8% discount rate and nickel price of $10/lb.
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Wednesday, November 02, 2011
Mindoro Resources (TSXV: MIO; ASX: MDO; Frankfurt:WKN 906167) has received positive results from key development studies on the Agata Nickel Project in the Philippines, in which the company has a 75% economic interest.
The Stage 1 Scoping Study indicates improved economics for direct shipping ore (DSO) production and the potential to produce a high-value, upgraded, nickeliron concentrate.
The Stage 2 hydrometallurgical project Pre-feasibility Study (PFS) confirms a low operating cost of US$2.60/lb nickel, a 20-year project with a post-tax NPV of US$380 million and IRR of 14% assuming US$10/lb nickel, 8% discount rate, including estimate contingency of 14% but excluding project contingency.
Importantly, the company now plans to pursue feasibility and permitting of Stage 1 DSO to generate near term cash-flow.
This involves pilot scale thermal-upgrading prior to advancing hydrometallurgical processing options to pilot-scale testing and feasibility study.
In order to progress these options the company is seeking a strategic partner and has appointed key advisor Deloitte Corporate Finance Pty Ltd to assist in securing one.
Jon Dugdale, Mindoro's president and CEO, said "these studies confirm that Agata is a robust, 20-year project with key strategic advantages that allow us to pursue a lower risk path to near term cash-flow production, as well as demonstrating the value of the low-operating cost downstream processing developments.”
The marketing section of the Stage 1 Scoping Study highlighted improved pricing for Mindoro’s potential DSO products, including the emergence of the high-iron (>48% Fe) laterite as an iron-ore substitute.
The improved market and pricing should result in improved DSO economics relative to the preliminary economic assessment (PEA) released March 2011, providing a pathway to near term cash-flow.
Scoping Study
The Scoping Study into production of thermally-upgraded products from the Agata resource indicates that, for a capital cost of US$88 million, 600,000 tonnes per annum (tpa) of thermally upgraded high-iron sinter product could be produced at a cash operating cost of approximately US$32 per tonne of upgraded product (excluding mining costs).
The study also highlighted potential to produce a high-value nickel-iron concentrate of 3-4% Ni, >65% Fe via magnetic separation - a possible nickel-pig-iron substitute.
Pre-feasibility Study
The PFS for the hydrometallurgical processing project confirms a low operating cost, long-life, high-value project that includes:
- Mineral Reserve: 33.7 million tonnes at 1.03% nickel, 0.05% cobalt;
- Minimum 20 year mine life, 17,200 Ni tpa in mixed hydroxide product (38.2% Ni, 2% Co, wet basis);
- Initial capital, including an overall 14% estimate contingency, no project contingency: $940 million;
- Cash operating cost including cobalt and power generation credit of $2.60/ lb of nickel; and
- Post-tax NPV of $380 million at an 8% discount rate and nickel price of $10/lb.
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Zitat von Charly_2: Neues Signal für MIO
MACD kreuzt bullisch
http://www.wallstreet-online.de/aktien/signale/hilfe/hilfe
Vielleicht hilft's
Hi Charly, über deinen Link bin ich auf Pollingers bullvestor gestossen, reiner Zufall weil ich eine Eilmeldung in der Kopfzeile sah, habe ich mal eben darauf geklickt, harausgekommen ist der Link unten:
http://www.bullvestor.com/download/bullVestor_CanadaZinc.pdf
Ob nun diese Meinung zielführend ist läßt sich diskutieren. Polli's Gefühlsausbruch, mit dem er seinen Lieblings-Chinesen-Koch um die Ecke, He Li umarmen möchte, kann ich sehr gut verstehen. Ich bin mir ziemlich sicher, dass das Jon Dugdale auch im Sinn hat. Ich glaube sogar, er wird es nicht "hier" beim Chinesen um die Ecke tun? Sondern er wird es in China machen, beim nächsten Chinesen um die Ecke neben einem chinesischen Stahlwerk, da gibt es genug Köche, die er dann umarmen kann!
xièxie (danke)