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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.992.948 von XIO am 03.04.12 08:14:53Bei dem Gesamtmarkt liegen noch sehr viele Perlen am Boden. Wohl denen, die noch genug Cash haben, um zu diesen historischen Tiefkursen einzusammeln.
Der Kurs ist lächerlich.. leider hats auf MTE mit runter gezogen.. war abzusehen
2 April 2012
Metallica further strengthens cash position with $5 million loan facility
http://media.wotnews.com.au/asxann/01284519.pdf
Metallica further strengthens cash position with $5 million loan facility
http://media.wotnews.com.au/asxann/01284519.pdf
26th March 2012
Gippsland Zircon-Rutile HM Drill Results
- POSITIVE HEAVY MINERAL DRILL RESULTS FROM THE GIPPSLAND (VICTORIA) ZIRCON-RUTILE HMS PROJECT
- SIGNIFICANT HMS MINERALISATION CONFIRMED – BEST INTERCEPT - 51 METERS GRADING 3% THM
- GIPPSLAND HMS PROJECT DUE DILIGENCE FURTHER ADVANCED
weiter: http://media.wotnews.com.au/asxann/01282102.pdf
Gippsland Zircon-Rutile HM Drill Results
- POSITIVE HEAVY MINERAL DRILL RESULTS FROM THE GIPPSLAND (VICTORIA) ZIRCON-RUTILE HMS PROJECT
- SIGNIFICANT HMS MINERALISATION CONFIRMED – BEST INTERCEPT - 51 METERS GRADING 3% THM
- GIPPSLAND HMS PROJECT DUE DILIGENCE FURTHER ADVANCED
weiter: http://media.wotnews.com.au/asxann/01282102.pdf
Interim Financial Report - 31 December 2011
http://www.metallicaminerals.com.au/sites/default/files/Inte…
http://www.metallicaminerals.com.au/sites/default/files/Inte…
Trading Spotlight
METALLICA Minerals clearly needs to get chairman David Barwick to get his managers the same brokerage rates on share sales that he seems to be getting.
Within the long and complex explanation for the company's (largely non-cash) $8.2 million loss for the December half was the revelation that selling 15.7 million of its shares in MetroCoal had cost it more than $200,000 in brokerage.
The total receipts for the share sales were $7.78 million, which means the brokerage rate was about 2.5 per cent - pretty generous in these times. Metallica also lost $1.5 million on the sales because they were priced below the carrying value of the shares.
Insider tried to reach managing director Andrew Gillies and chief financial officer John Haley to check whether that number was correct, but both were travelling.
What was even more intriguing was that the bulk of the shares sold, 9 million, were done in an off-market sale at 50¢ a share to China's Dadi Engineering Development, which had only recently taken up a $24 million placement in the coal group at 75¢ a share. Off-market sales ought not to attract much brokerage.
By contrast, when Barwick sold his 209,000 Metallica shares in February in a $67,000 deal, for the odd reasons of maintaining his independence as chairman and conforming to his family trust's rules, his brokerage costs were barely 1 per cent. And they say that it is cheaper to deal in bulk.
The sale to Dadi was also done on January 5, which is after balance date, but perhaps Metallica decided that it was tidier to do it all at once.
It also wrote down the value of its remaining 30.7 per cent stake in MetroCoal by $3.2 million, which should be helpful next time it sells some stock. The benefit for Metallica investors is that the adjustments to MetroCoal cut by $2.5 million the $16.5 million in deferred tax liabilities it was carrying on the stake.
The other contributors to Metallica's losses were also largely the result of shuffling shareholdings in associates. It took a $3.3 million hit as a loss on disposal of shares in Planet Metals, when the stock was actually removed from Metallica's hands via a capital raising that offered its investors one new share and two shares in Planet for every 10 Metallica shares already owned.
With all that re-arrangement of its equity investments, the accounts show that Metallica spent a mere $30,000 on exploration and evaluation, compared with almost $300,000 in the same period of 2010
Within the long and complex explanation for the company's (largely non-cash) $8.2 million loss for the December half was the revelation that selling 15.7 million of its shares in MetroCoal had cost it more than $200,000 in brokerage.
The total receipts for the share sales were $7.78 million, which means the brokerage rate was about 2.5 per cent - pretty generous in these times. Metallica also lost $1.5 million on the sales because they were priced below the carrying value of the shares.
Insider tried to reach managing director Andrew Gillies and chief financial officer John Haley to check whether that number was correct, but both were travelling.
What was even more intriguing was that the bulk of the shares sold, 9 million, were done in an off-market sale at 50¢ a share to China's Dadi Engineering Development, which had only recently taken up a $24 million placement in the coal group at 75¢ a share. Off-market sales ought not to attract much brokerage.
By contrast, when Barwick sold his 209,000 Metallica shares in February in a $67,000 deal, for the odd reasons of maintaining his independence as chairman and conforming to his family trust's rules, his brokerage costs were barely 1 per cent. And they say that it is cheaper to deal in bulk.
The sale to Dadi was also done on January 5, which is after balance date, but perhaps Metallica decided that it was tidier to do it all at once.
It also wrote down the value of its remaining 30.7 per cent stake in MetroCoal by $3.2 million, which should be helpful next time it sells some stock. The benefit for Metallica investors is that the adjustments to MetroCoal cut by $2.5 million the $16.5 million in deferred tax liabilities it was carrying on the stake.
The other contributors to Metallica's losses were also largely the result of shuffling shareholdings in associates. It took a $3.3 million hit as a loss on disposal of shares in Planet Metals, when the stock was actually removed from Metallica's hands via a capital raising that offered its investors one new share and two shares in Planet for every 10 Metallica shares already owned.
With all that re-arrangement of its equity investments, the accounts show that Metallica spent a mere $30,000 on exploration and evaluation, compared with almost $300,000 in the same period of 2010
Metallica completes Scandium recovery test program - stage 1
ASX RELEASE Thursday 8th March 2012 METALLICA COMPLETES SCANDIUM RECOVERY TEST PROGRAM – STAGE ONE Australian resource development company Metallica Minerals Limited (ASX: MLM), is pleased to announce the successful completion of the first phase of its pilot metallurgical test program, focussed on extracting scandium from its high-grade NORNICO scandium ore. One of the more valuable of the 17 rare earth elements, scandium occurs at very high levels in the shallow Lucknow and Kokomo nickel-cobalt deposits within Metallica’s 100% owned NORNICO nickel-cobalt & scandium project, located 2.5 hours drive northwest of Townsville, North Queensland. A large sample of representative high grade scandium ore sourced from the Lucknow deposit was sent to SGS Lakefield Oretest (Perth, Western Australia)...
http://wotnews.com.au/announcement/Metallica_Minerals_-_Meta…
http://media.wotnews.com.au/asxann/01276923.pdf
ASX RELEASE Thursday 8th March 2012 METALLICA COMPLETES SCANDIUM RECOVERY TEST PROGRAM – STAGE ONE Australian resource development company Metallica Minerals Limited (ASX: MLM), is pleased to announce the successful completion of the first phase of its pilot metallurgical test program, focussed on extracting scandium from its high-grade NORNICO scandium ore. One of the more valuable of the 17 rare earth elements, scandium occurs at very high levels in the shallow Lucknow and Kokomo nickel-cobalt deposits within Metallica’s 100% owned NORNICO nickel-cobalt & scandium project, located 2.5 hours drive northwest of Townsville, North Queensland. A large sample of representative high grade scandium ore sourced from the Lucknow deposit was sent to SGS Lakefield Oretest (Perth, Western Australia)...
http://wotnews.com.au/announcement/Metallica_Minerals_-_Meta…
http://media.wotnews.com.au/asxann/01276923.pdf
Presentation QEC Investors` Forum
28 February 2012
http://www.metallicaminerals.com.au/sites/default/files/QEC%…
28 February 2012
http://www.metallicaminerals.com.au/sites/default/files/QEC%…
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21st February 2012
FEASIBILITY WORK AND PERMITTING SET TO ACCELERATE
STUDIES ON MAJOR QUEENSLAND TRI-METAL PROJECT
Feasibility studies are set to be accelerated on a major new Australian tri-metal mining development following completion of the exploration phase at Metallica Minerals Limited’s (ASX: “MLM”) NORNICO nickel-cobalt-scandium project in North Queensland.
An updated scandium and nickel-cobalt resource announced today by Metallica for the Lucknow deposit - a key deposit within the Company’s flagship NORNICO project - includes another significant boost to the scandium resource and a further upgrade to nickel-cobalt resources.
The revised resources follow an updated block model estimate prepared for the Lucknow deposit by leading independent mining and engineering consultants, Golder Associates of Brisbane.
Metallica’s Managing Director, Mr Andrew Gillies, said completion of the exploration phase enabled the Company to focus more on its mining and engineering feasibility studies, permitting for development and marketing efforts towards potential end users of scandium. Metallica has a strong technical team which was put together in H2 2011 and is headed up by CEO Gavin Becker.
“The latest significant upgrade of our high-grade Lucknow scandium resource is a further boost to the prospects of Metallica as an emerging world-leader and long-term supplier of scandium, which is increasing in demand as one of the 17 rare earth elements. Scandium is one of the most valuable rare earth elements with Scandium Oxide currently selling for over US$1,500 per kilogram,” Mr Gillies said.
“There has already been strong customer interest and enquiry in our project and the Company remains confident in our potential to establish long-term customers who require scandium for high performance and high value aluminium alloys, more efficient solid oxide fuel cells (SOFC’s) and scandium-bearing metal halide lighting,” he said.
“We look forward to the imminent start of detailed pilot scale test work at the SGS Lakefield Oretest laboratories in Perth, with the initial focus on production of scandium oxide for evaluation by potential off-take customers and/or joint venture participants.”
More than doubled scandium Indicated and Measured Resource
The latest scandium resource upgrade from the Lucknow laterite deposit more than doubles the Indicated and Measured Resource to 7.5 million tonnes (Mt) @ 156 grams per tonne scandium (Sc) from the previous 3.3 Mt @ 176 g/t Sc. The resource is well defined, shallow, and mostly at or near surface less than 20 m deep, making it amenable to relatively simple mining.
The new resource figures have boosted Metallica’s total NORNICO scandium resource (Lucknow and neighbouring Kokomo deposit) to 16.8 Mt @ 130g/t Sc, containing approximately 3,250 tonnes of scandium oxide. This includes and Indicated and Measured Resource of 12.0 Mt @ 145 g/t Sc.
Results from the latest exploration program have increased the Lucknow nickel (Ni) – cobalt (Co) Indicated and Measured Resource estimate to 3.2 Mt @ 0.58% Ni, 0.19% Co and 85 g/t Sc.
The Company’s accompanying ASX Release dated 21 February 2012 sets out the split of Measured, Indicated and Inferred Resources.
Metallica’s 100%-owned NORNICO project comprises five key nickel laterite deposits, Greenvale, Lucknow, Kokomo, Minnamoolka and Bell Creek. Metallica’s focus will be on the Greenvale-Lucknow deposits with supplementary ore supply from Kokomo, and in later years trucked ores from Bell Creek and Minnamoolka.
As previously announced, the Company’s feasibility studies are targeting a proposed combined nickel-cobalt-scandium mining and processing operation on the historic Greenvale nickel mine site (mined 1974-1992) northwest of Townsville, at an annual laterite ore throughput rate of approximately 750,000 tonnes, producing nickel metal, cobalt intermediate product and scandium oxide.
First production is targeted for 2015.
Metallica is well placed for an active 2012 on NORNICO and its two zircon-rutile mineral sand projects (Weipa & Gippsland-option to acquire) as it has approximately $12 million cash (1 February 2012) and $37 million in ASX listed investments.
21st February 2012
FEASIBILITY WORK AND PERMITTING SET TO ACCELERATE
STUDIES ON MAJOR QUEENSLAND TRI-METAL PROJECT
Feasibility studies are set to be accelerated on a major new Australian tri-metal mining development following completion of the exploration phase at Metallica Minerals Limited’s (ASX: “MLM”) NORNICO nickel-cobalt-scandium project in North Queensland.
An updated scandium and nickel-cobalt resource announced today by Metallica for the Lucknow deposit - a key deposit within the Company’s flagship NORNICO project - includes another significant boost to the scandium resource and a further upgrade to nickel-cobalt resources.
The revised resources follow an updated block model estimate prepared for the Lucknow deposit by leading independent mining and engineering consultants, Golder Associates of Brisbane.
Metallica’s Managing Director, Mr Andrew Gillies, said completion of the exploration phase enabled the Company to focus more on its mining and engineering feasibility studies, permitting for development and marketing efforts towards potential end users of scandium. Metallica has a strong technical team which was put together in H2 2011 and is headed up by CEO Gavin Becker.
“The latest significant upgrade of our high-grade Lucknow scandium resource is a further boost to the prospects of Metallica as an emerging world-leader and long-term supplier of scandium, which is increasing in demand as one of the 17 rare earth elements. Scandium is one of the most valuable rare earth elements with Scandium Oxide currently selling for over US$1,500 per kilogram,” Mr Gillies said.
“There has already been strong customer interest and enquiry in our project and the Company remains confident in our potential to establish long-term customers who require scandium for high performance and high value aluminium alloys, more efficient solid oxide fuel cells (SOFC’s) and scandium-bearing metal halide lighting,” he said.
“We look forward to the imminent start of detailed pilot scale test work at the SGS Lakefield Oretest laboratories in Perth, with the initial focus on production of scandium oxide for evaluation by potential off-take customers and/or joint venture participants.”
More than doubled scandium Indicated and Measured Resource
The latest scandium resource upgrade from the Lucknow laterite deposit more than doubles the Indicated and Measured Resource to 7.5 million tonnes (Mt) @ 156 grams per tonne scandium (Sc) from the previous 3.3 Mt @ 176 g/t Sc. The resource is well defined, shallow, and mostly at or near surface less than 20 m deep, making it amenable to relatively simple mining.
The new resource figures have boosted Metallica’s total NORNICO scandium resource (Lucknow and neighbouring Kokomo deposit) to 16.8 Mt @ 130g/t Sc, containing approximately 3,250 tonnes of scandium oxide. This includes and Indicated and Measured Resource of 12.0 Mt @ 145 g/t Sc.
Results from the latest exploration program have increased the Lucknow nickel (Ni) – cobalt (Co) Indicated and Measured Resource estimate to 3.2 Mt @ 0.58% Ni, 0.19% Co and 85 g/t Sc.
The Company’s accompanying ASX Release dated 21 February 2012 sets out the split of Measured, Indicated and Inferred Resources.
Metallica’s 100%-owned NORNICO project comprises five key nickel laterite deposits, Greenvale, Lucknow, Kokomo, Minnamoolka and Bell Creek. Metallica’s focus will be on the Greenvale-Lucknow deposits with supplementary ore supply from Kokomo, and in later years trucked ores from Bell Creek and Minnamoolka.
As previously announced, the Company’s feasibility studies are targeting a proposed combined nickel-cobalt-scandium mining and processing operation on the historic Greenvale nickel mine site (mined 1974-1992) northwest of Townsville, at an annual laterite ore throughput rate of approximately 750,000 tonnes, producing nickel metal, cobalt intermediate product and scandium oxide.
First production is targeted for 2015.
Metallica is well placed for an active 2012 on NORNICO and its two zircon-rutile mineral sand projects (Weipa & Gippsland-option to acquire) as it has approximately $12 million cash (1 February 2012) and $37 million in ASX listed investments.
21st February 2012
FEASIBILITY WORK AND PERMITTING SET TO ACCELERATE
STUDIES ON MAJOR QUEENSLAND TRI-METAL PROJECT
http://media.wotnews.com.au/asxann/01270331.pdf
21st February 2012
NORNICO - Lucknow Deposit, Nth Qld
Scandium & Nickel-Cobalt Resource Upgrade
http://media.wotnews.com.au/asxann/01270329.pdf
FEASIBILITY WORK AND PERMITTING SET TO ACCELERATE
STUDIES ON MAJOR QUEENSLAND TRI-METAL PROJECT
http://media.wotnews.com.au/asxann/01270331.pdf
21st February 2012
NORNICO - Lucknow Deposit, Nth Qld
Scandium & Nickel-Cobalt Resource Upgrade
http://media.wotnews.com.au/asxann/01270329.pdf
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