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      schrieb am 09.02.11 00:44:48
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      ´´Padbury Mining Ltd (“Padbury”) is a Perth-based Western Australian ASX listed mineral exploration company.

      Padbury is aiming to create shareholder wealth through strategic exploration of its potentially high grade mineralised tenements held in the Mid West Region with particular focus on iron ore, gold and uranium projects´´


      als unmittelbarer nachbar des ÜBERFLIEGERS ´HOR` ist PDY jüngst
      schon bei einer reihe investoren in den fokus gerückt -
      HEUTE nun gabs mit nachfolg. meldung nen weiteren PUSH gen norden.....



      High Grade Haematite Discovery



      http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20110209/pdf/41wnzkbbndkydv.pdf





      :p:p:p:look:
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      schrieb am 09.02.11 01:05:55
      Beitrag Nr. 2 ()
      ...hier gehts zu der akt. proj.- übersicht bzw. ner reihe weiterer infos...


      http://www.padburymining.com.au/index.php?option=com_content…


      http://www.asx.com.au/asx/research/companyInfo.do?by=asxCode…


      ...ua. dem jüngsten....Quarterly Activities Report/ Cashflow Report
      :eek::eek:


      :):look:
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      schrieb am 09.02.11 09:52:35
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      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.006.544 von hbg55 am 09.02.11 00:44:48
      auf dem weg zu einer NEU- bewertung wurde heute ein weiterer ´meilenstein´
      gesetzt......und zwar mit eindrucksvollem bzw hist. TOP- vol. von 150mios:eek::eek:


      da wirds fast zur nebensache, daß wir das TH am beginn von aud 0,04
      nicht halten konnten, weil ne reihe shortys im laufe der sitzung ihre
      gewinne einsackten........




      SK....aud 0,035

      :):look:
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      schrieb am 09.02.11 10:12:34
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      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.007.471 von hbg55 am 09.02.11 09:52:35
      denke mal, HIER lohnts sich noch länger bei zu bleiben bzw. ÜBER den
      tellerrand zu schauen...........uuuuuund sieht dann, daß man mit
      dem 871 qkm großen PEAK HILL-JV über ein ausgezeichnetes proj.
      verfügt..........eine JORC- studie soll in kürze fertig sein !!!


      dann sollte die akt. MK von grad mal aud- mios 48,- zur
      makulatur werden...IMO


      :look:
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      schrieb am 09.02.11 10:36:10
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      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.007.629 von hbg55 am 09.02.11 10:12:34die details sind unter folg. link zu finden.........inkl. JORC-
      ankündigung noch für diesen monat.......

      Confirmed thick and continuous magnetite mineralisation


      http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20110127/pdf/41wd9pmphfddr1.pdf


      :):lick::look:

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      schrieb am 09.02.11 16:35:27
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      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.007.471 von hbg55 am 09.02.11 09:52:35

      ..hat da evtl. diesmal ein BIG player zugeschnappt, nachdem grad
      in 10.2010 ein übernahmeversuch seitens FEL kläglich scheiterte


      :rolleyes::rolleyes::look:
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      schrieb am 09.02.11 19:24:02
      Beitrag Nr. 7 ()
      :look:
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      schrieb am 10.02.11 00:03:40
      Beitrag Nr. 8 ()
      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.006.544 von hbg55 am 09.02.11 00:44:48

      moin PDY- lers,

      grad beginnt der handel in AUS........mal schauen, ob sich
      trend gen norden fortsetzt


      :look:
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      schrieb am 10.02.11 12:05:11
      Beitrag Nr. 9 ()
      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.013.951 von hbg55 am 10.02.11 00:03:40...sahen fortsetzung von gewinn- mitnahmen.......bei vergleichsweise
      mäßigem vol. von knapp 26mios bzw. SK von aud 0,033





      ...oder anders ausgedrückt.....schööönes umfeld für schnäppchenjäger....IMO

      :p:lick::look:
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      schrieb am 25.02.11 09:51:56
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      Padbury Mining

      Padbury Mining (ASX: PDY) is a Perth-based Western Australian mineral exploration company. Padbury is aiming to create shareholder wealth through strategic exploration of its potentially high grade mineralised tenements held in the Mid West Region with particular focus on iron ore, gold and uranium projects.
      Padbury Mining expands tenement with acquisition near Meekatharra
      Friday, February 25, 2011
      Padbury Mining expands tenement with acquisition near Meekatharra

      Padbury Mining (ASX: PDY) has acquired two tenements 160 kilometres north of Meekatharra, in the Peak Hill mining district of Western Australia, with scrip.

      Consideration comprises the issue of 120 million shares, with the company last trading at $0.029.

      The acquisition adds ground to the already extensive 2000 square kilometres of tenements in the Peak Hill field, with the company already identifying a 25 kilometre strike line across a section of the tenure.

      The new ground supports Padbury's medium term strategic plan, developed in conjunction with CSA Global, to diversify the company’s project opportunities through acquisition of new tenements/projects.

      Padbury said its goal is to position itself as a key participant in the development of iron ore projects in the Yilgarn Province and the
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      schrieb am 26.02.11 09:51:53
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      China can afford WA rail project, but will they want to share?

      * Bryan Frith
      * From: The Australian
      * January 28, 2011 12:00AM

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      A SMALL but potentially significant development occurred yesterday which underscores the threat to Murchison Metals and its Japanese partner Mitsubishi in retaining control of the $4.3 billion Oakajee project, which involves building a new deepwater port and rail line to enable development of WA's Mid-west iron ore region.

      Almost two years ago the former WA Labor Government controversially chose Oakajee Port and Rail (OPR), owned 50-50 by Murchison and Mitsubishi, to develop the Oakajee port ahead of Yilgarn Infrastructure, a consortium half-owned by five Chinese state-owned enterprises, and half by Australian investors.

      OPR got the nod despite Yilgarn already having $3bn of debt funding essentially committed by China's Exim Bank, and signed letters of intent from prospective Mid-West miners to rail and ship at least 30 million tonnes of iron ore per year.

      Yilgarn also had an agreement with Midwest Corp, which claimed to have a longstanding legal agreement with the WA state government, which gave it the right develop a port and rail infrastructure network, but which needed some amendments to make it functional, as parts had become outmoded by the passage of time. But the former Labor government tore up the agreement, labelling it archaic and unworkable.

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      * Warns against Fletcher's bid The Australian, 5 days ago
      * Fletcher extends $814m Crane offer The Australian, 8 days ago
      * Crane board backs Fletcher's higher bid The Australian, 30 Jan 2011
      * Oakajee group confident of deal Perth Now, 27 Jan 2011
      * Fletcher lifts offer in bid for Crane The Australian, 27 Jan 2011

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      OPR was required to submit a bankable feasibility study (BFS) by March 31 this year but late last year admitted it would be unable to meet that deadline and sought an extension to June 30.

      That prompted a frustrated Barnett to suggest that the project may need some "modest restructuring" and that he would welcome Chinese participation.

      Barnett on Wednesday revealed that he had written to OPR stating that any extension of the BFS deadline would subject to be OPR meeting some "exacting conditions".

      Barnett declined to disclose the conditions but he did say that he would like to see some Chinese involvement and for it to be an Australia, Japanese and Chinese project -- the first of its kind in this country. OPR is said to be resisting any such restructure.

      One of the problems for OPR is that funding of the port and rail infrastructure is dependent on the success of Murchison's Jack Hills project. Jack Hills was originally predicated on railing and shipping at least 25 million tonnes of direct shipping ore (DSO) a year but reserves fell well short of expectations.

      Murchison is now pinning its hopes on its 3.2 billion tonnes Jack Hills magnetite prospects but doubters question whether it will be viable, suggesting it would require more than $3bn to develop, and would require a huge amount of overburden to be removed because it dips so sharply.

      Sinosteel owns Midwest, while Anshan Iron and Steel is a major shareholder in Gindalbie and its Karara magnetite project. Sinosteel and Anshan are both shareholders of Yilgarn.

      The Chinese have sufficiently deep pockets to fund the rail line but they are likely to want majority ownership to enable them to control the costs of the infrastructure.

      The small but emerging iron ore hopeful Padbury Mining yesterday entered the mix by announcing that, subject to shareholder approval, it had agreed to acquire for $2.25 million all of the intellectual property of Yilgarn relating to building an open-access multi-user rail line to the Oakajee port. Padbury is evaluating promising magnetite mineralisation at its Peak Hill iron ore project in the Mid-west. The company says it is keen to ensure it will have the necessary infrastructure in place to commence production in 2015 and has entered into the agreement to purchase Yilgarn's IP as part of that "exploitation strategy".

      Padbury says it recognises the current "conditional" mandate of OPR but also recognises its need to have an infrastructure solution that will meet its timetable.

      That is likely to create speculation that Yilgarn's IP could form the basis for the development of an alternative infrastructure proposal involving Chinese interests.

      Significantly, John Saunders, who came on as chairman of Padbury, was formerly the chief executive of Yilgarn when it was pitching for the Oakajee project. And he is well-connected in Beijing.

      THE fact that Fletcher Buildings and its takeover target Crane both obtained trading halts yesterday morning pending an announcement strongly suggests the companies have come to an agreement on recommended bid terms.

      If so, it would mean that Fletcher decided against a campaign against the conclusion of the independent expert Ernst & Young that Fletcher's scrip and cash offer was not fair and reasonable and did not contain a control premium, in favour of trying to negotiate an improved offer which the target board was prepared to recommend.

      The signs are that Fletcher has succeeded.

      Fletcher last month paid institutional holders $9.35 a share for 14.9 per cent of Crane and announced a hostile offer of one Fletcher share plus $3.43 cash for each Crane share, which it claimed equated to the value paid by the institutions.

      The Crane board considered the offer to be inadequate and recommended rejection.

      On Tuesday Crane revealed that Ernst & Young had valued the Fletcher offer in a range of $9.05 to $9.45 a share, which was well below its value range for Crane of $9.92 to $11.56 a share.

      As a result, the expert considered the Fletcher offer was not fair and reasonable and did not provide a control premium for Crane shareholders.

      Fletcher was not impressed and considered canvassing Crane's retail shareholders in an attempt to win them over.

      However, a takeover of Crane makes strong commercial sense for Fletcher -- Crane's Iplex plastic pipes business is the market leader while its trade distribution business is No 2 and is similar to Fletcher's PlaceMakers business. There would also be significant cost synergies, perhaps in the order of $20m per annum.

      A successful takeover of Crane would significantly expand Fletcher's presence in Australia and the scrip component of its offer would increase its capital by slightly more than 10 per cent and should lead to increased market liquidity in trading on the ASX. The promised announcement did not eventuate yesterday, presumably because the parties are negotiating an implementation agreement to give Fletcher some deal certainty.

      While the revised terms are yet to be disclosed, there is obvious scope to sweeten the offer. One way would be to increase the cash component by at least 22c a share by allowing Crane shareholders to retain the recently declared interim dividend. Crane also has significant franking credits, in the order of $38m, or around $1.10 a share. If even half of those credits were made available to Crane shareholders that would boost the offer to about $10 a share, which would put it within Ernst & Young's value range and, by definition, would render the offer "fair and reasonable".
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      schrieb am 01.03.11 12:10:58
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      Australien rechnet weiter mit Rohstoff-Rally
      von Thomas Godt
      Dienstag 01.03.2011, 10:12 Uhr

      Canberra (BoerseGo.de) - Die Nachfrage aus China und Indien wird für eine Fortsetzung der Rally bei den Rohstoffpreisen in den kommenden zwei Jahren sorgen. "Auf mittlere Sicht werden wir sicherlich Preisrückgänge erleben, da das Angebot sowohl bei einigen Rohstoffen wegen der Preise deutlich steigen wird", erwartet USDA Analyst Shayle Shagham auf einer Konferenz in Australien, auf der auch der Rohstoff-Ausblick von Australien selbst vorgestellt wurde. "In den nächstenzwei Jahren werden wir recht hohe Preise bei Getreide und Rohstoffen überhaupt erleben, " sagte Shagham. Diese Preisentwicklung werde Unternehmen ermutigen, die Produktion zu erhöhen. Während etliche Analysten weniger optimistisch für die Rohstoffe sind, erwartet das Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resources Economics and Sciences (ABARES) vom Rohstoffsektor weiteren Schub. Der Ausblick bleibt gut, die Haupttreiber werden Indien und China sein. So werde der Export von Eisenerz im laufenden Jahr um fünf Prozent steigen auf 425 Millionen Tonnen und im Jahr 2016 bei 600 Millionen Tonnen liegen.
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      schrieb am 01.03.11 13:00:29
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      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.124.255 von allida am 01.03.11 12:10:58...und es könnte ´noch´ besser kommen......schau mal hier..........


      ...SYDNEY, March 1 (Reuters) - Rio Tinto , BHP Billiton and other Australian iron ore producers could be in for a windfall of higher prices in the third quarter after India moved to hike export duties on iron to 20 percent, sector executives and analysts said on Tuesday.



      http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/03/01/australia-iron-ore…

      :):look:
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      schrieb am 10.03.11 11:12:54
      Beitrag Nr. 14 ()
      Moin,

      wollt mir hier die Chance auch nicht entgehen lassen und hab mir mal'n paar PDY's gegönnt....
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      schrieb am 10.03.11 11:26:47
      Beitrag Nr. 15 ()
      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.176.500 von Homer__Simpson am 10.03.11 11:12:54
      welcome HS....in der ´noch´ kleinen fan- gemeinde:kiss::D

      kann sich aber auch HIER gaaaaanz schnell ändern...IMO


      :look:
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      schrieb am 19.03.11 17:35:59
      Beitrag Nr. 16 ()
      Zwar schon ein paar Tage her, aber hatten wir hier noch nicht:
      Half-Year-Report

      http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20110314/pdf/41xf99v9rd5wf9.pdf

      ;)
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      schrieb am 20.03.11 23:59:43
      Beitrag Nr. 17 ()
      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.236.550 von Homer__Simpson am 19.03.11 17:35:59

      ....uuuuuund da ist noch was raus gekommen........

      Becoming a substantial holder

      http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20110318/pdf/41xjz4bprjsrvd.pdf


      :rolleyes::look:
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      schrieb am 21.03.11 09:59:59
      Beitrag Nr. 18 ()
      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.239.088 von hbg55 am 20.03.11 23:59:43:eek::lick:

      ....das hat den Kurs doch gleich etwas beflügelt und sollte auch für einen positven Verlauf in den nächsten Tagen sorgen - sofern die Lagen in Japan und Lybien "stabil" bleiben -, möchte ich hoffen.

      Der blaue Balken wächst wieder, wie man hier gut sehen kann:

      [
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      schrieb am 21.03.11 10:25:54
      Beitrag Nr. 19 ()
      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.239.850 von Homer__Simpson am 21.03.11 09:59:59moin HS.....ja, wennnnnnnnnn........würde mir auch wünschen, daß wir von
      diesen 2 branntherden zumindest keine WEITEREN bad news bekommen, denn
      auch von der charttechnik siehts ansonsten vielversprechend aus........IMO





      :):look:
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      schrieb am 21.03.11 11:24:50
      Beitrag Nr. 20 ()
      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.240.047 von hbg55 am 21.03.11 10:25:54moin hbg,

      chartechnisch sieht das mehr als lecker aus!!

      Bei Lybien bin ich fast entspannt (nicht falsch verstehen!) im Gegensatz zu Japan. Wenn da aber noch der Super-Gau kommt, dann müssen wir uns nicht über Kursentwicklungen unterhalten...:rolleyes:
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      schrieb am 21.03.11 11:43:37
      Beitrag Nr. 21 ()
      liebe leute,


      seh grad, daß in FSE ein 20k- trade zu € 0,032 über die bühne ging - DAS
      entspricht einem aud- kurs von akt. 0,045.....fast 50 % über pari....das
      muss nicht sein !!!!

      :rolleyes::(
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      schrieb am 22.03.11 09:35:23
      Beitrag Nr. 22 ()
      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.240.047 von hbg55 am 21.03.11 10:25:54Volumen nimmt weiter zu, nächstes Kaufsignal kommt evtl. auch bald, denn der MACD schickt sich an positiv zu werden...
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      schrieb am 22.03.11 12:53:30
      Beitrag Nr. 23 ()
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      schrieb am 25.03.11 05:11:15
      Beitrag Nr. 24 ()
      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.240.047 von hbg55 am 21.03.11 10:25:54Schönes Volumen heute !!
      Aktuell AUD 0,036!
      :eek:;)
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      schrieb am 25.03.11 10:09:24
      Beitrag Nr. 25 ()
      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.263.837 von Homer__Simpson am 25.03.11 05:11:15

      moin HS


      richtig............und der blick aufs chartbild signalisiert nun deff.
      ´frühlings- erwachen´ nachdem wir nun auch MA- 20- linie hinter uns haben
      lassen können ( siehe # 19)

      verspricht ne spann. nächste woche zu werden

      :look:
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      schrieb am 25.03.11 18:41:44
      Beitrag Nr. 26 ()
      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.265.007 von hbg55 am 25.03.11 10:09:24Moinsen hbg,

      ja nächste Woche wird wirklich spannend charttechnisch!!
      MACD auch positiv und wenn wir die CAD 0,036 hinter uns lassen, haben wir Luft bis CAD 0,046, siehe auch hier auf dem 2-Jahres-Chart...:eek: Hatten intraday ja schon kurzzeitig die 0,037!
      Bei dem Volumen im Moment, bin ich eigentlich recht guter Dinge, but we will see....:look:



      Nice weekend.
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      schrieb am 25.03.11 19:23:43
      Beitrag Nr. 27 ()
      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.268.327 von Homer__Simpson am 25.03.11 18:41:44

      thx.......the SAME to U

      :look:
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      schrieb am 28.03.11 07:07:09
      Beitrag Nr. 28 ()
      :eek::D

      :eek::D

      Padbury Mining in trading halt pending announcement on Peak Hill Iron JORC Resource
      Monday, March 28, 2011
      Padbury Mining (ASX: PDY) has requested a trading halt pending release of an announcement about a maiden JORC Resource estimate on the Peak Hill Iron Ore Joint Venture.

      The halt will last until an announcement is made or commencement of trading on Wednesday 30th March 2011.

      Padbury Mining (70%) and joint venture partner Aurium Resources (30%) (ASX: AGU) have been undergoing a drilling program designed to assess the potential of one third of the 1.5 to 2.0 billion tonne exploration target, grading 25% to 35% iron at the Telecom Hill Prospect.

      Telecom Hill is part of the Peak Hill Iron project, located in the Pilbara region of Western Australia.

      The results from Telecom Hill have demonstrated magnetite mineralisation is continuous over the entire tested length of 4 kilometres of the total 10 kilometre strike length.
      :lick:
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      schrieb am 29.03.11 11:35:25
      Beitrag Nr. 29 ()
      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.274.031 von Homer__Simpson am 28.03.11 07:07:09moin HS/ ALLLL

      leider waren heute veröffl. details NICHT die, die der markt erwartete, sondern
      erneut nur ´incomplete JORC´ - details..........KLAR, daß kurs darauf negativ
      reagierte !!!! dazu mal erklärende worte ausm HC- board........


      Bungy, macsharesforfun and other punters,

      You might think my latest post was a bit harsh and for that I apologise - I am normally pretty level headed particularly on this forum as I know what it is like to try and make informed decisions when there are sensationalist comments presented.

      But in my defence what was the last reason stated for the JORC to be delayed??? That's right - because the DTR results were not completed by Spectrolab - that announcement was end of February!!!!

      And now - 1 month later we have a report missing the DTR results.......

      1) Less than 9 weeks - options expire....
      2) Sale of YRR stock at rock bottom price smacks of desperation...
      3) Incomplete report with no upside to resource for at least 5-6 months...
      4) Multiple actions recommended in this report by CSA and obvious cash requirement to complete not there...
      5) Capital raising at what price now - how much dilution....


      I'm sure others can fill in any gaps in my current concerns.

      Now - does this balance the rushing out of an incomplete JORC resource just so that Gary doesn't need to get on BRR and announce a further delay of a week or two???????

      Answer - IMO - No but I'll let the market be the judge.

      You will notice that I still hold and I haven't sold a single share or option in both AGU and PDY. Love the story but hate the poor exposure and weak decision making....



      :rolleyes::look:
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      schrieb am 29.03.11 12:23:04
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      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.281.476 von hbg55 am 29.03.11 11:35:25Hi hbg,

      ich wollt's auch gerade posten.....

      Ja, ziemlich unschön alles....:rolleyes:
      Ich weiß noch nicht wie ich damit umgehen werde. Werde nachher at home noch mal in mich gehen....
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      schrieb am 11.04.11 21:53:10
      Beitrag Nr. 31 ()
      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.281.476 von hbg55 am 29.03.11 11:35:25Na hbg, bist auch noch am Start??

      Neue Präsi:
      http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20110411/pdf/41xzm9520hkk03.pdf
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      schrieb am 12.04.11 13:06:29
      Beitrag Nr. 32 ()
      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.351.221 von Homer__Simpson am 11.04.11 21:53:10

      thx HS.....joooo, noch immmmer dabei - sogar aufgestockt


      :p:p:look:
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      schrieb am 28.04.11 11:57:17
      Beitrag Nr. 33 ()
      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.354.096 von hbg55 am 12.04.11 13:06:29Moin hbg,

      guckst Du hier:

      Chinese Offer follows maiden JORC Results
      http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20110428/pdf/41y8smjsf0rzvd.pdf

      Hatte natürlich ein gutes Volumen zur Folge:

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      schrieb am 28.04.11 13:16:28
      Beitrag Nr. 34 ()
      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.422.323 von Homer__Simpson am 28.04.11 11:57:17

      thx HS........verrrry int........GUUUT schon welche zu haben !!!


      damit dürfte noch so manch andrer int. wachgerüttelt werden


      :):look:
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      schrieb am 02.05.11 11:22:37
      Beitrag Nr. 35 ()
      Padbury Mining commences heritage survey at Mt Padbury JV in WA
      12:56 am

      Padbury Mining (ASX: PDY) has commenced a heritage survey in preparation for the first drill program on the Mt Padbury JV in the mid-west region of Western Australia with its JV partner Aurium Resources (ASX: AGU).

      A geological mapping program conducted on the Peak Hill project near Mt Padbury within exploration licence E52/2279 was successful in highlighting two deposits of high grade haematite-goethite mineralisation.

      Programs of Work applications have been submitted to the Department of Mines and Petroleum for a new drilling program at Mt Padbury (EL52/2279) and for an extension to Telecom Hill for an increase to the existing 850 million tonnes Inferred JORC Resource at 27.3% Iron (Fe) and to upgrade from the Inferred to Indicated category for some of the mineralisation assessed previously by CSA Global.

      Upon receipt of Department approvals and the successful completion of the heritage surveys the JV partners will be undertake drilling programs on both Mt Padbury and Telecom Hill.

      To ensure that no time is lost, drilling contractors are being sought to commence drilling as soon possible.

      The mapping identified two potentially significant haematite prospects near Mt Padbury.

      A total of 22 surface rockchip samples were taken at the haematite outcrops and these samples gave iron grades ranging from 51.8–63.2% Fe.

      The larger of the two haematite occurrences has an exploration target potential of 20 to 25 million tonnes at a grade of 55–60% Fe.

      the JV partners are working closely with CSA Global and the assay laboratory to finalise the Davis Tube Recovery analysis. It said "the delays are regrettable but work continues on the next drilling programs designed to continue to take the project forward."

      The surveys are being performed in conjunction with the JidiJidi community and are expected to be completed this week.
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      schrieb am 12.05.11 22:28:45
      Beitrag Nr. 36 ()
      :eek::eek:

      moin PDY- lers


      ....nachfolg. NEWS liest sich vielversprechend....IMO.....damit
      sollts heraus aus der talsohle gehen......

      Padbury Mining Limited (ASX:PDY) Receive Work Approval For Telecom Hill Iron Drilling Program


      Perth, May 12, 2011 (ABN Newswire) - The joint venture partners Padbury Mining Limited (ASX:PDY) and Aurium Resources (ASX:AGU) are pleased to announce that they have received approval from the Department of Mines and Petroleum to conduct 3,900 metres of in-fill drilling at Telecom Hill.


      A heritage survey was completed last week and upon receipt of approval from the JidiJidi this tenement (E52/1557) will be ready for drilling.

      This work will be directed at increasing the existing 850mt Inferred JORC Resource at 27.3% Fe and to upgrade from the Inferred to Indicated category for some of the mineralisation assessed previously by CSA Global.

      The proposed drilling program will cover some 39 holes.

      As previously advised, in order to ensure that no time is lost, interest from drilling contractors has been sought with a view to commencing drilling as soon possible.

      For the complete Padbury Mining announcement including figures, please refer to the following link:
      http://www.abnnewswire.net/media/en/docs/541536.pdf



      :):look:
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      schrieb am 20.06.11 11:51:56
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      schrieb am 20.06.11 12:12:24
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      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.670.400 von hbg55 am 20.06.11 11:51:56

      ...DAMIT wurde jüngst gesehener abverkauf eindrucksvoll gestoppt und
      schlossen mit nem 20%igen kurssprung auf TH von aud 0,18






      :p:p:look:
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      schrieb am 29.06.11 09:17:47
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      Padbury Mining identifies two new DSO hematite targets at prospective Telecom Hill
      Tuesday, June 28, 2011 by John Phillips
      Padbury Mining identifies two new DSO hematite targets at prospective Telecom Hill

      Padbury Mining (ASX: PDY) will target two new areas of direct-shipping-ore mineralisation in a new drilling campaign to kick off next month at the Telecom Hill magnetite deposit.

      The new mineralisation was identified during a recent program of geological mapping and high-resolution aeromagnetic surveys, with three rock chip samples collected showing high iron grades of 60% to 65% iron.

      The two areas extend over a strike length of 300 metres and have average thickness at surface of 100 metres and 50 metres.

      An incised valley that cuts through the larger outcrop area shows the hematite mineralisation is at least 20 metres thick and not just surface enrichment.

      Gary Stokes, managing director, said, “The two new DSO target areas overlay our main Telecom Hill magnetite deposit and provide a significant new drilling target.

      “Resource evaluation programs have been designed targeting these hematite prospects and will be implemented as part of the next phase of drilling planned to start in July.”

      Earlier in the year Padbury announced a higher than expected maiden Inferred JORC Resource of 850 million tonnes at 27.3% iron for Telecom Hill, surpassing the initial 500 million tonne short term target.

      Importantly the resource was defined from just 4 kilometres of a 10 kilometre strike length, and therefore is likely to see a significant boost to the resource base in 2011 from further drilling.

      Telecom Hill is located in the Mid-West region of Western Australia which has grown in stature as a significant iron ore province.

      The project is near other major operating and prospective mine projects, including Weld Range (Sinosteel Midwest Corp), Jack Hills (Crosslands Resources) and Mt Gould (Atlas Iron).

      The project is part of the Peak Hill Iron Project Joint Venture between Padbury (70%) and Aurium Resources (ASX: AGU) (30%).

      Peak Hill has an exploration target of 3.5 to 5 billion tonnes at 25% to 35% iron, and covers a significant 2500 square kilometres.

      Early davis tube recovery test work has already demonstrated the potential for high-grade concentrate production.
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      schrieb am 03.07.11 22:55:36
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      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.714.412 von allida am 29.06.11 09:17:47

      ....DAS sollte PDY- kurs mal wieder abisl anfeuern....IMO


      :):look:
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      schrieb am 04.07.11 10:47:46
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      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.736.150 von hbg55 am 03.07.11 22:55:36
      ....und mit folg. news von heute gings rasant UPPPPP.........in ein
      hofftl. erfreuliches Q3.........


      Padbury Mining Limited (ASX:PDY) Confirms High Quality Concentrate Achievable at Telecom Hill



      http://www.abnnewswire.net/press/en/68201/Padbury_Mining_Lim…


      :p:p:look:
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      schrieb am 12.07.11 18:16:20
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      schrieb am 26.07.11 04:11:33
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      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.777.823 von hbg55 am 12.07.11 18:16:20:eek::eek:

      Hallo alle Padburyianer und -innen und -außen!

      schöne kleine zusammenfassung!!! Ich finde, der Gerry wirkt sehr überzeugend :)


      Corporate Profile - Gerry Stokes, Managing Director, 2.44min

      http://www.hotcopper.com.au/post_single.asp?fid=1&tid=151199…


      ...dazu mal ein kleiner blick auf den chart + ein paar Fakten:




      RT....0,018
      shares iao.....ca. 2,4 mrd - 2.398.710.866 (hochgerechnet vom neuen substantial holder)
      MK........43,177 mio AUD



      ist verdächtig ruhig geworden im juli an der asx.
      angesichts der pläne kommt jetzt mal die liqui und anschließend die kurse! Oder: Entsprechend dem Motto "feste Hände" werden im Sommerschlussverkaufsstils Packete in allen Größen hin und her geschoben.

      ....sofern nichts :eek: passiert. Egal, wir werden sehen wie's kommt!


      damit sich jeder selbst ein bild machen kann, was zu erwarten ist (Presi 14.June):

      Projekt Targets 2011

      Jul - Oct: Sttrengthen management team
      Jul - Oct: Appoint advisor - attraction of cornerstone investor/strategic partner
      Jul - Jun 2012: Start Approvals process and EIA
      Aug: Nov Drilling POW - upgrade to>1Bt indicated + referred JORC Res


      :look::)
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      schrieb am 26.07.11 08:08:52
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      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.843.362 von SteirerMan am 26.07.11 04:11:33
      thx SM für kurze übersicht :kiss:


      dazu sollte auch ein blick auf die akt. TOP 20- investors nicht fehlen.........immerhin
      satte 40 %, die von denen gehalten werden :eek::eek:


      http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20110715/pdf/41zsj90mcld2pk.pdf


      :look:
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      schrieb am 01.08.11 19:34:09
      Beitrag Nr. 45 ()
      wer ist denn von euch allen bei PBY dabei ???

      was traut ihr der aktie zu ???
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      schrieb am 03.08.11 12:06:31
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      Padbury Mining initiates flora and fauna assessments at JORC classified project
      Wednesday, August 03, 2011 by John Phillips
      Padbury Mining initiates flora and fauna assessments at JORC classified project

      Padbury Mining (ASX: PDY) continues to move the Peak Hill Iron Project forward with the latest move by the company the appointment of GHD to undertake spring flora and fauna assessments.

      These assessments are a significant component of the government environmental approvals process at the project, which currently hosts an Inferred JORC Resource of 850 million tonnes at 27.3% iron.

      Gary Stokes, managing director, said making an early start on baseline studies was important to try and avoid delays in project development.

      “The environmental approvals process is rigorous and time consuming and project progress can be significantly held up as a result.”

      Work on the surveys has started and will include a desktop assessment, a reconnaissance field survey by a botanist and zoologist and the reporting of the results.

      The interesting part of Peak Hill is the potential for upside, with the resource defined from just 4 kilometres of a 10 kilometre strike length, allowing for a significant boost in the resource base.

      Another key ingredient driving the project forward includes last month’s announcement of above 65% iron from Davis Tube Recovery at the main BIF target.

      The results indicate a high-quality concentrate can be achieved, and importantly with low impurities, and mass recoveries of about 22%.

      Peak Hill has an exploration target of 3.5 to 5 billion tonnes at 25% to 35% iron, and covers a significant 2500 square kilometres.

      The project is a joint venture with where Padbury holds 30% and Aurium Resources (ASX: AGU) 70%.
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      schrieb am 08.08.11 21:46:12
      Beitrag Nr. 47 ()
      bei 0,008 steig ich mit ein

      seit ner woche hab ich schon limit drin
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      schrieb am 28.08.11 13:15:45
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      Servus!:)

      Neue HP verfügbar.
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      schrieb am 28.08.11 13:22:58
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      Padbury Newsletter vom Aug 9,2011
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      schrieb am 05.09.11 16:11:41
      Beitrag Nr. 50 ()
      Padbury Mining Ltd
      17:09 AEST Sept 5, 2011 ABN Newswire (C) 2004-2011 Asia Business News PL. All Rights Reserved.






      Perth, Australia (ABN Newswire) - Padbury Mining Limited (ASX:PDY) is pleased to announce the appointment of Garret Dixon and David Southam to its Board of Directors, effective immediately.

      Chairman John Saunders said the new Board members would bring significant expertise and experience to Padbury, both having played major roles in the development of the Mid West Region's biggest and most advanced iron ore project, Gindalbie's Karara Iron Ore Project.

      'Having defined a significant Inferred JORC resource and identified highly prospective hematite targets at our flagship Peak Hill Iron project, Padbury is now ready to move into the next phase of project development,' Dr Saunders said.

      'Our focus for the next 12 months is on taking the project through pre-feasibility with an aggressive program of work. The independent skills and experience of Mr Dixon and Mr Southam will be invaluable in guiding this process.'

      Garret Dixon is an experienced and accomplished senior executive with extensive experience in the mining, transport and contracting industries in Australia and overseas. He served as Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Gindalbie Metals from December 2006 to April 2011, overseeing the design, construction and start-up of the Karara Iron Ore project.

      Mr Dixon's previous roles have included Executive General Manager, Mining West, for Henry Walker Eltin Group, General Manager of Business Development and Mining and Construction Manager for the development and later expansion of BHP-Billiton's Yandi Iron Ore Mine and Managing Director of Mitchell Corp Australia.

      David Southam is a Certified Practicing Accountant with more than 20 years' experience in accounting, banking and finance across the resources and industrial sectors.

      Currently Finance Director for nickel producer Western Areas NL, Mr Southam has also served as Chief Financial Officer of Gindalbie Metals, where he was responsible for completing one of Australia's largest project financing transactions from China and played a major role in securing life of mine offtake contracts for the Karara Iron Ore Project.

      He has also held senior finance and accounting positions with Brambles, WMC Resources and ANZ Investment Bank.

      The Board appointments will require ratification by shareholders at Padbury's next General Meeting at a date to be announced.
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      schrieb am 13.09.11 16:09:47
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      Market Update September 6, 2011
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      schrieb am 22.09.11 09:00:14
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      Padbury Mining to commence drilling targeting DSO at Telecom Hill
      Thursday, September 22, 2011
      Padbury Mining to commence drilling targeting DSO at Telecom Hill

      Padbury Mining (ASX: PDY) and joint venture partner Aurium Resources (ASX:AGU) have executed a drilling contract with Arrinooka Drilling for 12,500 metres of reverse circulation drilling at Telecom Hill, within the Peak Hill Iron Project.

      Mobilisation will start over this weekend with drilling expected to commence next Tuesday. This drilling program is the first aimed at the JV’s DSO exploration target of 10-55 million tonnes at 55-58% iron.

      Gary Stokes, Padbury's managing director, said “we are very enthusiastic about this program as we will be attempting to establish a Direct Shipping Ore (DSO) source at the Peak Hill project.”

      Once the drilling has commenced the JV Partners will provide fortnightly updates on progress.

      Padbury is targeting early cash flows, while also aiming for a resource upgrade. The potential for an upgrade remains very high, considering that the 850 million tonnes at 27.3% iron Inferred JORC Resource is defined from just 4 kilometres of a 10 kilometre strike length.

      The Peak Hill Iron Joint Venture is a prospective magnetite and hematite iron ore project located in the Mid-West region of Western Australia at Robison Range, about 450 kilometres north east of Geraldton.

      Padbury Mining (ASX: PDY) holds a 70% stake, with joint venture partner Aurium Resources (ASX: AGU) 30%.

      Peak Hill has an exploration target of 3.5 to 5 billion tonnes at 25% to 35% iron, and covers a significant 2500 square kilometres.
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      schrieb am 30.09.11 14:36:15
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      Padbury Mining drilling to test DSO exploration target of up to 55Mt at Telecom Hill
      Friday, September 30, 2011 by John Phillips
      Padbury Mining drilling to test DSO exploration target of up to 55Mt at Telecom Hill

      Padbury Mining (ASX: PDY) and joint venture partner Aurium Resources (ASX:AGU) have kicked off drilling at Telecom Hill last week, which is aimed at testing the exploration target of 10Mt to 55Mt at 55% to 58% iron.

      The first hole was collared on a tight, steep pad on the west side of the Telecom Hill East prospect and went to 216 metres. Logging & sampling was completed for all metres drilled.

      The joint venture is one to keep an eye on, with Padbury already looking to release more news next week, as the joint venture partners will provide fortnightly updates on progress.

      Padbury is targeting early cash flows, while also aiming for a resource upgrade. The potential for an upgrade remains very high, considering that the 850 million tonnes at 27.3% iron Inferred JORC Resource is defined from just 4 kilometres of a 10 kilometre strike length.

      The Peak Hill Iron Joint Venture is a prospective magnetite and hematite iron ore project located in the Mid-West region of Western Australia at Robison Range, about 450 kilometres north east of Geraldton.

      Padbury Mining (ASX: PDY) holds a 70% stake, with Aurium (ASX: AGU) 30%.

      Peak Hill has an exploration target of 3.5 to 5 billion tonnes at 25% to 35% iron, and covers a significant 2500 square kilometres.
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      schrieb am 12.10.11 16:36:45
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      Tonkin's Mining the Midwest Conference Presentation
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      schrieb am 13.10.11 08:02:43
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      Padbury Mining eyes DSO iron in major drilling campaign at Telecom Hill
      By proactiveinvestors

      Padbury Mining (ASX: PDY) continues to keep the market well-informed on the company’s joint venture operations at Telecom Hill – which already hosts an Inferred JORC Resource of 850 million tonnes at 27.3% iron.

      A major drilling campaign is currently underway, targeting DSO at both Telecom Hill and Mt Padbury, with diamond drilling for metallurgical testwork at the western end of Telecom Hill.

      The DSO exploration target is 10 to 55 million tonnes at 55-58% iron.

      Highlighting the depth of the program, extension drilling from the western end of Telecom Hill is underway with in-fill drilling at the western end of Telecom Hill.

      Gary Stokes, managing director, said that the drilling program was the first significant step of a focused strategy to improve the Peak Hill Iron Project resource base by identifying a DSO source.

      The Padbury strategy is to target early cash flows from DSO, with the current program also aiming for a resource upgrade.

      The potential for an upgrade remains very high, considering that the 850 million tonnes at 27.3% iron Inferred JORC Resource is defined from just 4 kilometres of a 10 kilometre strike length.

      The Peak Hill Iron Joint Venture is a prospective magnetite and hematite iron ore project located in the Mid-West region of Western Australia at Robison Range, about 450 kilometres north east of Geraldton.

      Padbury Mining (ASX: PDY) holds a 70% stake, with Aurium Resources (ASX: AGU) 30%.

      Peak Hill has an exploration target of 3.5 to 5 billion tonnes at 25% to 35% iron, and covers a significant 2500 square kilometres.
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      schrieb am 02.11.11 15:03:33
      Beitrag Nr. 56 ()
      Padbury Mining to provide iron ore samples to interested investors in China
      8:54 pm

      Padbury Mining (ASX: PDY) is looking to unlock the potential of the Telecom Hill prospect by making the proactive step of dispatching a sample from the latest drilling program to interested investors in China.

      A twelve hole drilling program has recently been wrapped up at Telecom Hill, which is hosted within the Peak Hill Iron Project joint venture in the mid-west region of Western Australia.

      Adding some spice to the project, it has an exploration target of 3.5 to 5 billion tonnes at 25% to 35% iron covering an extensive 2500 square kilometres, and is prospective for magnetite and hematite iron ore.

      Adding some more potential is that Telecom Hill has a DSO exploration target of 10 to 55 million tonnes at 55% to 58% iron.

      The current Inferred JORC Resource is 850 million tonnes at 27.3% iron, which was defined from less than a half of the 10 kilometre strike length - indicating a strong chance of a resource upgrade in the near future.

      The drilling program comprised holes to a depth ranging from 60 to 100 metres, with pre-collaring having commenced for diamond drilling, with the next step metallurgical testing to be undertaken on drill core.

      Two initial holes targeting a magnetite Banded Iron Formation were drilled to about 300 metres.

      The next phase of work starts this week at Telecom Hill West to pre-collar for diamond drilling, which maximises cost savings by using the diamond rig for depths where only magnetite is present.

      Under this process, pre-collaring will vary from 50 to 100 metres, before the diamond drill is utilised.

      Gary Stokes, managing director at Padbury, commented on the achievement.

      “This program is the first significant step of a focused strategy to add to the Peak Hill Iron Project base by identifying a DSO source that could lead to early cashflow for the Peak Hill project.

      “Another important aspect of this drill will be metallurgical testing of core samples from the magnetite Banded Iron Formation at Telecom Hill West."

      The significance of this data is that it will provide details of the nature of the magnetite deposit, and represents another major milestone for the development of Peak Hill.

      Padbury has a 70% stake in Peak Hill, with Aurium Resources (ASX: AGU) 30%.
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      schrieb am 03.11.11 07:07:04
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      Padbury Joins Geraldton Iron Ore Alliance
      Iron Ore explorer Padbury Mining Limited (ASX: PDY) has joined the Geraldton Iron Ore
      Alliance as an Associate member.
      Located about 450km north east of Geraldton, Padbury’s flagship Peak Hill Iron Joint Venture is
      in the early stages of project development targeting magnetite and hematite.
      The company defined an initial JORC compliant Inferred Resource for Peak Hill in April this year
      of 850Mt at 27.3%1 Fe and is also prospective for hematite (Direct Shipping Ore – DSO), with a
      $5.5 million drilling program under way to assess the DSO potential. This program is also
      targeting an increase and upgrade of the magnetite resource.
      An aggressive program of work is planned for next year to move the project into pre-feasibility,
      with production targeted for 2015-2016.
      Managing Director Gary Stokes said Padbury was working towards becoming a major Mid West
      iron ore producer and joining the ranks of the GIOA reflected the Company’s growing maturity.
      “With the development of the Oakajee Port and associated rail network, the Mid West will
      become Australia’s next big iron ore region and we are excited to be a part of that growth,” he
      said.
      “The GIOA offers a valuable network to its member companies and I look forward to working
      with them and contributing to the advocacy of our region.”
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      schrieb am 07.11.11 15:58:41
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      Padbury Mining readies to drill DSO hematite targets at Mt Padbury
      Monday, November 07, 2011 by John Phillips
      Padbury Mining readies to drill DSO hematite targets at Mt Padbury

      Padbury Mining (ASX: PDY) is set to ramp up exploration at the Peak Hill Iron Project joint venture in the mid-west region of Western Australia, after receiving the necessary Government approvals.

      The Department of Mines and Petroleum has approved the Program of Works, conditional on avoiding impact on individual species of conservation value required by the Department of Environment and Conservation.

      The new drilling will focus on Mt Padbury in a maiden campaign, and providing a boost to the prospectivity of the area geological mapping had delineated iron ore targets with potentially significant platy hematite-goethite mineralisation.

      Another plus is grades of up to 63.2% iron have been achieved from surface rock chip samples, supporting the case for direct shipping ore mineralisation.

      Operations are forecast to kick off later in the month. Padbury has a 70% stake in Peak Hill, with Aurium Resources (ASX: AGU) 30%.


      Mt Padbury subsurface testing

      The Mt Padbury drilling is the follow up subsurface testing of potential hematite mineralisation identified in exploration mapping carried out earlier in 2011.

      These operations will be integrated within the ongoing evaluation drilling of the magnetite and hematite potential nearby at Peak Hill's Telecom Hill prospect.

      Gary Stokes, managing director, commented, “This combined program is the largest undertaken by Padbury and is part of a focused strategy to build the Peak Hill Iron Project base by expanding and upgrading the existing magnetite resource and identifying potential DSO sources, which could lead to early cashflow.”

      Peak Hill currently hosts an Inferred JORC Resource of 850 million tonnes at 27.3% iron, which was defined from less than a half of the 10 kilometre strike length - indicating a strong chance of a resource upgrade in the near future.
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      schrieb am 16.11.11 08:40:47
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      Padbury Mining and Aurium Resources enter merger negotiations
      8:19 pm

      Padbury Mining (ASX: PDY) and Aurium Resources (ASX: AGU) have entered into formal, good faith merger negotiations between the two companies.

      The companies currently are in a joint venture (Padbury 70% and Aurium 30%) at the Peak Hill Iron Project in the mid-west region of Western Australia, which already hosts a JORC Resource of 850 million tonnes at 27.3% iron - with direct shipping ore drilling programs currently underway.

      An agreement has now been signed which sets out a 60-day exclusivity period and the necessary confidentiality obligations, and confirms that each party will undertake due diligence reviews of the other, plus discuss possible merger terms and structures.

      Terms of any merger have not yet been agreed and will be discussed as part of the negotiations, which will be subject to shareholder approval.


      DSO potential of Peak Hill

      The joint venture recently received the Government approvals required to expand direct shipping ore targeted exploration at Peak Hill.

      Drilling will focus on an area known as Mt Padbury in a maiden campaign, and providing a boost to the prospectivity of the area geological mapping had delineated iron ore targets with potentially significant platy hematite-goethite mineralisation.

      Another plus is grades of up to 63.2% iron have been achieved from surface rock chip samples, supporting the case for direct shipping ore mineralisation.

      The Mt Padbury drilling is the follow up subsurface testing of potential hematite mineralisation identified in exploration mapping carried out earlier in 2011.

      These operations will be integrated within the ongoing evaluation drilling of the magnetite and hematite potential nearby at Peak Hill's Telecom Hill prospect.

      Telecom Hill has a direct shipping ore exploration target of 10 to 55 million tonnes at 55% to 58% iron.


      JORC Resource upgrade potential

      The current 850 million tonne resource has been defined from less than half of the 10 kilometre strike length - indicating a strong chance of a resource upgrade in the near future.

      In total the project has an exploration target of 3.5 to 5 billion tonnes at 25% to 35% iron covering an extensive 2500 square kilometres, and is prospective for magnetite and hematite iron ore.
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      schrieb am 29.11.11 08:22:08
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      28/11/2011 AGM Presentation

      28/11/2011 Results of Meeting

      28/11/2011 AGM Chairman`s Address
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      schrieb am 30.11.11 18:53:46
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      29/11/2011 Clarifying Statement - AGM Presentation
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      schrieb am 06.12.11 12:56:02
      Beitrag Nr. 62 ()
      Padbury Mining kicks off initial drilling targeting 20-28Mt at 55-60% iron at Mt Padbury
      Tuesday, December 06, 2011
      Padbury Mining kicks off initial drilling targeting 20-28Mt at 55-60% iron at Mt Padbury

      Padbury Mining (ASX: PDY) has begun maiden drilling at the Mt Padbury Prospect within the Peak Hill Iron Project joint venture in the mid-west region of Western Australia and has completed the first of a 39 hole program.

      An exploration target of 20-28 million tonnes at 55-60% iron has been defined for the Mt Padbury Prospect, with a defining factor of the project’s potential being that geological mapping has identified iron ore targets with potentially significant hematite-goethite mineralisation.

      Another plus is grades of up to 63.2% iron have been achieved from surface rock chip samples, supporting the case for direct shipping ore mineralisation.

      Early last month Padbury received Government approvals required to expand DSO targeted exploration to the Mt Padbury Prospect.

      Earthworks have also been completed for up to 35 locations to be tested in this drilling campaign.

      The drilling program is scheduled to finish in late January, with results from test work on core samples expected in the first quarter of 2012.

      Padbury has a 70% stake in Peak Hill, with Aurium Resources (ASX: AGU) holding 30%.


      Mt Padbury subsurface testing

      The Mt Padbury drilling is the follow up subsurface testing of potential hematite mineralisation identified in exploration mapping carried out earlier in 2011.

      These operations will be integrated within the ongoing evaluation drilling of the magnetite and hematite potential nearby at Peak Hill's Telecom Hill prospect.

      This combined program is the largest undertaken by Padbury and is part of a focused strategy to build the Peak Hill Iron Project base.

      Peak Hill currently hosts an Inferred JORC Resource of 850 million tonnes at 27.3% iron, which was defined from less than a half of the 10 kilometre strike length – indicating a strong chance of a resource upgrade in the near future.


      Padbury/Aurium Merger Discussions

      Padbury and Aurium have entered into formal, good faith merger negotiations between the two companies.

      An agreement has now been signed which sets out a 60-day exclusivity period and the necessary confidentiality obligations, and confirms that each party will undertake due diligence reviews of the other, plus discuss possible merger terms and structures.

      Terms of any merger have not yet been agreed and will be discussed as part of the negotiations, which will be subject to shareholder approval.
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      schrieb am 04.01.12 15:45:18
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      Padbury Mining fills board seats
      Wednesday, January 04, 2012 by Angela Kean
      Padbury Mining fills board seats

      Padbury Mining (ASX: PDY) has welcomed two new board members with the appointment of Terry Quinn as non-executive chairman and William Han as non-executive director.

      Quinn replaces Dr John Saunders, who will take on a new position as non-executive chairman of Padbury’s wholly-owned subsidiary Midwest Infrastructure.

      Midwest Infrastructure holds the Midwest rail and Oakajee Port intellectual property (IP) purchased by Padbury from Yilgarn Infrastructure.

      Saunders’ new role will focus on the promotion of the IP, in particular its commercial modelling, to various interested parties as a potential means of contributing to a solution to the development of viable port and rail infrastructure to service the emerging mines of Western Australia’s mid-west region.

      Quinn is Padbury’s major shareholder and managing director of 30% joint venture partner Aurium Resources.

      He has 20 years experience in the retail and resources sectors and has had broad exposure and experience with overseas investors based in China, Malaysia and Indonesia.

      Meanwhile, Han has extensive business interests in China and is chairman of White Horse Australia Holdings, which has recently become a top 20 Padbury shareholder.

      In early December Padbury began maiden drilling at the Mt Padbury Prospect within the Peak Hill Iron Project joint venture in the mid-west region of Western Australia and has completed the first of a 39 hole program.

      An exploration target of 20-28 million tonnes at 55-60% iron has been defined for the Mt Padbury Prospect, with a defining factor of the project’s potential being that geological mapping has identified iron ore targets with potentially significant hematite-goethite mineralisation.

      Another plus is grades of up to 63.2% iron have been achieved from surface rock chip samples, supporting the case for direct shipping ore mineralisation.
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      schrieb am 17.01.12 16:28:39
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      Padbury Mining to kick off drilling at Peak Hill Iron Project
      Tuesday, January 17, 2012 by Angela Kean
      Padbury Mining to kick off drilling at Peak Hill Iron Project

      Padbury Mining (ASX: PDY) and joint venture partner Aurium Resources (ASX: AGU) have recommenced diamond core drilling at the Telecom Hill prospect within the Peak Hill Iron Project joint venture to further substantiate the Inferred Resource of 850 million tonnes at 27.3% iron.

      The recommencement of reverse circulation drill testing of potential direct shipping ore (DSO) material at the Mt Padbury prospect is scheduled to restart later this month, weather permitting.

      This DSO program was initiated following geological mapping at the Mt Padbury prospect which identified iron ore targets with potentially significant hematite-goethite mineralisation.

      An exploration target of 20-28 million tonnes at 55-60% iron has been defined for the Mt Padbury Prospect.

      In early November Aurium received Government approvals required to expand DSO targeted exploration to the Mt Padbury Prospect, where 39 reverse circulation holes are planned.

      DSO offers the opportunity for early cashflow and would support the development of the company’s Telecom Hill magnetite resource.

      This combined drilling program is the largest undertaken by Padbury and is part of a focused strategy to build the Peak Hill Iron Project base.

      Padbury has a 70% stake in Peak Hill, with Aurium holding 30%.


      Aurium/Padbury Merger Discussions

      In mid-November Padbury announced it had entered into formal, good faith negotiations on a possible merger with Aurium Resources.

      The agreement governing the negotiations provided for a 60 day exclusivity period.

      Padbury and Aurium have agreed to extend the exclusivity period by 30 days, which will enable merger discussions to continue.
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      schrieb am 21.01.12 11:51:53
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      ASX ANNOUNCEMENT
      17 January 2012

      'NOTE: This potential quantity and grade is conceptual in nature and there has been insufficient exploration to
      define a Mineral Resource and it is uncertain if further exploration will result in the determination of a Mineral
      Resource.

      Padbury Mining and Aurium Resources Merger Negotiations
      On 16 November 2011 Padbury Mining Ltd (ASX: PDY) announced that Padbury and
      Aurium Resources Ltd (ASX: AGU) had entered into formal, good faith negotiations on a
      possible merger between the two companies. The agreement governing the
      negotiations provided for a 60 day exclusivity period.
      Padbury and Aurium have agreed to extend the exclusivity period by 30 days, which will
      enable those discussions to continue.
      The terms of any merger have not yet been agreed and will be discussed as part of the
      ongoing negotiations. Shareholders should not assume this process will necessarily
      lead to a successful merger outcome which, in any event, will be subject to all
      necessary approvals.
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      31/01/2012 Clarifying Statement - Quarterly Activities Report 1
      31/01/2012 Quarterly Activities Report
      31/01/2012 Quarterly Cashflow Report
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      schrieb am 16.02.12 11:18:30
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      13.02.2012 09:02 Uhr | Presse
      Padbury Mining Ltd. und Aurium Resources Ltd. beschließen Fusion
      Wie Padbury Mining und Aurium Resources heute bekannt gaben, wurde bezüglich der seit geraumer Zeit geplanten Fusion eine Vereinbarung getroffen. Im Rahmen der beschlossenen Transaktion wird Aurium durch Padbury übernommen. Die Aktionäre von Aurium erhalten für eine Aurium-Stammktie drei Stammaktien von Padbury.
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      Padbury Mining completes diamond drilling at Peak Hill iron project
      Thursday, February 16, 2012 by Christine Feary
      Padbury Mining completes diamond drilling at Peak Hill iron project

      Padbury Mining (ASX: PDY) and partner Aurium Resources (ASX: AGU) are progressing Pre-Feasibility work at the Peak Hill Iron Project with the completion of a diamond core drilling program.

      Peak Hill has a JORC Inferred Magnetite Resource of 850 million tonnes at 27.3% iron at Telecom Hill.

      A total of 619 metres of diamond core was collected, geologically logged, photographed and rock quality designation measured on the oriented core.

      Meanwhile, a reverse circulation drilling program is underway, testing for direct shipping ore as well as magnetite, with 4,000 metres drilled to date.

      This program was designed to follow up on geological mapping which identified iron ore targets with potentially significant hematite-geothite mineralisation.

      A hematite exploration target of 10 million tonnes to 55 million tonnes at 55-60% iron has been set for Peak Hill.

      Earlier this week, Padbury and Aurium signed a binding Scheme Implementation Agreement for a merger that will simplify the development of Peak Hill.

      Under the agreement, Padbury will acquire Aurium, combining its 70% interest with Aurium’s 30% interest in the project.

      Aurium shareholders will receive three Padbury shares for every one Aurium share held, which represents a premium of about 42.8% based on the last trading price prior to the announcement and a 47.4% premium to the 30 day volume weighted average price of the two companies’ shares.
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      schrieb am 20.02.12 08:27:35
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      Padbury Mining has unlocked development opportunities by identifying DSO iron at Peak Hill
      10:21 pm

      Padbury Mining (ASX: PDY) is a company on the move, as has today confirmed the previously stated direct shipping ore (DSO) potential of the Peak Hill Iron Project.

      At the Telecom Hill East target DSO mineralisation has been intersected in multiple holes, with the peak result; 29 metres at 62.8% iron, 4.9% Si02, 2.6%AI203 and 0.09%P.

      The location of the DSO is strategic as it occurs directly adjacent to the large Telecom Hill East magnetite deposit which already hosts an Inferred JORC Resource of 850 million tonnes at 27.3% iron, highlighting the opportunity for a near term tonnage and grade increase.

      Mineralisation is open to the east, west and at depth.

      Adding a further level to the potential of the area, additional DSO targets have already been identified to the west on the Telecom Hill ridge.

      Gary Stokes, managing director of Padbury, commented on the positive exploration news:

      “Direct shipping ore offers Padbury more flexible development opportunities and potential as well as the development of the Peak Hill magnetite processing operation, which promises to be significant.

      “These early results are very encouraging and we look forward to the completion of laboratory work and continuing our exploration program.”

      As well as drilling, preparation for the next phase of regional exploration are well advanced to assess the substantial areas of untested banded iron formation stratigraphy present in the project tenure away from Telecom Hill.


      Exploration target highlights resource upside

      The Peak Hill Project has an exploration target of 3.5 to 5 billion tonnes at 25% to 35% iron covering an extensive 2,500 square kilometres, and is prospective for magnetite and hematite iron ore.

      Telecom Hill alone has a direct shipping ore exploration target of 10 to 55 million tonnes at 55% to 58% iron.

      At the Mt Padbury Prospect, an exploration target of 20 to 28 million tonnes at 55% to 60% iron has been defined


      Padbury to merge with Aurium Resources

      Padbury has a 70% interest in Peak Hill with joint venture partner Aurium Resources (ASX: AGU) 30%, with the two companies earlier in the month signing a binding Scheme Implementation Agreement, marking the completion of merger negotiations.

      The merger will simplify the future project development, and by being run by a single entity will also save costs while making the decision making process quicker.

      Gary Stokes will remain managing director of Padbury, while Terry Quinn (previous managing director of Aurium) will be appointed executive chairman of Padbury, with William Han to remain a non-executive director.

      The project is located in the Mid-West region of Western Australia which has grown in stature as a major iron ore province.
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      schrieb am 21.02.12 07:44:56
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      Padbury Mining progresses Pre Feasibility work at Peak Hill Iron Project
      Tuesday, February 21, 2012 by Christine Feary
      Padbury Mining progresses Pre Feasibility work at Peak Hill Iron Project

      Padbury Mining (ASX: PDY) is working towards the next targeted stage of development at the Peak Hill Iron Project with the appointment of CSA Global to carry out a pit optimisation and mine planning study.

      This study will contribute important data to a Pre-Feasibility Study planned at the Peak project.

      Gary Stokes, managing director of Padbury, said the study by CSA Global was the next necessary step in the strategic development of Peak Hill.

      “We are focused on moving the project forward and have been encouraged by extremely positive drilling results from our recent resource evaluation program – for both magnetite and direct shipping ore.”

      Peak has an established Inferred JORC Resource of 850 million tonnes at 27.3% iron at the large Telecom Hill East magnetite deposit.

      In addition, the company yesterday confirmed direct shipping ore (DSO) potential at Peak Hill, directly adjacent to the Resource at Telecom Hill East. Mineralisation is open to the east, west and at depth.

      While CSA Global’s optimisation study will focus on magnetite mining and processing, based on the existing Resource, further work will focus on the potential for DSO.

      Padbury Mining is targeting a maiden DSO Resource from the recent drilling program which, if defined, will allow for the modelling of a DSO mining operation.

      Drilling at Peak Hill is ongoing, targeting magnetite deposits and extensions to DSO mineralisation, while preparation for the next phase of regional exploration is well advanced to assess substantial areas of untested banded iron formation stratigraphy present in the project tenure away from Telecom Hill.

      Exploration target highlights resource upside

      The Peak Hill Project has an exploration target of 3.5 to 5 billion tonnes at 25% to 35% iron covering an extensive 2,500 square kilometres, and is prospective for magnetite and hematite iron ore.

      Telecom Hill alone has a direct shipping ore exploration target of 10 to 55 million tonnes at 55% to 58% iron.

      At the Mt Padbury Prospect, an exploration target of 20 to 28 million tonnes at 55% to 60% iron has been defined.

      Padbury to merge with Aurium Resources

      Padbury has a 70% interest in Peak Hill with joint venture partner Aurium Resources (ASX: AGU) 30%, with the two companies earlier in the month signing a binding Scheme Implementation Agreement, marking the completion of merger negotiations.

      The merger will simplify the future project development, and by being run by a single entity will also save costs while making the decision making process quicker.

      Gary Stokes will remain managing director of Padbury, while Terry Quinn (previous managing director of Aurium) will be appointed executive chairman of Padbury, with William Han to remain a non-executive director.

      The project is located in the Mid-West region of Western Australia which has grown in stature as a major iron ore province.
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      schrieb am 13.03.12 17:07:06
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      12/03/2012 Half Year Financial Report
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      schrieb am 19.03.12 16:20:50
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      19/03/2012 Telecom Hill and Mt Padbury Deliver More DSO Mineralisation
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      schrieb am 22.03.12 06:54:36
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      21/03/2012 YRR: SETTLEMENT OF LITIGATION
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      schrieb am 28.03.12 13:31:55
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      Padbury Mining reaches litigation settlement with Tower Group
      Wednesday, March 28, 2012 by Proactive Investors
      Padbury Mining reaches litigation settlement with Tower Group

      Padbury Mining (ASX:PDY) has reached a settlement regarding litigation brought against it and Yellow Rock Resources by Tower Group.

      The company stated in an announcement: ‘A Deed of Settlement was executed by the parties on 20 March 2012 and a minute dismissing the proceedings was filed in the Supreme Court of Western Australia on 21 March 2012.

      ‘The matter concerned a royalty claim by Tower Group for vanadium ore mined and processed on tenements that were sold by PDY to YRR in 2006. Tower had lodged caveats over the tenements preventing them being transferred from PDY to YRR.

      ‘YRR paid $165,000 to Tower to settle the matter thus enabling PDY to transfer the tenements in question to YRR.’
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      schrieb am 07.04.14 11:42:04
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      :eek::eek:

      ....seit ende 2013 kommt hier wieder bewegung hinein und dürfte
      weitere nahrung bekommen durch nachfolg. meldung...........


      Padbury Mining advances discussions for Oakajee deep water port, Western Australia

      Friday, April 04, 2014 by Proactive Investors




      Padbury Mining advances discussions for Oakajee deep water port, Western Australia.

      Padbury Mining advances discussions for Oakajee deep water port, Western Australia.

      Padbury Mining (ASX: PDY) is continuing negotiations with potential investors and engineering and construction companies interested in the development of the deep water port at Oakajee, Western Australia, and its associated rail network.

      The proposed process will entail moving from pre-feasibility to definitive feasibility studies, including front end engineering and design, and providing a transparent, model for transporting iron ore to Oakajee.

      Padbury has now signed in excess of forty non disclosure agreements with potential suppliers that wish to be involved many of which have invested their time and energy to develop a clear pathway for the project to proceed.


      As previously indicated, there has been significant interest expressed by Korean contactors in particular and Padbury is in the process of negotiating a Heads of Agreement.

      Development of the port will enable stranded iron ore and other resources in the Mid West to be exploited and exported.

      Also, Padbury recently acquired a new tenement in close proximity to its current holdings in the Peak Hill iron ore mining district.

      The tenement has a cumulative strike length of about 13 kilometres of iron formations. Studies and historical sampling results have outlined several areas of hematite-geothite enrichments, providing drilling targets.

      Padbury issued Glen Shivlock 45 million shares and Meteoric Resources 8 million shares to acquire the tenement.

      Shares in the company have been outperforming, moving to $0.017 last month, from $0.003 in late November 2013, and are now trading at $0.013-$0.014.....


      http://www.proactiveinvestors.com.au/companies/news/54121/pa…

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      schrieb am 10.04.14 10:20:56
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      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.778.369 von hbg55 am 07.04.14 11:42:04:eek::eek:


      ....und wies den anschein hat, ist man dabei ein stück voran
      gekommen, wie wir heutiger HALT- ankündigung entnehmen können........


      REQUEST FOR TRADING HALT – PADBURY MINING LIMITED

      Pursuant to Listing Rule 17.1, Padbury Mining
      Limited (ASX:PDY) (“Padbury” or “the Company”)
      requests that ASX grants the Company a trading
      halt of its securities effective immediately,
      pending a material announcement regarding the
      execution of a project financing agreement for
      the development of the Oakajee Port and Rail Infr
      astructure Project in the Mid-West region of
      Western Australia.



      ......MORGEN also meeeehr details dazu !!!!


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      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.798.359 von hbg55 am 10.04.14 10:20:56:eek::eek:

      .....die bombe ist geplatzt - $6billion- funding in trockenen tüchern - welch ein vertrauensbeweis an PDY- team !!!!


      11th April 2014
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      PERTH (miningweekly.com) – The much contested billion-dollar Oakajee port and rail project has been given new life after ASX-listed Padbury Mining announced on Friday that it had secured the funding necessary to construct the $6-billion project.

      Private Australian equity investors would provide the funding, which would be executed in three tranches.

      The first tranche, which consisted of $470-million, would be used to complete the design and construct specifications over the first nine months of the project, as well as for early civil works and to order long-lead items.

      The second and third tranches, of $3.45-billion and $2.55-billion respectively, would be drawn down for project construction.

      In return for the investment, the private investors would obtain a 64% stake in Midwest Infrastructure, the Padbury subsidiary that would be developing the Oakajee project. Padbury would retain a 36% shareholding in the subsidiary.

      Padbury MD Gary Stokes said on Friday that the development of the Oakajee port and rail project meant that the Midwest region could be exploited for its mineral assets.

      The Oakajee development would enable the export of between 35-million and 45-million tonnes of iron-ore, using cape-sized vessels with up to 240 000 t capacity. It was expected that yearly exports could be increased to over 100-million tonnes over time.

      The Midwest region is estimated to host some 50-billion tonnes of magnetite ore, of which 21-billion tonnes was compliant with the Joint Ore Reserves Committee. There are currently 21 companies with iron-ore interests in the region, as well as other commodities that could use the port and rail facilities.

      The Oakajee project stalled in 2012 after Japan’s Mitsubishi announced cutbacks to the operating vehicle Oakajee Port and Rail (OPR).

      Padbury owns intellectual property on a multi-user rail line and port at Oakajee, which it bought from OPR’s former rival Yilgarn Infrastructure.

      Stokes said that Padbury had been focused on delivering a positive outcome for the Oakajee project for the past 18 months.

      “It has been an enormous challenge on many fronts, but today’s announcement will see this game-changing project finally come to fruition.”


      Midwest Infrastructure would now use the prefeasibility study it acquired in 2009 as the launch pad for completing the concept design of the port and rail project.

      Negotiations with the Western Australian government was also under way to formalise development agreements.......



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