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West Southdown a ‘significant addition’ to AMMG’s iron-ore portfolio
http://www.miningweekly.com/article/west-southdown-a-signifi…
PERTH (miningweekly.com) – ASX-listed Australia Minerals & Mining Group (AMMG) has reached an agreement with Minemakers to acquire its 80% interest in the West Southdown project, in Western Australia.
The newly named Southdown extension project comprises a 22-block exploration licence, lying along strike from ASX-listed Grange Resources’ Southdown magnetite project, which has a resource estimate of some 654-million tons, grading at 36.5% magnetite.
“The acquisition of the Southdown extension project is a significant addition to the company’s existing Yilgarn iron-ore projects, as it adds a more advanced project and strengthens the existing memorandum of understanding relationship with the Chinese Anhui Bureau and other potential joint ventures,” said AMMG MD Ric Dawson.
Under the terms of the agreement, AMMG would issue five-million fully paid ordinary shares to ASX-listed Minemakers and would grant two-million 20c options.
Besides the Minemakers tenements, AMMG has a further five tenement applications in the region, bringing the total Southdown extension project to around 100 km2.
The project is located some 80 km from the port of Albany, and Dawson added that the close proximity to the existing port infrastructure and the proposed new infrastructure from Grange Resources’ Southdown magnetite project, could also enable a potentially significant reduction in capital costs.
“This strategic location eliminates the need to duplicate an additional slurry pipeline corridor and other infrastructure requirements.”
Minemakers initially acquired the West Southdown tenement in 2005, and in 2007 the company announced that strong magnetite mineralisation had been intersected.
The project area has an exploration target of between 300-million and 500-million tons of magnetite mineralisation.
AMMG’s planned drill programme for the coming quarter is to test the width of the magnetite mineralisation and also to determine the economic depth extent.
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zyperus
http://www.miningweekly.com/article/west-southdown-a-signifi…
PERTH (miningweekly.com) – ASX-listed Australia Minerals & Mining Group (AMMG) has reached an agreement with Minemakers to acquire its 80% interest in the West Southdown project, in Western Australia.
The newly named Southdown extension project comprises a 22-block exploration licence, lying along strike from ASX-listed Grange Resources’ Southdown magnetite project, which has a resource estimate of some 654-million tons, grading at 36.5% magnetite.
“The acquisition of the Southdown extension project is a significant addition to the company’s existing Yilgarn iron-ore projects, as it adds a more advanced project and strengthens the existing memorandum of understanding relationship with the Chinese Anhui Bureau and other potential joint ventures,” said AMMG MD Ric Dawson.
Under the terms of the agreement, AMMG would issue five-million fully paid ordinary shares to ASX-listed Minemakers and would grant two-million 20c options.
Besides the Minemakers tenements, AMMG has a further five tenement applications in the region, bringing the total Southdown extension project to around 100 km2.
The project is located some 80 km from the port of Albany, and Dawson added that the close proximity to the existing port infrastructure and the proposed new infrastructure from Grange Resources’ Southdown magnetite project, could also enable a potentially significant reduction in capital costs.
“This strategic location eliminates the need to duplicate an additional slurry pipeline corridor and other infrastructure requirements.”
Minemakers initially acquired the West Southdown tenement in 2005, and in 2007 the company announced that strong magnetite mineralisation had been intersected.
The project area has an exploration target of between 300-million and 500-million tons of magnetite mineralisation.
AMMG’s planned drill programme for the coming quarter is to test the width of the magnetite mineralisation and also to determine the economic depth extent.
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zyperus
hallo,
anbei noch ein paar news der letzten woche.
div. ist nun seit einigen tagen ausgezahlt.
mal sehen was das nächste quartal kommt...
Grange breaks production record
http://www.miningweekly.com/article/grange-breaks-production…
By: Esmarie Swanepoel
20th October 2011
PERTH (miningweekly.com) - Magnetite producer Grange Resources has reported its highest quarterly concentrate production in the past 12 months for the quarter ended September.
The miner said on Thursday that its Savage River operations, in Tasmania, had produced some 556 122 t of concentrate during the quarter under review, compared with the 501 748 t produced in the three months to June.
“The Savage River operations continued to perform well, with the East Wall cutback progressing to plan,” said MD Russell Clark.
“As previously forecast, we are back mining the main orebody in North Pit, as the remediation of the first phase of the East Wall cutback reaches its conclusion. As a result, we are now seeing higher grades, and higher concentrate production. In fact, the last quarter’s production was the highest achieved in the past 12 months,” he said.
Clark noted that production at Savage River remained on track to reach two-million tons of pellets in 2011, with current expectations of up to 2.3-million tons in 2012.
Meanwhile, Clark noted that the Southdown magnetite project, in Western Australia, remained on track to complete its feasibility study in the first quarter of 2012.
“The definitive feasibility study for our growth project, Southdown, has continued and will be completed in the first quarter of 2012, for consideration by the owners in the first half of 2012.”
The project was being jointly developed between Grange, which owns a 70% stake, and Sojitz Resources and Technology.
The A$2.5-billion Southdown project currently has a resource of around 650-million tons, but this could be increased to one-billion tons, as only half of the orebody was included in the current resource estimate.
A prefeasibility study found that the project could support a ten-million-ton-a-year operation, over a life-of-mine of 40 years.
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zyperus
anbei noch ein paar news der letzten woche.
div. ist nun seit einigen tagen ausgezahlt.
mal sehen was das nächste quartal kommt...
Grange breaks production record
http://www.miningweekly.com/article/grange-breaks-production…
By: Esmarie Swanepoel
20th October 2011
PERTH (miningweekly.com) - Magnetite producer Grange Resources has reported its highest quarterly concentrate production in the past 12 months for the quarter ended September.
The miner said on Thursday that its Savage River operations, in Tasmania, had produced some 556 122 t of concentrate during the quarter under review, compared with the 501 748 t produced in the three months to June.
“The Savage River operations continued to perform well, with the East Wall cutback progressing to plan,” said MD Russell Clark.
“As previously forecast, we are back mining the main orebody in North Pit, as the remediation of the first phase of the East Wall cutback reaches its conclusion. As a result, we are now seeing higher grades, and higher concentrate production. In fact, the last quarter’s production was the highest achieved in the past 12 months,” he said.
Clark noted that production at Savage River remained on track to reach two-million tons of pellets in 2011, with current expectations of up to 2.3-million tons in 2012.
Meanwhile, Clark noted that the Southdown magnetite project, in Western Australia, remained on track to complete its feasibility study in the first quarter of 2012.
“The definitive feasibility study for our growth project, Southdown, has continued and will be completed in the first quarter of 2012, for consideration by the owners in the first half of 2012.”
The project was being jointly developed between Grange, which owns a 70% stake, and Sojitz Resources and Technology.
The A$2.5-billion Southdown project currently has a resource of around 650-million tons, but this could be increased to one-billion tons, as only half of the orebody was included in the current resource estimate.
A prefeasibility study found that the project could support a ten-million-ton-a-year operation, over a life-of-mine of 40 years.
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zyperus
hallo,
general investor presentation, citi conf. sydney vom 26.10.11
http://wotnews.com.au/announcement/Grange_Resources_General_…
gruß
zyperus
general investor presentation, citi conf. sydney vom 26.10.11
http://wotnews.com.au/announcement/Grange_Resources_General_…
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zyperus
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.221.558 von zyperus am 17.10.11 16:27:03Guten Morgen,
um auf das PDF zu kommen, den Titel in folgendem Link anklicken...aber wisst ihr sicherlich....
Grange Resources releases Quarterly Report
http://wotnews.com.au/announcement/Grange_Resources_releases…
Gruß,
grawshak
um auf das PDF zu kommen, den Titel in folgendem Link anklicken...aber wisst ihr sicherlich....
Grange Resources releases Quarterly Report
http://wotnews.com.au/announcement/Grange_Resources_releases…
Gruß,
grawshak
hallo, etwas länger aber gut....
ich pers. kaufe weiter...
Quelle: http://www.thebull.com.au/articles/a/23545-stocks-fund-manag…
By Staff Journalist | 17.10.2011
In this climate of wildly swinging share prices fund managers have to work hard for their money. No longer is a company’s underlying profitability the guiding factor of whether or not its share price will gradually rise over time; macroeconomic factors are taking a bigger toll on the share prices of Aussie companies, especially over the short term.
Weak performing sectors over the past few months have been consumer discretionary, mining, property and financials – reflecting a shift away from cyclical industries and a move towards more defensive sectors such as telecommunications, IT, REITs, utilities and consumer staples.
September and October are traditionally bad months to have money in the equities market and this year has been no exception. Between 1 September and 14 October the market as represented by the S&P/ASX 200 index has fallen by 2% and has exhibited considerable volatility.
Patersons Asset Management thinks that today's market offers compelling opportunities for astute stock pickers. "Well, if we thought the market was good value last month, then we think it is excellent value this month," notes Jason Chesters, head of equities at Patersons. The fund manager sees some of the best buying opportunities since the GFC.
The commodities sector has been particularly hard hit over recent months. "We continue to focus on those commodities that have tight supply drivers and strong demand fundamentals over the next few years and where this can be coupled with an over-reaction by the market in pushing down share prices," it reports.
Interestingly, in its Australian Resources Opportunities Fund, the manager ditched its entire holdings in Origin on the view to reducing its exposure to the coal seam gas industry; although the fund continues to hold Santos. It added to its holdings in Atlas Iron, Ampella, Lynas and Woodside.
As at 30 September 2011, the fund's top 10 holdings were Santos, Woodside Petroleum, Fortescue Metals, Lynas Corporation, Discovery Metals, Cockatoo Coal, Independence Group, Grange Resources and Extract Resources.
TheBull also took a look at fund manager Perennial Investment Partners. Perennial started buying shares in Transurban Group two months ago in its Growth High Conviction Shares Trust, citing the need to hold investments that perform well in difficult times. “Tollroads have consistently delivered steady growth despite challenging economic environments,” it noted.
This month the fund took advantage of share price weakness in Woodside Petroleum and Newcrest Mining, scooping them up at beaten down prices. Woodside is now the fund's second biggest holding, marginally behind AMP. The top five is rounded out by CSL, Asciano and Computershare.
In an interesting move, the fund completely sell out of Rio Tinto in August to buy more shares in BHP Billiton. Shares in Sims Metal and News Corporation were also sold – while it increased its stake in JB Hi-Fi.
Perennial’s Value Smaller Companies Trust holds a diverse range of stocks and although it was down 7.5% for the month it outperformed the index by 3.1% in what was a terrible month for investors. Its top three performing stocks were Virgin Blue (up 10.3%), New Hope Corporation (up 6.1%) and Oroton Group (up 4.1%). "Oroton is a standout in the consumer discretionary sector and is one of a handful of retailers trading well in the current environment," says Perennial. The fund is underweight materials and energy, and overweight telecommunications and healthcare.
Given the volatility over the last few months, the fund sold half of its shares in Abacus Property in August and switched the money across to FKP Property and Australand as these stocks were trading at a greater discount to their net tangible assets relative to Abacus. The fund also took profits in Fantastic Holdings and NIB Holdings in August, preferring to add to holdings in ToxFree Solutions, Breville Group and Clough.
In September it sold out of its holding in WPG Resources, given that the remaining assets post its deal with One Steel will be below its $50 million market cap requirement and liquidity has reduced to low levels. The fund also exited its holding in Pacific Brands following the stock going ex-dividend, using the funds to buy into Ausenco.
As commodities prices tanked it is hardly surprising that the biggest losers for the fund for the month of September were miners - Horizon Oil (down 26%) Gloucester Coal (down 23.7%), Ausdrill and Aurora Oil & Gas (both down 21.4%), Aquarius Platinum (down 21.3%) and Independence Group (down 20.5%).
Investors in mining stocks with operations overseas need to keep abreast of any negative geopolitical moves that could swiftly dent profitability, such as Horizon Oil that tumbled following rumours that the PNG government could hand over ownership of the country’s resources to landowners. Fund managers at Perennial contacted management to get the lowdown given Horizon Oil’s significant exposure to PNG, and were confident that the rumours were just that. Nevertheless HZN continues to tumble, down 26% for the month of September and is now down 41% over the past three months. While sovereign risk still remains for HZN, the Managing Director recently acquired one million shares on-market - giving Perennial some degree of comfort in the stock.
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zyperus
ich pers. kaufe weiter...
Quelle: http://www.thebull.com.au/articles/a/23545-stocks-fund-manag…
By Staff Journalist | 17.10.2011
In this climate of wildly swinging share prices fund managers have to work hard for their money. No longer is a company’s underlying profitability the guiding factor of whether or not its share price will gradually rise over time; macroeconomic factors are taking a bigger toll on the share prices of Aussie companies, especially over the short term.
Weak performing sectors over the past few months have been consumer discretionary, mining, property and financials – reflecting a shift away from cyclical industries and a move towards more defensive sectors such as telecommunications, IT, REITs, utilities and consumer staples.
September and October are traditionally bad months to have money in the equities market and this year has been no exception. Between 1 September and 14 October the market as represented by the S&P/ASX 200 index has fallen by 2% and has exhibited considerable volatility.
Patersons Asset Management thinks that today's market offers compelling opportunities for astute stock pickers. "Well, if we thought the market was good value last month, then we think it is excellent value this month," notes Jason Chesters, head of equities at Patersons. The fund manager sees some of the best buying opportunities since the GFC.
The commodities sector has been particularly hard hit over recent months. "We continue to focus on those commodities that have tight supply drivers and strong demand fundamentals over the next few years and where this can be coupled with an over-reaction by the market in pushing down share prices," it reports.
Interestingly, in its Australian Resources Opportunities Fund, the manager ditched its entire holdings in Origin on the view to reducing its exposure to the coal seam gas industry; although the fund continues to hold Santos. It added to its holdings in Atlas Iron, Ampella, Lynas and Woodside.
As at 30 September 2011, the fund's top 10 holdings were Santos, Woodside Petroleum, Fortescue Metals, Lynas Corporation, Discovery Metals, Cockatoo Coal, Independence Group, Grange Resources and Extract Resources.
TheBull also took a look at fund manager Perennial Investment Partners. Perennial started buying shares in Transurban Group two months ago in its Growth High Conviction Shares Trust, citing the need to hold investments that perform well in difficult times. “Tollroads have consistently delivered steady growth despite challenging economic environments,” it noted.
This month the fund took advantage of share price weakness in Woodside Petroleum and Newcrest Mining, scooping them up at beaten down prices. Woodside is now the fund's second biggest holding, marginally behind AMP. The top five is rounded out by CSL, Asciano and Computershare.
In an interesting move, the fund completely sell out of Rio Tinto in August to buy more shares in BHP Billiton. Shares in Sims Metal and News Corporation were also sold – while it increased its stake in JB Hi-Fi.
Perennial’s Value Smaller Companies Trust holds a diverse range of stocks and although it was down 7.5% for the month it outperformed the index by 3.1% in what was a terrible month for investors. Its top three performing stocks were Virgin Blue (up 10.3%), New Hope Corporation (up 6.1%) and Oroton Group (up 4.1%). "Oroton is a standout in the consumer discretionary sector and is one of a handful of retailers trading well in the current environment," says Perennial. The fund is underweight materials and energy, and overweight telecommunications and healthcare.
Given the volatility over the last few months, the fund sold half of its shares in Abacus Property in August and switched the money across to FKP Property and Australand as these stocks were trading at a greater discount to their net tangible assets relative to Abacus. The fund also took profits in Fantastic Holdings and NIB Holdings in August, preferring to add to holdings in ToxFree Solutions, Breville Group and Clough.
In September it sold out of its holding in WPG Resources, given that the remaining assets post its deal with One Steel will be below its $50 million market cap requirement and liquidity has reduced to low levels. The fund also exited its holding in Pacific Brands following the stock going ex-dividend, using the funds to buy into Ausenco.
As commodities prices tanked it is hardly surprising that the biggest losers for the fund for the month of September were miners - Horizon Oil (down 26%) Gloucester Coal (down 23.7%), Ausdrill and Aurora Oil & Gas (both down 21.4%), Aquarius Platinum (down 21.3%) and Independence Group (down 20.5%).
Investors in mining stocks with operations overseas need to keep abreast of any negative geopolitical moves that could swiftly dent profitability, such as Horizon Oil that tumbled following rumours that the PNG government could hand over ownership of the country’s resources to landowners. Fund managers at Perennial contacted management to get the lowdown given Horizon Oil’s significant exposure to PNG, and were confident that the rumours were just that. Nevertheless HZN continues to tumble, down 26% for the month of September and is now down 41% over the past three months. While sovereign risk still remains for HZN, the Managing Director recently acquired one million shares on-market - giving Perennial some degree of comfort in the stock.
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Trading Spotlight
Grange res. mit dem Gesamtmarkt nach unten - hielt sich bei 0,38 Aud.
und heute mit einem GAP UP um 11% nach oben. - ohne Nachrichten.
Schön wäre es, wenn der Geamtmarkt endlich nach oben dreht.
Aber so lange Griechenland - Finanzkrise immer noch von den USA - Rating-und der
Europa Politik nicht gelöst ist, bleibt die Unsicherheit - und Achterbahn.
Urpferdchen
und heute mit einem GAP UP um 11% nach oben. - ohne Nachrichten.
Schön wäre es, wenn der Geamtmarkt endlich nach oben dreht.
Aber so lange Griechenland - Finanzkrise immer noch von den USA - Rating-und der
Europa Politik nicht gelöst ist, bleibt die Unsicherheit - und Achterbahn.
Urpferdchen
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.153.434 von mintelo am 30.09.11 04:32:01SOUTHDOWN PROJECT FINANCING
KEY APPOINTMENT
Grange Resources Limited (“Grange”), Australia’s leading magnetite producer, is pleased to announce
that both owners of the Southdown project, Grange and Sojitz Resources & Technology Pty Ltd have
appointed Standard Chartered Bank (“Standard Chartered”) to act as Financial Advisor in relation to
the Southdown Magnetite Mining Project in Albany, Western Australia. Prefeasibility modelling
indicated that the project will cost A$2.57 billion to complete the mine site preparation, the
concentrator facility and associated infrastructure to load and ship approximately 10 million tonnes
per annum of high grade magnetite concentrate containing 69% iron.
The appointment of Standard Chartered marks the beginning of the critical financing phase of the
Southdown Project as the Definitive Feasibility Study moves closer to its scheduled completion in
December 2011.
Grange Managing Director, Russell Clark, said that he was “pleased to appoint Standard Chartered
Bank as Financial Advisor for the Southdown Project as the bank has an experienced and high quality
Mining and Metals team. The Standard Chartered team will work closely with the Southdown Joint
Venture partners over the coming months in concert with the completion of the Definitive Feasibility
Study to determine the best project finance solution available for the Southdown Project.”
About Standard Chartered Bank
Standard Chartered ‐ leading the way in Asia, Africa and the Middle East.
Standard Chartered is a leading international banking group. It has operated for over 150 years in
some of the world's most dynamic markets and earns more than 90 per cent of its income and profits
in Asia, Africa and the Middle East. This geographic focus and commitment to developing deep
relationships with clients and customers has driven the Bank's growth in recent years. Standard
Chartered PLC is listed on the London and Hong Kong stock exchanges as well as the Bombay and
National Stock Exchanges in India.
With 1,700 offices in 70 markets, the Group offers exciting and challenging international career
opportunities for around 85,000 staff. It is committed to building a sustainable business over the long
term and is trusted worldwide for upholding high standards of corporate governance, social
responsibility, environmental protection and employee diversity. Standard Chartered's heritage and
values are expressed in its brand promise, 'Here for good'.
For more information on Standard Chartered, please visit www.standardchartered.com
KEY APPOINTMENT
Grange Resources Limited (“Grange”), Australia’s leading magnetite producer, is pleased to announce
that both owners of the Southdown project, Grange and Sojitz Resources & Technology Pty Ltd have
appointed Standard Chartered Bank (“Standard Chartered”) to act as Financial Advisor in relation to
the Southdown Magnetite Mining Project in Albany, Western Australia. Prefeasibility modelling
indicated that the project will cost A$2.57 billion to complete the mine site preparation, the
concentrator facility and associated infrastructure to load and ship approximately 10 million tonnes
per annum of high grade magnetite concentrate containing 69% iron.
The appointment of Standard Chartered marks the beginning of the critical financing phase of the
Southdown Project as the Definitive Feasibility Study moves closer to its scheduled completion in
December 2011.
Grange Managing Director, Russell Clark, said that he was “pleased to appoint Standard Chartered
Bank as Financial Advisor for the Southdown Project as the bank has an experienced and high quality
Mining and Metals team. The Standard Chartered team will work closely with the Southdown Joint
Venture partners over the coming months in concert with the completion of the Definitive Feasibility
Study to determine the best project finance solution available for the Southdown Project.”
About Standard Chartered Bank
Standard Chartered ‐ leading the way in Asia, Africa and the Middle East.
Standard Chartered is a leading international banking group. It has operated for over 150 years in
some of the world's most dynamic markets and earns more than 90 per cent of its income and profits
in Asia, Africa and the Middle East. This geographic focus and commitment to developing deep
relationships with clients and customers has driven the Bank's growth in recent years. Standard
Chartered PLC is listed on the London and Hong Kong stock exchanges as well as the Bombay and
National Stock Exchanges in India.
With 1,700 offices in 70 markets, the Group offers exciting and challenging international career
opportunities for around 85,000 staff. It is committed to building a sustainable business over the long
term and is trusted worldwide for upholding high standards of corporate governance, social
responsibility, environmental protection and employee diversity. Standard Chartered's heritage and
values are expressed in its brand promise, 'Here for good'.
For more information on Standard Chartered, please visit www.standardchartered.com
Damit geht´s wieder aufwärts: 
Southdown Project Financing - Key Appointment
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20110930/pdf/421fcgbrr1m2xv.pdf
Ich lese hier gern. Bleibt dabei.
Grüsse, Mintelo
Southdown Project Financing - Key Appointment
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20110930/pdf/421fcgbrr1m2xv.pdf
Ich lese hier gern. Bleibt dabei.
Grüsse, Mintelo
hallo zyperus,
bin auch noch dabei (lesen und natürlich in grange investiert). schätze Deine recherche arbeiten sehr sowie natürlich die charttechnik von urpferdchen.
bitte bleibt für die mitleser am ball!
habe auch nochmals ein klein wenig nachgelegt (anfang der woche den rest vom cash auf meine lieblinge verteilt).
ich denke langfrsitig machen wir hier nix falsch und kurzfristig sehen wir auch bald wieder kurse um die 0,6 und dann 0,8.
gruss
bin auch noch dabei (lesen und natürlich in grange investiert). schätze Deine recherche arbeiten sehr sowie natürlich die charttechnik von urpferdchen.
bitte bleibt für die mitleser am ball!
habe auch nochmals ein klein wenig nachgelegt (anfang der woche den rest vom cash auf meine lieblinge verteilt).
ich denke langfrsitig machen wir hier nix falsch und kurzfristig sehen wir auch bald wieder kurse um die 0,6 und dann 0,8.
gruss
in den letzten 3 Wochen Ausverkauf am Markt - Gange res. hat einen untgeren Trendrand erreicht und
heute 0,30 Euro - mit 7,8% plus erreicht - 0,41 Aud$
die Trendoberkante wären ca. 0,55 Aud $
Nach Silber- und gold tief gestern und Rohstoff - Tief heute übereall aufwärts.
Urpferdchen
heute 0,30 Euro - mit 7,8% plus erreicht - 0,41 Aud$
die Trendoberkante wären ca. 0,55 Aud $
Nach Silber- und gold tief gestern und Rohstoff - Tief heute übereall aufwärts.
Urpferdchen
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