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Ich beobachte Metals X schon seit etwa 5 Jahren. Die Firma hat sich im Laufe der Zeit interessante Assets (Zinn, Nickel, Phosphate, Wolfram, Gold) in Australien zugekauft. Mein Eindruck ist, dass die Leute mit Weitblick kaufen und Durchhaltevermögen haben.
Im letzten Jahr ist die historische Zinn-Mine Renison Mine in Tasmanien in Produktion gegangen. Der Titel wird jetzt interessant.
Im letzten Jahr ist die historische Zinn-Mine Renison Mine in Tasmanien in Produktion gegangen. Der Titel wird jetzt interessant.
Hier der Aktien-Chart:
... hier eine aktuelle Einschätzung zu Zinn:
KL tin market may consolidate
Published: 2010/01/16
The Kuala Lumpur Tin Market (KLTM) is likely to consolidate next week with steady demand expected from foreign buyers, after hitting a 15-month high on Friday, dealers said.
The price had surged to S$18,200 per tonne, the highest since September 2008, following sharp gains on the London Metal Exchange (LME) amid positive signs of a global economic recovery.
"We expect demand for the metal to continue strong as investors digest China's move to tighten its monetary policy to achieve a solid growth," one of the dealers said.
China, the world's largest scrap metal importer, has raised its bank reserves requirement ratio to curb inflation threats.
The price of industrial metals including tin came under pressure early this week due to a knee-jerk reaction to the reserve ratio announcement, but it later rebounded.
"China is the biggest growing economy in world. The country has it own strong momentum and this would indirectly help boost demand for metals," the dealer said.
He said the tin price could hover between US$18,200 and US$19,250 per tonne next week with Japanese and European continuing to support the market.
On a Friday-to-Friday basis, the KLTM tin price jumped US$700 to US$18,200 per tonne from US$17,500 per tonne.
The metal's price on LME also surged by US$950 to US$18,450 per tonne from US$17,500 per tonne.
The weekly turnover on KLTM was lower at 268 tonnes compared with 303 tonnes a week earlier.
The price differential between KLTM and LME, based on a formula that includes freight, insurance and other financial costs, stood at a US$75 premium per tonne against US$325 per tonne previously. -- Bernama
KL tin market may consolidate
Published: 2010/01/16
The Kuala Lumpur Tin Market (KLTM) is likely to consolidate next week with steady demand expected from foreign buyers, after hitting a 15-month high on Friday, dealers said.
The price had surged to S$18,200 per tonne, the highest since September 2008, following sharp gains on the London Metal Exchange (LME) amid positive signs of a global economic recovery.
"We expect demand for the metal to continue strong as investors digest China's move to tighten its monetary policy to achieve a solid growth," one of the dealers said.
China, the world's largest scrap metal importer, has raised its bank reserves requirement ratio to curb inflation threats.
The price of industrial metals including tin came under pressure early this week due to a knee-jerk reaction to the reserve ratio announcement, but it later rebounded.
"China is the biggest growing economy in world. The country has it own strong momentum and this would indirectly help boost demand for metals," the dealer said.
He said the tin price could hover between US$18,200 and US$19,250 per tonne next week with Japanese and European continuing to support the market.
On a Friday-to-Friday basis, the KLTM tin price jumped US$700 to US$18,200 per tonne from US$17,500 per tonne.
The metal's price on LME also surged by US$950 to US$18,450 per tonne from US$17,500 per tonne.
The weekly turnover on KLTM was lower at 268 tonnes compared with 303 tonnes a week earlier.
The price differential between KLTM and LME, based on a formula that includes freight, insurance and other financial costs, stood at a US$75 premium per tonne against US$325 per tonne previously. -- Bernama
Hier die Preisentwicklung von Zinn:
Metals X hat mit dem weltgrössten Zinn-Produzenten China Yunnan Zinn ein Joint Venture, um die Renison Mine zu bewirtschaften.
http://metalsx.com.au/
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http://www.cytmg.com/eng/index.htm
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Foreign demand to boost KL tin mart
Published: 2010/02/27
The Kuala Lumpur Tin Market (KLTM) is likely to trade at the US$17,000 per tonne level next week, dealers said.
They said strong overseas demand, especially from Europe, would provide the boost, while movement on the London Metal Exchange (LME) is also expected to provide direction.
One dealer said the tin market was also expected to receive strong interest in anticipation of a better economic performance this year.
The KLTM was closed on Friday for the Maulidur Rasul (Prophet Muhammad''s birthday) celebration.
For this holiday-shortened week, the KLTM was traded mostly higher due to strong bids and an improving economic outlook.
On Thursday, tin price surged by US$260 to close at US$16,900 a tonne from US$16,640 the previous Friday.
Turnover for the week increased to 205 tonnes from 150 tonnes the previous week.
The price differential between the KLTM and the LME widened to a premium of US$260 per tonne from US$25 last Friday.-- Bernama
Published: 2010/02/27
The Kuala Lumpur Tin Market (KLTM) is likely to trade at the US$17,000 per tonne level next week, dealers said.
They said strong overseas demand, especially from Europe, would provide the boost, while movement on the London Metal Exchange (LME) is also expected to provide direction.
One dealer said the tin market was also expected to receive strong interest in anticipation of a better economic performance this year.
The KLTM was closed on Friday for the Maulidur Rasul (Prophet Muhammad''s birthday) celebration.
For this holiday-shortened week, the KLTM was traded mostly higher due to strong bids and an improving economic outlook.
On Thursday, tin price surged by US$260 to close at US$16,900 a tonne from US$16,640 the previous Friday.
Turnover for the week increased to 205 tonnes from 150 tonnes the previous week.
The price differential between the KLTM and the LME widened to a premium of US$260 per tonne from US$25 last Friday.-- Bernama
Renison Update 26 March 2010
Metals X advises that production at the Renison tin operation has resumed at full
production. As announced on Monday, 22 March, the bearing on the primary
mill failed on the morning of Saturday, 20 March. A spare bearing was available
at site and additional parts were sourced locally which resulted in the repairs
being expedited. A major shut down that was planned for 31 March 2010 was
also brought forward and complete. Underground mine production and all other
site activities were unaffected including the crushing plant which continued to
crush to stockpiles.
As previously announced based on production achieved for January and
February 2010 the Renison tin operation is currently operating at an annualised
rate of approximately 8,000 tonnes pa of tin metal at a cash cost of production
of A$10,173 per tonne of tin and a total cost of sales of A$12,209 per tonne.
The tin price has continued to consolidate at levels above A$19,000 and the tin
market fundamentals and outlook continues to remain strong.
Enquiries:
Warren Hallam Scott Huffadine
Managing Director Executive Director
End
Metals X advises that production at the Renison tin operation has resumed at full
production. As announced on Monday, 22 March, the bearing on the primary
mill failed on the morning of Saturday, 20 March. A spare bearing was available
at site and additional parts were sourced locally which resulted in the repairs
being expedited. A major shut down that was planned for 31 March 2010 was
also brought forward and complete. Underground mine production and all other
site activities were unaffected including the crushing plant which continued to
crush to stockpiles.
As previously announced based on production achieved for January and
February 2010 the Renison tin operation is currently operating at an annualised
rate of approximately 8,000 tonnes pa of tin metal at a cash cost of production
of A$10,173 per tonne of tin and a total cost of sales of A$12,209 per tonne.
The tin price has continued to consolidate at levels above A$19,000 and the tin
market fundamentals and outlook continues to remain strong.
Enquiries:
Warren Hallam Scott Huffadine
Managing Director Executive Director
End
Die haben was gemerkt:
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Metals X Limited Announces Holding Interest Of Chong Sok Un
Monday, 13 Sep 2010 04:38am EDT
Metals X Limited announced that Chong Sok Un is interested in 70,331,581 shares of Metals X Limited, representing 5.15% of the total voting power.
Metals X Limited Announces Holding Interest Of COL Capital Limited
Monday, 13 Sep 2010 04:26am EDT
Metals X Limited announced that COL Capital Limited is interested in 100,376,141 shares of Metals X Limited, representing 7.35% of the total voting power.
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Metals X Limited Announces Holding Interest Of Chong Sok Un
Monday, 13 Sep 2010 04:38am EDT
Metals X Limited announced that Chong Sok Un is interested in 70,331,581 shares of Metals X Limited, representing 5.15% of the total voting power.
Metals X Limited Announces Holding Interest Of COL Capital Limited
Monday, 13 Sep 2010 04:26am EDT
Metals X Limited announced that COL Capital Limited is interested in 100,376,141 shares of Metals X Limited, representing 7.35% of the total voting power.
Tin ore to become scarce: reports
* Source: Global Times
* [17:29 November 17 2010]
* Comments
Though China, being the country with most deposits of tin ore in the world, overexploitation and uncontrolled consumption have made the resource the scarcest among other non-ferrous metals, according to reports released by the National Business Daily Wednesday.
"Its supply will hardly meet demand in the coming years, and the tin industry should keep vigilantly balanced on demand and supply," said Lei Yi, chairman of the Yunnan Tin Company Ltd.
In order to minimize a near-future chaos in the industry, the Chinese government has launched a protection policy: Exports to be reduced, while imports increased.
In the past nine months, China imported 13,744 tons of tin ore, an increase of 171.4 percent on a year-on-year basis.
Besides governmental action, industries using tin resource as raw material should improve their core technology in order to save tin resource, said an analyst.
In China, Yunnan, the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, Hunan, Inner Mongolia, Guangdong and Jiangxi are the resource's major producing regions.
* Source: Global Times
* [17:29 November 17 2010]
* Comments
Though China, being the country with most deposits of tin ore in the world, overexploitation and uncontrolled consumption have made the resource the scarcest among other non-ferrous metals, according to reports released by the National Business Daily Wednesday.
"Its supply will hardly meet demand in the coming years, and the tin industry should keep vigilantly balanced on demand and supply," said Lei Yi, chairman of the Yunnan Tin Company Ltd.
In order to minimize a near-future chaos in the industry, the Chinese government has launched a protection policy: Exports to be reduced, while imports increased.
In the past nine months, China imported 13,744 tons of tin ore, an increase of 171.4 percent on a year-on-year basis.
Besides governmental action, industries using tin resource as raw material should improve their core technology in order to save tin resource, said an analyst.
In China, Yunnan, the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, Hunan, Inner Mongolia, Guangdong and Jiangxi are the resource's major producing regions.
Australischer Marktbericht, 21.12.2010: Metals X startet Kupfer- und Silberproduktion im Renison Tin Projekt in Tasmanien
21.12.2010 | 4:00 Uhr | Asia Business News
Sydney, Australia (ABN Newswire) - Metals X Limited (ASX:MLX) hat die Kupferproduktion im Renison Tin Projekt in Tasmanien begonnen und produziert nun Kupfer-Konzentrat als Zweitprodukt. Metallurgische Eigenschaften deuten auf eine höhere Konzentration hin als es in den ersten Testläufen der Fall war. Es wird ein Produktion von 1.000 - 2.000 Tonnen Kupfermetall jährlich erwartet, die eventuell zusätzlich durch 100.000 Unzen Silber pro Jahr ergänzt werden kann.
21.12.2010 | 4:00 Uhr | Asia Business News
Sydney, Australia (ABN Newswire) - Metals X Limited (ASX:MLX) hat die Kupferproduktion im Renison Tin Projekt in Tasmanien begonnen und produziert nun Kupfer-Konzentrat als Zweitprodukt. Metallurgische Eigenschaften deuten auf eine höhere Konzentration hin als es in den ersten Testläufen der Fall war. Es wird ein Produktion von 1.000 - 2.000 Tonnen Kupfermetall jährlich erwartet, die eventuell zusätzlich durch 100.000 Unzen Silber pro Jahr ergänzt werden kann.
Das nehmen wir gerne mit.
Derzeit wird pro Kupfer-Tonne 9000USD gezahlt,
was auf Einkünfte von 9-18 Mio USD hinausliefe.
(+ evtl. ca 3 Mio USD fürs Silber)
Derzeit wird pro Kupfer-Tonne 9000USD gezahlt,
was auf Einkünfte von 9-18 Mio USD hinausliefe.
(+ evtl. ca 3 Mio USD fürs Silber)
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